Pick your poison really. Hha builds like a tank so it'll basically last a lifetime. Black gold also makes really solid stuff. Trophy ridge makes some solid stuff and some plastic stuff. Axcel has a lot of bells and whistles. You just have to figure out what you like but you basically can't go wrong with hha so you're probably set.

 

I have been using HHA since 2014, the single pin Optimizer Kingpin on an Elite E35. In 2021 bought a single pin Tetra for my new Elite Enkore, and again in 2022 for my Elite Remedy.

 

I'm using the Arxos 3 pin. Pretty new on the market but a solid sight. Not lots of levers and lock tabs, macro/micro windage, macro elevation which you can tighten to keep it from slipping a couple of teeth or it also has an elevation lock. Great sight so far.

 

According to my calendar and time zone I haven't seen anything on the new Mathews Lift. Anyone else?

 

My vote, HHA single pin or Tetra rize. Have used two for ten years each and no issues. Just ordered a rize and it also looks quality. Just as important, their customer service is top notch. Military and LE discount as well if you contact them.

 

Big fan of the HHa sights.

 

+1 for HHA sights!
I´ve been using several different brands before, including MBG and Spot Hogg, but I`ve settled on HHA tetra max sights on most of my bows. Really like the robust construction, smooth adjustment wheel and bright pins. HHA customer service is also great!

 

Easy V site, no pins and a clear site window that enables your brain to center the “vitals” in the V. all Sites are great though and produce kills for all. Practice and form is key, not site type.

 

What ever works for you personally. My choice is HHA, see no reason or gain in using anything but HHA scope.

 

You really can't go wrong these days. Im a fixed pin type guy for hunting, because they are lightweight and one less step for hunting. For target I wasn't a fan of uv scopes, because you couldn't run an aftermarket light setup, and I love my elvish. But all of it will get the job done. Just pick what you like and don't change. run it for awhile if there is something about your setup causing inconsistencies then change. Just like bows I can find something I love and hate in everything lol.

 

I really like the 5 pin Axcel armortech hd

 

Axcel sights here. My sight was aging and I took it to the Axcel booth at an IBO shoot and they refurbished the sight for free. Can’t beat that customer service!

 

HHA tetra. Or any HHA really. I’ve had axcel fixed sights as well that were great.

 

I think as long as you buy a good high quality sight that works for your hunting. I do a lot of open western hunting spot and stock so need light weight and a slider. I have found a 3 pin works best for me with double indicator is best.

 

Have been using a HHA and love it. They are bulletproof and tough downside they r a little heavy. I will be trying the new ultraview this year but it’s gonna have to really impress me to make me switch.

 

My dream sight doesn't exist. I want a four pin vertical stack; four pins on top of one another for 20-50 yards on a thin, almost invisible post with the ability to adjust each pin individually. Its probably impossible, but that would be mine. That said, I just got an EZV sight which is going to get mounted on my RX7 Carbon. We'll see how that work's out

 

I used to have a 5 pin trophy ridge vertical stack that was made of solid aluminum, before they changed to plastic. I cut one of the pins off and it was perfect. Then I sold the damn thing in the classifieds. 😅

 

When I bought my first bow I immediately spent the money and installed a black gold assault sight, no regerts…I just recently bought my first flagship bow(PSE Evo xf 33), and transferred it over as it’s given my zero reasons to change sights…
I added a little add on light that you can buy from black gold aswell…
Pins are plenty bright as they are but I like to shoot at night(SHOOT, NOT HUNT!) with lighted nocks…

 

Best…… The best bow sight is the Garmin. Everything else pales in comparison.

Best for the money…… now that’s very debatable. Lots of nice sights out there.

 

I have a 4 pin black gold ascent verdict dovetail on my main bow with the bottom pin being .010 and the top three being .019. Really like it. Can use the slider with the bottom pin for longer yardages but I like not having to mess with any sight adjustments in close quarters.

back up bow has a 3 pin black gold whitetail. Got it before the dovetail came out. Does well for what I need I for.
I got black gold because I’m reading it seemed there pins were some of the brightest on the market and they have a lifetime warranty.

 

The one you use the most. Not the garmin or tetra for me, but rest assured (see what I did there?), both are great!

The V has been on my short list for too long, easier to see where you hit???

 

I will have to give a shoutout for the Hog Father, little heavier than I like but built like a tank. The 2 up right pins are great, all you need for hunting.
Good luck

 

Exactly. I’ve been running this for 3 years and it was more their target sight but it is literally bomb proof. I can’t hurt it no matter where I take it or what I do with it. Considered trying other sights but this one has worked so good and is so durable I’ve decided to use it until it actually breaks. I have a feeling I won’t be buying another sight for a long time.

 

The Dialed ARXOS is my favorite.

 

I’m using the spot Hogg fast Eddie with the uv3 and I’ve been digging it so far.

 

I’ve tried countless sights and went through single pin sliders to multi pin vertical and horizontal types with various options. I’m currently using the HHA single pin slider and it works great for the 3-D shooting experience, but for true hunting, I’m going back to a horizontal 5 pin.010 type and I won’t need the slider option. Naturally I won’t deny a slider option if the sight is super high end, but it’s just added weight that I will seldomly use because I’m not the type that goes to the competitive shoots that have several 100 yard distances. For me, the horizontal 5 pin is a sight that I can quickly draw and use the gaps between the pins to aim without the movement and time required for adjustment. As far as quality goes, I’m a fan of Axcel sights that offer certain things like metal sight tapes. I’ll probably choose the Axcel slider, but I’m waiting because I need to decide which new bow I’m getting due to the bridge lock design. I’m somewhat interested in the new UV slider, but I’ve heard about some negative attributes that hopefully might be resolved. Of course many people are concerned with the price when they’ve reached this point, but then again, many times it’s worth the extra expense when you’ve finally found one that you’ll enjoy and will last for many years.

 

I’m a huge fan of trophy ridge react sights. They flat out work. Such a time saver for 3d season. I sight in at 20 and 40 yards and I’m good to go out to 100. I’m surprised more people aren’t using them. I’ll admit their advertising is kinda false. You should plan on exceeding their minimum fps by 15 fps.