beforethehunt
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Which do you prefer and why. I can do my 5 pin 30-70 yards
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I'm the same way. Nice to be able to extend it out for practice, but have a simple system for hunting.I use a 5 pin slider. I can practice out to 100 on the range. Once the season rolls around I lock it down and leave it. Perfect for me since I won’t shoot an animal past 60.
This, except I shoot 6 pins to 70.I use a 5 pin slider. I can practice out to 100 on the range. Once the season rolls around I lock it down and leave it. Perfect for me since I won’t shoot an animal past 60.
Try the 30 at 10 yards or less. The bulls can be real close. Longer shots usually come with more time to adjust.I have gone from 7 pin to 5 pin slider. This year I am trying a 3 pin slider. Debating 20,30,40 or 30,40,50. 30 yard pin is only about 2” high at 20, so it seems like 20 is unnecessary.
Belive me I know. I’ve killed 12 bulls 5 point or better from 8 yards to 62 yards. Its pretty easy to hold low at 10 yards.Try the 30 at 10 yards or less. The bulls can be real close. Longer shots usually come with more time to adjust.
Which do you prefer and why. I can do my 5 pin 30-70 yards
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I have gone from 7 pin to 5 pin slider. This year I am trying a 3 pin slider. Debating 20,30,40 or 30,40,50. 30 yard pin is only about 2” high at 20, so it seems like 20 is unnecessary.
Option archery sights by Dan Evans are the best of both worlds imo.