If we take most of our shots at 30 yards and in, what’s the point of a fancy sliding sight anyway? It turns out that there are some real pros and cons in the single pin vs multi pin bow sight debate.

Single-pin slider sights make use of a single vertical pin that offers some nice advantages, maybe first and foremost is the uncluttered sight picture that has you aiming with the middle of the sight ...

I’ve used several bow sights over the years—from standard 5-pin models and single-pin movers to multip-pin makes on a rack-and-pinion adjustment. And unless you’re a traditional archer ...

Our picks for the best compound bow sights are durable, easy to adjust, have bright pins, and won't weigh your bow down. You want these durable, bright, and light sights on your bow this fall ...

The front sight is a large ring, usually with five “pins” within it — horizontal ... are only appropriate for those who want their bow’s targeting system, not the target, to be in focus.