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Favortie set up?

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by octhereicome, Feb 1, 2011.

  1. MeanV2

    MeanV2 Weekend Warrior

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    Multi pins are the most popular no doubt.

    I have used both and I prefer the single pin, less clutter, better field of view, and for me it allows me to concentrate and aim more precise with only the one pin there :)

    Dan


     
  2. iHunt

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    I shoot a 3 pin Viper sight, a Ripcord rest, and a Trophy Ridge quiver. I wouldn't buy the quiver, but it came on my bow and it does a good enough job for me.
     
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    Everyone says vipers are solid sights...i need to look into them
     
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    I love mine. I probably will never buy another brand of sights
     
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    octhereicome Weekend Warrior

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    seems like they are really good! Do they have armored pins?
     
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    Thats the one thing that could be improved on. But I have never had any problems, and I'm hard on equipment.
     
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    octhereicome Weekend Warrior

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    so the pins are still strong?
     
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    They seem pretty strong to me. Never had any problems with bending or breaking them. Knock on wood lol
     
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    I try to be careful with my sights because if i break a pin thats just buncha money that could have been saved...and hha dont cover pins =[
     

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