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I keep seeing posts from guys that say "should have switched sooner", or "once you go to a single pin slider you'll never go back to multiple pins". When you guys do a lot of shooting, do you really have to adjust the sight every time you shoot a different distance? Doesn't that get old? I'm thinking that this would irritate me beyond measure. One more added step before every single shot. While hunting, do you always have time to adjust the slider? What if you adjust it, come to full draw, then you don't get a good shot until the animal has changed quite a bit of distance (like 50-20 yards)? What do you do at that point........guess as to where to put the pin?
Just wondering. Sounds like the greatest thing since sliced bread from some of you, yet I can't see any advantage at all, except being able to set it at an exact distance and being able to shoot at that exact distance. But I would think that this would be more of a target shooting advantage, rather than a hunting advantage. I mean after all, I keep hearing that animals move after you range them, and even after the shot.
Just wondering. Sounds like the greatest thing since sliced bread from some of you, yet I can't see any advantage at all, except being able to set it at an exact distance and being able to shoot at that exact distance. But I would think that this would be more of a target shooting advantage, rather than a hunting advantage. I mean after all, I keep hearing that animals move after you range them, and even after the shot.