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Re: Since the black gold switch
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I didn't care for my black gold single pin. Not nearly as well thought out as the hha for adjustment while hunting. Worked fine other than that. For me just the opposite. I like my quiver mounted close to the bow and with the HHA you have to add the bracket for clearance which extends the quiver away from the bow. I also wasn't spending money on limb mounted quiver this year. The adjustments are really easy and with the sight tape angled, really easy to see. Were you in a tree hunting with quiver off or hunting with quiver attached?
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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08/01/16 01:11 PM
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Tree, but a G5 quiver mounts on the bow without the eztensions, which is what I used. Like said above, just personal preference, My Kwikee Kwiver mounts without the extension, also.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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Glad you like it kodiak06. That's why they make so many different things for hunters. What is appealing to one may not be appealing to the other. I loved my black gold three pin. But did not like theit one pin as much as others. Definitely makes shooting a little more interesting. One of the guys actually has a 5 pin adj. Kinda defeats the purpose for me but, he's digging it.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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Tree, but a G5 quiver mounts on the bow without the eztensions, which is what I used. Like said above, just personal preference, Nice
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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Tree, but a G5 quiver mounts on the bow without the eztensions, which is what I used. Like said above, just personal preference, My Kwikee Kwiver mounts without the extension, also. I used to live down the street from the Kwikee Kwiver guys in Michigan. I would go buy the mounts for cheap and put them on straps to put around the tree. That was the early 90's. Too bad I didn't put in some time and money and patent something back then.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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08/02/16 12:24 AM
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I'd be interested in trying this sight, but I set my sight pin housing up so that it sits/lines up perfectly with my peep. How does this sight work out with your peep?
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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How did you see that pink dot? I know my eyes are bad, but dang.
Good shooting! I switched from a 5 pin to a single pin HHA and love it. It actually stands out pretty good at distance. We have a yellow one on another one that stands out even better.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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Which HHA do you have N2TRKYS?
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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08/02/16 11:19 AM
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Which HHA do you have N2TRKYS? I had the Kingpin, but didn't like it at all. I traded it for the Optimizer Ultra 5519. If you're thinking about getting one, give me a call.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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Why do y'all worry about the sight housing lining up with the peep? If that's for me as far as centering the housing, I want to see more of the pin while shooting at 100yds. I'm pretty good now, 20 is toward the top of the peep and I had plenty of pin to see at 88 earlier today. With my fixed sight, the housing was centered with the peep and it was like another way of ensuring my anchor was the same, especially at step up and down hill shots up here.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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I shoot the Optimizer Lite 5510. I don't know if they make the .10 pin any more.. I don't see it on their website now.
I really like the single pin because of less clutter, being able to dial in to exact yardage when needed, etc.
I don't like having to set up the tapes personally. I was actually talking to Shaw about this over the weekend. I can get a tape to line up perfect from 20-40, 50 is okay, but 60-80 gets pretty far off. I'm assuming its because its a short draw and falling off more than others, but I don't know. I never shoot past 40 in the woods, so just a little OCD i guess.
Kinda the same here, I'll drill an elk at 60 for sure but, if he runs off and I can get him to stop again at say 80 with a cow call, I'd like to punch another hole in him if possible.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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08/02/16 03:54 PM
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Why do y'all worry about the sight housing lining up with the peep? If that's for me as far as centering the housing, I want to see more of the pin while shooting at 100yds. I'm pretty good now, 20 is toward the top of the peep and I had plenty of pin to see at 88 earlier today. With my fixed sight, the housing was centered with the peep and it was like another way of ensuring my anchor was the same, especially at step up and down hill shots up here. I always see folks talking about doing that. Seems so foreign to me. I don't look at my housing, I just center the pin that I want to use in the peep. So, you don't center your pins in the peep?
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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08/02/16 05:06 PM
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I always center the housing. By doing so, the pin is centered by default on a single pin sight.  I center the housing on a multi-pin sight as well.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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Why do y'all worry about the sight housing lining up with the peep? If that's for me as far as centering the housing, I want to see more of the pin while shooting at 100yds. I'm pretty good now, 20 is toward the top of the peep and I had plenty of pin to see at 88 earlier today. With my fixed sight, the housing was centered with the peep and it was like another way of ensuring my anchor was the same, especially at step up and down hill shots up here. I always see folks talking about doing that. Seems so foreign to me. I don't look at my housing, I just center the pin that I want to use in the peep. So, you don't center your pins in the peep? On my fixed pin the housing was centered and I shot the pin I wanted. If I was centering the pin I would have had to change anchor or move my head...
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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I always center the housing. By doing so, the pin is centered by default on a single pin sight. I center the housing on a multi-pin sight as well. Hey Shaw, with the adjustable sight, is your housing always centered and you change anchor point or are you keeping the same anchor point and shooting wherever the pin is thru the peep at the different yardages?
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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08/02/16 05:37 PM
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My housing is always centered. Out past 50 yards my anchor changes slightly.
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Re: Since the black gold switch
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08/03/16 06:32 AM
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I used a Black Gold single pin two years ago. Very nice and well built. I decided to go back to a multipin last year and got a Spott Hog and a Black Gold. Both were very nice but I like the MBG better and sold the Spott Hog.
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