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I would think it depends a lot on what bow you shoot and what you see as your limits for shots. My bow shoots about 280 FPS, so not screaming fast, and there's an almost 12" drop from 20-30 yards. If you're shooting a bow with a lot faster speed and your outside limit is 50 yards, a single pin set at 30 might be the way to go. If your outside range is 100 yards, you're going to want multiple pins. I have a 5-pin Gold Rush and love it at the range. But in the woods, there's a lot of thinking when it's shot time and making sure you have the correct pin for the distance.
I will be running a Spot Hogg Fast Eddie 3 Pin; 1st pin 20 yard, 2nd pin 50 yard trick pin good 23-46 yards, 3rd pin 60 and dial the rest of the way.
@ High Climber http://www.rokslide.com/the-qtrick-pinq-system/This explains it better than i can.
I just ordered a trophy taker option 4. Haven’t received it yet but I have high hopes. I like the ability to be able to flip open my fixed pins and only use my slider. We’ll see how it goes. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk