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drfrizz · 03-24-2015, 08:56 PM

Recently purchased a Mission Ballistic and have thoroughly enjoyed shooting it. I selected a nice accessory package that included sight, rest, quiver, etc.. A couple of weeks ago I upgraded to an HSA Optimizer Lite Ultra DSL-5519 and went thru all the necessary steps to sight it in and apply the proper yardage tape. I had heard and read all of the advantages of using a single pin sight but until I actually got out on my own and experimented with different yardages at Saltgrass Archery Range I did not realize what I had been missing out on. Last nite I added a 4x lense kit to help magnify the target a little to help these "poor old tired eyes" out a little. I shot for a little while indoors but can't wait to go back outside at different yardages again. I know my experience is not unique but wouldn't mind hearing other opinions about sights and the use of magnifiers, etc...

03-24-2015, 08:56 PM	#1
drfrizz Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 LSBA Region: 77 Location: Hitchcock, tx Posts: 14 Points: 135.00	New equipment! Recently purchased a Mission Ballistic and have thoroughly enjoyed shooting it. I selected a nice accessory package that included sight, rest, quiver, etc.. A couple of weeks ago I upgraded to an HSA Optimizer Lite Ultra DSL-5519 and went thru all the necessary steps to sight it in and apply the proper yardage tape. I had heard and read all of the advantages of using a single pin sight but until I actually got out on my own and experimented with different yardages at Saltgrass Archery Range I did not realize what I had been missing out on. Last nite I added a 4x lense kit to help magnify the target a little to help these "poor old tired eyes" out a little. I shot for a little while indoors but can't wait to go back outside at different yardages again. I know my experience is not unique but wouldn't mind hearing other opinions about sights and the use of magnifiers, etc...