Have one on my V3X. Saves a little weight and very user friendly. Very nice affordable option imo. Some will surely call it plastic junk but one of the big dogs uses plastic for limb pockets just saying. An older version of the Peak was all aluminium but wasn't tool less adjusting like the Peak and it had better pins imo. I think it's V Alpha not sure though. They both are great options if you don't want or just cannot spend $400-$700 on a sight.

 

I feel the same; love the uncluttered view a vertical stack yields. I'm using the CBE Trek Pro 2v and 3v; love em.

 

I have been running that scope on spot hogg basses for years (tommy hogg/hogg father/boonie), I love it.
Not really sure why nobody else has made a 5 pin like this.

I feel like they must have had a patent on vertical multiple pin sights that expired.
For years they they were the only maker of them, started with their matrix line I think years ago.
Then about 3 or 4 years ago, multiple companies started making adjustable 3 pin vertical stacks all of a sudden.

 

I have been running that scope on spot hogg basses for years (tommy hogg/hogg father/boonie), I love it.
Not really sure why nobody else has made a 5 pin like this.

I feel like they must have had a patent on vertical multiple pin sights that expired.
For years they they were the only maker of them, started with their matrix line I think years ago.
Then about 3 or 4 years ago, multiple companies started making adjustable 3 pin vertical stacks all of a sudden.

It's interesting that you bring that up. I never really thought about it but they were about the only ones making vertical pin sights for quite a while. I bought my first one close to 20 years ago, had a few different versions of the TR vertical pin including the same or extremely similar model to the one in the OP (that one is on a bow that i've had for about 8 years and never had an issue with the sight).


There definitely are quite a few options out there now, which I love.

Always been a fan of vertical pins myself.

 

I am a huge vertical pin fan, still shooting one of the TR vertical 3 pin fixed sights. I also have a spot hogg hogg-it and want to put the triple stack on that fixed hogg it. I find that I shoot better both vertically and especially left and right being able to see my target on both sides of the pin.

 

If you’ve never tried it, it’s definitely worth giving it a proper go. Distance shooting is far easier for me, as the target is so much more visible.

 

Had the TR sight for years with the exact yardage adjustments, when I backed down the draw weight I lost the arrow speed to keep it accurate so went with HHA , and Hog Father.
Good luck

 

That was the TR react, this is the TR peak, on the peak each pin is independently adjustable.

 

Working in a pro shop for 20+ years: this is an area that once someone tries vertical pins once - they won't ever go back to horizontal pins... Love the Canyon Pounder, been trying to get him to make his sight vertical !

 

Except for me. I tried one and shot with it for several months and had to go back to horizontal pins. I know several others that did as well.

It's all in what YOU are comfortable with. Not everybody. YOU.

 

I bought the Trophy Ridge vertical when they first came out, only problem was they only (like everybody back then) were right-handed, and I always tore the pins out and turned them around before. Not that one so I flipped it upside-down and had the pins coming down. Worked fine and found the pins worked well to see any canter without looking at the level. A couple of years later I emailed them and told them what I did and to offer an L.H. model. Well the next year they not only offered an L.H. option, they also had a new model that had the top pin coming from the top (they were the first to come out with that). Right away I couldn't help but think wow where did you come up with that idea from. Even got an email from the president of the co. offering me a really sweet deal, but it was a package of all the products instead of just a sight, so I declined. Who knows for sure, but I might have been the inventor of that.

 

@Bryce@Spot-Hogg

IMO, the adjustable pins of the peak/v5 is FAR superior to the random gapping on other vertical stacks. Nobody wants preset pin gaps that have no rhyme or reason. A 20, 43, 54, no thanks….

 

@Bryce@Spot-Hogg

IMO, the adjustable pins of the peak/v5 is FAR superior to the random gapping on other vertical stacks. Nobody wants preset pin gaps that have no rhyme or reason. A 20, 43, 54, no thanks….

If you are referring to the SH triple stack, the pins are individually adjustable.

Other than that, I agree. It's the main reason I went with a triple stack Boonie over everything else out there.

 

I guess it boils down how much money do you want to spend on a sight?
About $100 for the Trophy Ridge for a good sight vs about $400 for the Spot Hogg for a better built sight.

 

SHPoet said
Except for me. I tried one and shot with it for several months and had to go back to horizontal pins. I know several others that did as well.

Curious, what was it about stacked pins that didn’t agree with you? What made you go back to horizontal pins?