Couple more ? for the the single pin guys...

Which single pin adjustable do you shoot?

Can you easily make adjustments to your sight with quiver mounted?

Being able to make quick adjustments with the quiver mounted is huge to me, taking the quiver off is really not an option. Too many elk encounters require you to change locations in an instant as you work the bull. Did it once and ended up 10ft from my quiver, not good. Thankfully he was a dink.

If you shoot with your quiver on, I would get the HHA King Pin because the dial is in front of the riser. I didn't have any problems with an Optimizer Lite with my set up. But depending on the type of quiver its attachment point, some people have issues. Another option would be the Optimizer slider. You won't have the dial to interfere with the quiver, but there is a lock down knob that could interfere on some quiver set up's. What is your quiver attachment point, the sight or the riser?

mounts to the sight

I absolutely hate a quiver that attaches to the sight. I prefer a riser mount style. The HHA's come with spacers and hardware to attach a quiver to it. With the provided spacers, you shouldn't have any problems. If you do, you could always use a longer spacer.

I originally bought the HHA Kingpin, but hated the location of the wheel. I swapped it for the Optimizer Ultra. I love the location of the wheel on the Ultra. I don't shoot with my quiver on, but don't have any issues adjusting my sight with the quiver attached.

I looked at some riser mounts, just haven't seen or talked to anyone using one. What's the positive of using one for you?

The quiver is closer to the bow and it doesn't throw the balance of the bow off as bad if you shoot with it on. Plus they're quieter and sturdier.

Right on, thanks.

I want a King Pin...BAD

If your looking for a quiver that fits tight to the bow, Tight Spot will get as close as you want. They are very adjustable. However I think the HHA sights that adjust in the rear will create a problem. I believe they make a bracket that lets you use it. I was running a Tight Spot quiver with a Montana Black Hold sight and really liked that set up.