bow sight

[aj454]

Hey,
Im new to bow hunting. 2nd year. I need a new sight for the bow. Im using a 3 pin sight and would like to know the difference from the expensive one and cheaper ones.  I cant really see it. I cant see how a 150 dollar verses a 30 dollar will make you shoot better? Any answers to this.
Thanks

[Squirrel]

it is worth the money to spend a little extra, the true glow sights from wally world will work but you will be happier in the long run spending the extra $$. I know I am

[stka]

Depends on what you want out of the bow. I just went from a three pin Truglo to a five pin Trophy Ridge. It's not a real expensive sight but is what I was looking for, a 5pin (0.019" diameter) and a longer bracket.

[AugustWest]

I used HHA Single Pin for years...I got turned on to Schaffer sights a few years ago and have been very happy. It is the Opposition model, meaning the pins are opposing right to left in 10yd increments, which seems to be easier when you shoot with both eyes open.
Check them out...great stuff!!!
AW

[Stuck-on-Seven]

I personally go for the brightness of the pins. I like to be able to see my pins crystal clear all the time. Don't like squinting to see pins. Also I shoot one pin because sometimes when its cold my eyes would water and the multipins started to blur together which I wasn't a fan of. I shoot a vital gear, think it was like 70 bucks, I love it

[bogmanjr]

Higher price usually = higher quality. The Fiber optic pins will be brighter in low light, the Machine work will be of better quality. It will stay tight and not move.
Don't need to break the bank but do a side by side comparison.