I've been shooting Pendulum Sights for about 15 years. Started on the old Keller now have a truglo. Looking to make a change to an adjustable single sight. HHA, Spot Hogg, etc.. my concern is making on the fly adjustments while hunting. Example, deer is on a trail at 30 yards then turns into 10. Just seems like a lot of unnecessary adjustments when with my Pendulum I all I've got to do is point and shoot. Right now the only thing I can see as being an advantage is for 3D shooting. Am I missing something with the adjustable singles? Looking for some insight and thoughts. Sent from my iPhone using Bowhunting.com Forums
Have hha optimizer ds, I set my pin at 35 yards and practice depending on the target. hunt in the mountains never had shot passed 40yards have 2nd 3 axis because of the Terrain
Good question. I've wondered the same thing. I'd be too worried about getting all amped up seeing a big buck, and forgetting to adjust my distance. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk
I've shot an HHA sight for about 5 years now and I love it. I have never forgot to adjust the sight when shooting, but I have had situations where a deer has spooked when I was at dull draw and trotted off a little. Instead of letting my draw down and readjusting and risk getting busted, I just practice shooting at different distances with the sight set on different yardages. Usually holding a few inches high or low is all it takes.
