Bow sight recommendations/guidance?

[howl]

Roll that sight out of the way and let 'er rip, tater chip! You'll get the hang of it eventually. Start with a big target, tho.

 

[Mavo]

If you’re keeping shots inside 40–50 yards, a clean multi-pin or simple fixed-pin sight is more than enough. The Garmin is nice for the open window, but if you want something more basic, look at straightforward 3–5 pin setups, they’re reliable, lighter, and fast to use. Since you already have a handheld rangefinder, you won’t miss the electronics.

 

[N2TRKYS]

@N2TRKYS you going to share your preferred sight - or is that super duper top secret?

I like HHA sights. No secret, folks been using them for years.

 

[Frequently Banned Troll]

I like HHA sights. No secret, folks been using them for years.

I didn’t notice you said HHA above. I’ve never seen one

 

[N2TRKYS]

I didn’t notice you said HHA above. I’ve never seen one

If you’re a first responder or military, they give a dang good discount. Or use to.

I found their pin brightness to be way brighter than the SH. Everyone’s eye may see it differently , though.

 

[Steiny77]

Not brand or model specific but I like a sight where the ring that protects the pins is wrapped in fiber optic going to each pin to slightly illuminate them.