Bow sight recommendations/guidance?

[turbobrick]

HHA Tetra Ryz vertical 2 pin with .19 pins. Absolutely love that sight and made a huge difference in my accuracy.

Point of note: I’m 55 years old…my eyes were really struggling with a 3-pin horizontal sight. I simply needed more separation between pins and the vertical pins were kind of like shooting a German #1 Post Reticle. More or less, Just line it up with the front leg and let fly.

I really like that one, but they replaced it with a new model and I haven't been able to look at one yet. I'm sure that it will be fine though.

 

[targetpanic]

Spott Hogg slider with triple stack vertical pins

 

[ryagar2]

Black gold is my go to

 

[N2TRKYS]

HHA. I wouldn’t use a Spott Hogg sight if it were free.

 

[NMSILVA]

I'm relatively new to archery, I bought my first bow in '22 and shoot mostly targets at home, but I have hunted javelina twice in AZ. I had a great time, no harvest but I got super close the first year, just ran out of time. I jumped into archery pretty seriously, got a Revolt X and a Garmin sight. I'd been using inexpensive arrows to learn, now I'm getting new arrows and making some changes to the set up, and I wanted to revisit the sight.

I know the Garmin isn't popular with purists, I mostly got it because I liked how it was uncluttered through the window and made ranging simple. I also set up a bow for my wife with a multi pin sight, and I found the pins to be distracting, but probably less distracting than I'd made them out to be in my head. I'm not going to be a long range archery hunter, and I'm not sure how much I'd like the sliders, every one I've played with in a store has seemed really mechanically complicated and stiff to adjust.

I already own the Garmin, so it has that advantage, but I'd like to go to a more basic sight I think. Any recommendations or guidance for people with more experience? Elk and deer are definitely a possibility in the future, I don't think I'd ever be shooting past 40 yards or maybe 50. I have a handheld rangefinder so I don't need that capability in a sight.

Spot Hogg

 

[Appalachia]

I recently bought the Trophy Ridge Swift Duo sight, and I’m really impressed with it. It offers all the features you'd find in other high-end sights, but at about half the price. There's also a conversion kit available, which makes it adaptable to other sight systems depending on your setup. On top of that, it feels solid and well-built.

 

[Logan]

I really like my 5pin slider spot hog.

 

[Archelk]

Black Gold 3 pin Mountain Lite with .10 bottom pin for slider!

 

[BOHNTR]

Hard to beat MBG