Bow Pin Spacing?

[WapitiTalk1]

Whaddya you cats have your hunting sight pins set at? Currently, mine are 20, 30, 40, and 50. Just curious to what everybody else is using

[Charina]

25, 40, 50, 60. Pins are just to close for my liking for 20, 30 as first two.

[Swede]

Mine are set at 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 yards. I rarely use the 50 and 60 yard pins, and then only for practice.

[Backyard]

Mine are same as Swede's

[Mike_Parson]

mine are set at 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80. i practice with all my pin yardages and it help make those close shots feel very comfortable.

[lamrith]

I am set same as Swede and others. Practice is usually around 30yrds with some at 40 and 20 and occasional 50yrd sequence. Places I am hunting the chances of a clear shot @ 50yrds is very rare.

[jmez]

20-30-40-50-60 and it is a slider so can go out to 100+.

I rarely shoot inside of 50 yards for practice. Just occasionally to check the zero of the pins.

[BrentLaBere]

Single Pin - 30 Yards

[the weasel]

20-30-40-50-65, the 50 rarely sees action in the field, and the 65 is just where the last pin was at when I installed the sights out of the package. and honestly can't remember the last time shooting that pin.

[Brendan]

Single pin, 30 yards. Can shoot out to 50 without moving the sight as I added two reference dots to the vertical pin.

[rowdycwby1]

Mine are like Mike's 20,30,40,50,60,70,80 with both us living in SE NM there's lots of times 60 yards is as close as you're going to get on mule deer out in this open country.

[Indian Summer]

15/25/35/45. Don't need a 10 and 45 is far enough.

[Ryan Conkle]

20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 70 yards'.

[Rangerz]

20, 30, 40 for now on a Black Gold Slider.

I am going to try 25, 40, 50 next season.

[CurlyTail]

3 pin slider. 20,30,40 use the 40 yard pin to dial up longer distances.

I did get confused and shoot the wrong pin last night. Still learning.

[Lefty]

I did get confused and shoot the wrong pin last night. Still learning.

Thats always my excuse too or maybe
We set my daughters bow 20, 25, 35
Mine pins are at 20, 30, 40 ,55. I know where Im shooting at 5-12 yards, and I figure at 40-50 Ill have time to mentally calculate where to hold,.. But past experience, my mental calculations have failed

[Deafirishman]

Mine are set at 20 30 40 50 60 but I can dial out to 100 yards with my MBG sight [SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES]. Not that I would even consider throwing an arrow out that far at a animal....


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[JimKirk]

50, 100, 150, 200 yds







well just kidding guys 20 thru 60 five pin site for me

[Gypsumreaper]

20,30,40,50,60 and have learned to stack pins for longer distances although 70-80 is pushing my comfortable distance for animals. I can shoot 100 yards at a target but don't like goin that distance with the factors of animals moving. My 60 yard pin also doubles as my 70 pin and the top of my bubble is 80. Makes my 80 yard easier in a quick situation vs stacking pins. But as I said it would be really tough for me to take an 80 yard shot I would have to have absolute perfect conditions as in, no wind, animal has no idea I'm even around, and isn't alert what so ever like bedded asleep type of unalert.


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[FlyingArrow_Support]

20-80 with 10 yard increments. Practicing at 80 really helps you aim small and miss small at 40.

[Huntrgathr]

32, 40,50,55,60

[Ponyboy_jonas]

Mine are set at 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 yards. I rarely use the 50 and 60 yard pins, and then only for practice.

Same here.

[ishy]

30,40,50,60 and the notch on the bottom ring is 80 just for fun.

[JJ Overkill]

20-80 with 10 yard increments. Practicing at 80 really helps you aim small and miss small at 40.

same thing, same reason.

[Sparky]

Mine are set at 20,30,40,50,& 60. Once I know all my pins are set. I do most of my shooting at 60 yards, after a while when I move in its hard to keep the fletchings on my arrows.

[TurkeyBowMaster]

One pin set at 28 yards. I hold instinctively and never think about yardage. SHoot enough and never think about a numerical distance and eventurally the pin just learns to land on the right spot and lands there fast. It is sort of like shooting a recurve instinctive but you have a pin as a refrence. It is a much faster way than guessing yardage but has its limitations. It only works out to around 45 so not as good as a rangefinder at longer distances but works great for close shots. I probably kill 8 out of 10 on animals smaller that an elks head and neck.

[planebow]

With only an inch between 20 and 30 I have mine set at 30, 40, 50, 60, and 70. That way almost everything I shoot at I can use my top pin.