Hi i’ve been doing archery for about a year and i wondering if anyone had a 7 pin sight on it. and i was wondering if i should bye a 5 pin or 7 pin. Are they easy to put on. i never put one on before.
Thanks
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go with a 5 pin sight that’s all you need yes they are easy to put on
Most sites I’ve seen are ez to put on ,it takes some experience to site them in.
I think a 5 pin sight is all you should need if you have a fairly new bow. Most older bows might need more due to their speed. But having sights set for 50 and 60 yards are nice for practice. It makes you more confident and easy work on the closer shots. But as for me i would never shoot at a deer more than 40 yds out. and the sights are very easy to put on.
most sight come with 3 to 5 pins. You shouldn’t need 7 pins. You could try a movable sight. You write the yards down on a piece of white tape on the back of the sight. then line it up for the shoot you are taking
a 3 is fine but most prefer a 5 pin set up .have the bow shop mount it for you it is easy but have them do it and watch for tricks