Has anyone in here gone to a one pin sight and liked it? I worry about a deer walking around in the hunting set up to much to set the pin for the shot. I think I would set the sight for 20 YD and just aim high or low according to the yard rang the deer was at. I have been thinking about getting a IQ sight, but on line I read good reviews about one pin sights so that's got me thinking about getting a one pin. Im going to practice with just one pin and see how I like that for now.

I use one leave set at 26 yards and I can shoot from 20 to 32 without moving it

I used a one pin for years and just switched to a three pin. Used to keep it set at about 23 yards and would just aim a little high past 30. Missed a giant buck last year in Illinois at 42 yards. Shot right over his back.

I’ve thought about switching to one of those single pins with the dial for yardage but I don’t think I could see the dial without my reading glasses.

Been using a one pin sight close to 20 years. I set mine for 25 yards and know my spots. I range and mark yardages using trees or certain things in the woods. If I miss it ain't the pins fault.

BG Ascent Verdict for me. I leave mine on 30 and im killing 40-45 without dialing if need be. Sight pictures clean. If hunting timber, itll be a chip shot. Im running and gunning elk and im totally confident with a single pin.

If unsure, Spot Hogg has a double pin and also a double dial pointer you can get OR a 3 pin slider from black gold

I’ve used a one pin sight for years and it has never cost me a deer other than setting my dial on the wrong yardage a couple of years ago. Shot was 28 yards and I set the dial at 38 instead and aimed normal. Hit the doe through the backstrap. I’ve killed numerous deer in the 35 to 40 yard range with it set on 25 yards by aiming at the top of the lungs.

I’ve got the Spot Hogg Hogg Father with the double pins on both of my Triaxs. Put the double yardage indicators on them a couple of months ago. The second pin is about 20 yards hotter than the top pin. So set at 20, the second pin is 40.

I’ll never use a sight with more than two pins on my hunting bows again. A sight you can adjust the yardage on the fly is the way to go.

I keep mine set on 30 yds. I've been wanting to go back to a 3 pin system, though.

I switched to a single pin about 10 years ago and don’t see ever going back to a multi pin sight. I use the HHA optimizer ultra with the dial.

I’m considering changing to one as well

I found a one pin made by IQ. looks interesting. It has one pin and the Retina Lock.
It says " Featuring a Retina Lock system 50% smaller than the original, this sight delivers twice the sight-aligning sensitivity for even better downrange accuracy on longer shots. "
Thats what they say... I need all the help I can get..

https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/iq-bowsights-pro-one-1-pin-bowsight-with-retina-lock

seriously I have a lot of trouble torquing the bow while shooting.

The sight I use now is made up of two different sights. a Tru Glo and a Trophy Ridge.
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Looks like this

Saw one of these new on Archery Talk last night for $100 in the accessory classifieds

There's a BG pure driven on there right now for $180ish

Thanks
I will take a look. I have to have a left handed sight.

I just bought this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071Y32RWZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I think the 3 pin HHA is the best of both worlds. I will see how I like it this year.

I got a HHA one pin sight. I got to shoot it some yesterday. Its quiet, I don't like parts on a bow that move in the past they made a lot of nose while shooting.

What bow do you have that on?