The slider sight has been the best innovation ever. I hunt with a 3 pin. Simple and efficient for a hunting yardages. And also for fun games like TAC? It’s an old CBE TL 3 pin slider. Got old and dropped the five pin lol. I prefer a hunting arrow speed of 265-270 as that gives me a certain pin gap that is very “ readable “. Something most people do with pins is use the gap between the pins for odd yardage but I work on knowing my arrow drop like between 35 and 45. I don’t even notice where the gap is on the target as I’m focusing on where the pin is I then can place the correct pin either high or low on the target/animal and get a more accurate hit. Takes a lot of practice to learn to do this very quickly like in a hunting situation but is very good for like 3-d competition. 👍👍👀
Just like the comment below, I prefer a 3 pin slider. The 3 pins at 20, 30, and 40 yards cover my hunting range, and I can dial the slider for longer yardage TAC/3D course situations.
The slider sight has been the best innovation ever. I hunt with a 3 pin. Simple and efficient for a hunting yardages. And also for fun games like TAC? It’s an old CBE TL 3 pin slider. Got old and dropped the five pin lol. I prefer a hunting arrow speed of 265-270 as that gives me a certain pin gap that is very “ readable “. Something most people do with pins is use the gap between the pins for odd yardage but I work on knowing my arrow drop like between 35 and 45. I don’t even notice where the gap is on the target as I’m focusing on where the pin is I then can place the correct pin either high or low on the target/animal and get a more accurate hit. Takes a lot of practice to learn to do this very quickly like in a hunting situation but is very good for like 3-d competition. 👍👍👀
So far I am loving mine too, it seems like a huge percentage of the community feels the same!
Check out the Option Canyon Pounder. It's single pin slider with folding multi pin.
I have always wanted to play around with one of those
Just like the comment below, I prefer a 3 pin slider. The 3 pins at 20, 30, and 40 yards cover my hunting range, and I can dial the slider for longer yardage TAC/3D course situations.
A super popular option for sure
No peep with an EZ-V sight. I'll never go back to pin sights again.
I have always wanted to play around with one of those too