Should I use a single pin bow sight?

The real benefit here, regardless of shot distance, is that an uncluttered sight window allows you to settle on target without thinking about which pin you need. You’ll never realize the value of aiming with one pin versus five until you look through the red-green-yellow glow of a stacked sight next to a dial option.

How do single pin bow sights work?

Single Pin Bow Sights The single-pin sight features one aiming point that you move up and down to match the distance to your target. They require a sight tape, which plots yardage marks that guide your sight movements. Those sight tapes have to match your arrow speed in order to provide accurate distance markings.

Where do bucks go when shot?

It will give you an idea of where the deer was hit. A high jump and kick followed by a high-speed run usually indicate a shot in the vitals. You can expect to find the deer within 100 yards. The deer that runs off and stands hunched up is likely shot low in the stomach or guts.

How far should you shoot a deer with a bow?

Some archers flatly condemn shots beyond 20 or 30 yards, yet official statistics from Pope and Young and other record clubs support a more practical view of shot distance on deer. For whitetail deer entered into the P&Y record book, average shot distance is about 19 yards.

Is there an archery bow sight with multiple pin sights?

There has never been an archery bow sight that allows an Archer to have all the advantages of a multiple pin sight and a single pin sight…..in the same sight!

What makes the option sight different from other sights?

The main patented feature that makes the Option Sight design superior to all other bow sights is the ability to remove multiple sight pins from view, while leaving a single adjustable pin in view. All other archery sights available today fall into 3 categories; (1) fixed pin sights, (2) moveable pin sights, or (3) hybrid sights.

How do sight lights work on archery sights?

Option Archery Sights can utilize Sight Lights in two positions; the first position on each sight is a screw-in light adapter that positions the light to illuminate the fixed pins… If you want more than the standard number of fixed pins (5 fixed pins for Option 6s and 7 fixed pins for Option 8s) we can install the number of…

What size screws do I need to mount the option sights?

The Option Sights come with direct mount screws (10-24 X 1/2″ Flathead Screws) that allow the sight to be mounted without a quiver adapter plate, and with a quiver adapter… Stubby Ball-End Allen Wrench Set – (Replacement Set, One Set Included with each New Sight) $13.00