Single pin sight

[17stevensonh]

I’ve used a fixed pin sight since I started bowhunting and was looking to try a single pin sight. What would you guys recommend getting that’s around $100?


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[Ag111]

Axcel Accutouch is the bomb. Very pricy at over $300 but I've seen them in the classifieds for half that.

 

[Bayerc]

I have a sure-loc single pin that’s awesome

 

[Bayerc]

Sure-loc lethal weapon

 

[87TT]

Just take out all but one pin on your current sight and try it to see if you like it. If you do, the buy a "good" one. If not put your other pins back or buy a multi pin slider.

 

[Beezy]

A Spot Hogg Fast Eddie is a great single pin sight. There are many great single pin sights out there on the market. You just have find what suits you the best.

 

[Gen273]

Axcel Accutouch is the bomb. Very pricy at over $300 but I've seen them in the classifieds for half that.

I agree, I like the Accutouch very much

 

[livefromthetree]

HHA for sure. Can catch them used for less or new on sale for close to your budget

 

[Phil Mendoza]

Best bet at that price point would be to find a used one that is in good shape. Any good sight with 2nd and 3rd axis adjustment are hard to find under $125 new. Finding a driver or movable sight with all the axis adjustments usually start around $135 to $140 new.
I would agree with 87TT about taking pins out but more so if you decide to buy, find a multi pin driver/ slider and take pins out. If you don't like it put them back in and you still have more options than you did with a standard fixed pin.
Durability- I feel Black Gold and Spot Hogg are at the top of the food chain with sights. The new CBE sights and HHA are nice but expensive. Fuse would be a really good option for a good durability sight that wont break the bank.
Good luck

 

[CuZnV1nny]

HHA (Sports Optimizer Lite) if you want to give one a shot for < $100 (i got mine at $93 on amazon). I dialed in the sight-tape and was extremely accurate when adjusting the yardage up to 80 yards (70 lb draw). That said... it was only practical for the archery range.

I went back to multi-pin (20, 30, 40, 50, 55, 60) due to the tight-profile and feels lighter as the sight pushed my quiver out farther which messed with weight and balance.

If you end up liking a single-pin adjustable, my guys say the best is the Spot Hog Fast Eddie (~$330). I can confirm, the boys shoot pretty well past 80 yards...

(If you're interested in mine, hmu and we can talk $).

 

[Gentleman Harvester]

I am happy with my TR clutch.

 

[Kularrow]

Viper Sidewinder is around $150, similar to HHA but only has 2nd axis. High quality sight for the price and made in the USA.

 

[BattleBorn83]

I just put on a CBE Tactic Hybrid. Totally new to archery. But it’s been a good place to start so far.

 

[CamoPirate]

What 87TT said above.

Also, are we practicing resurrections?

 

[KRA-Z]

What 87TT said above.

Also, are we practicing resurrections?

I believe there is a lot of wasted posts just to meet the requirements of being able to use the site..

personally I use 2 pins, I have one set 30 yards and the other at 60 yards and just make mental adjustments for the over, under, or in between... and like anything else in life I only use what I like and within the budget I choose to spend..