HHA will customize you a sight for any pin color and pin size you want. I also run three different arrows with three different site tape wheels on my HHA which makes it so easy to swap arrows when I want to. Does the Dialed allow that? Since I’ve been using them in 2001 HHA will answer your phone calls and send you out things you need the day you call them. They are made in the USA and are a small company that has the best customer service I’ve ever dealt with. I wonder how it is over at dialed. Customer service is something not many people put into their reviews. But I definitely value a company who supports clients well.
HHA is a great sight, and in all my dealings with them, they have excellent customer service, but Dialed does as well. They are quick to respond and easy to get ahold of if you need help or have questions. The Dialed sight also allows you to switch out tapes for different arrows. They call it their “switch tape”.
The Arxos has a lot of great features. To me it is aesthetically not pleasing at all. Maybe I’m just old school being I’m a million years old. One of the best reviews I’ve seen about the details of these sights 👍👍🔥👀👀👀👀👀👀
The scoring is to make the video fun. We just try to highlight the pros and cons of each so you can make a more educated purchasing decision. Both sights are fantastic.
HHA can be made into a standard mount and easily swap housings to multi pin in seconds. HHA has two dovetail lengths and has a separated wheel for making sighting in easier or running multiple arrows. You know good and well the wheel lock is really a break so it can be shot with out fully locking it and still allow movement. Honestly you seam pretty bias. And that’s fine but don’t skip all the upsides of one to lift the other up. All points are relative I made I know cause I run a shop and people want options. Lots of people hate dovetails and single pin 3 pin or 2. So…. Dialed sights are very inconsistent which is a customer complaints. Some are tight sone sloppy. For $500 that should happen. The theory of them is awesome and very cool ideas and looks but really need some fine tuning.
I appreciate the comment, as these are all valid points. I try to cover as much as I can assuming most people know the the small details. I'd love to capture every detail, but it's tough when you try to keep the video at a reasonable length. Comments like yours help fill in the gaps, so again, thank you.
What a garbage review. You're giving both a point for third axis adjustment? The HHA you thought was better, but you still had to give a point to the Dial. The finish on the HHA is rock solid and a lifetime warranty. It seems you want to sell the Dial sight really bad. I've never had to adjust my second axis after sighting in and moving it. Furthermore, if you drop the Dial sight, it will get broken or bent as well.
I'm not trying to sell anything. As I mentioned at the beginning of the video, the point system is to make the video fun. The main point is to talk about each sight's specs and features, but thanks for watching.
HHA will customize you a sight for any pin color and pin size you want. I also run three different arrows with three different site tape wheels on my HHA which makes it so easy to swap arrows when I want to. Does the Dialed allow that? Since I’ve been using them in 2001 HHA will answer your phone calls and send you out things you need the day you call them. They are made in the USA and are a small company that has the best customer service I’ve ever dealt with. I wonder how it is over at dialed. Customer service is something not many people put into their reviews. But I definitely value a company who supports clients well.
HHA is a great sight, and in all my dealings with them, they have excellent customer service, but Dialed does as well. They are quick to respond and easy to get ahold of if you need help or have questions.
The Dialed sight also allows you to switch out tapes for different arrows. They call it their “switch tape”.
The Arxos has a lot of great features. To me it is aesthetically not pleasing at all. Maybe I’m just old school being I’m a million years old. One of the best reviews I’ve seen about the details of these sights 👍👍🔥👀👀👀👀👀👀
Thank you. I appreciate that. It has a different look that isn't for everyone, but I agree the features they added are great.
Hha offering the removable yardage wheel and tool less adjustment are the winning factors.
That's a solid point! Dialed also offers a removable Yaragde wheel so I didn't mention it.
Lmao yeah this isn't biased at all
The scoring is to make the video fun. We just try to highlight the pros and cons of each so you can make a more educated purchasing decision. Both sights are fantastic.
HHA can be made into a standard mount and easily swap housings to multi pin in seconds. HHA has two dovetail lengths and has a separated wheel for making sighting in easier or running multiple arrows. You know good and well the wheel lock is really a break so it can be shot with out fully locking it and still allow movement. Honestly you seam pretty bias. And that’s fine but don’t skip all the upsides of one to lift the other up. All points are relative I made I know cause I run a shop and people want options. Lots of people hate dovetails and single pin 3 pin or 2. So…. Dialed sights are very inconsistent which is a customer complaints. Some are tight sone sloppy. For $500 that should happen.
The theory of them is awesome and very cool ideas and looks but really need some fine tuning.
I appreciate the comment, as these are all valid points. I try to cover as much as I can assuming most people know the the small details. I'd love to capture every detail, but it's tough when you try to keep the video at a reasonable length.
Comments like yours help fill in the gaps, so again, thank you.
Great video as always! Keep crushing it!
Thank you🙏🏼
What a garbage review. You're giving both a point for third axis adjustment? The HHA you thought was better, but you still had to give a point to the Dial. The finish on the HHA is rock solid and a lifetime warranty. It seems you want to sell the Dial sight really bad. I've never had to adjust my second axis after sighting in and moving it. Furthermore, if you drop the Dial sight, it will get broken or bent as well.
I'm not trying to sell anything. As I mentioned at the beginning of the video, the point system is to make the video fun. The main point is to talk about each sight's specs and features, but thanks for watching.
Hey is that a bonus ring you have on the front of the HHA?
It is!
Yeeeaaahhh been waiting for this one!
Thank you!
😊what sight ring do you have on the uv3?
It's called a bonus ring
No mention of the pin size for either sight?
Sorry man. Both were .019.
Tremendously appreciated! Most enjoyable review - what size pins do you favor? Thanks!@@MichiganAmBushOutdoors
Thank you! I appreciate that.
For hunting, I like the .019 because it gathers more light. For a TAC event, .010 is better for shooting long distances.
I’ll stick with my landslyde
That is on my list of sights to try.
Same, no sight has even got me close to switching from my landslyde
Do you run the Axcel scope?
@@MichiganAmBushOutdoors yes sir
Nice!
Dead horse
Thanks for watching!