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<blockquote data-quote="Sub_Elect" data-source="post: 198260" data-attributes="member: 1014">I shoot a multi-pin.&nbsp; If you don't have time to range and you are fairly confident the shot is 60 yards then you center the 60 pin and have 3 to 4 pins covering the animal.&nbsp; Like most have said about a single pin set at 25 will kill an animal from point blank out to roughly 35 yards, guess your yardage, put as many pins on em as you can and let it eat.&nbsp; 80% of the time it works every time, and its way faster then adjusting/sliding a single pin!- - - Updated - - -You can also use the multi pin setup to make sure you wont hit branches and what not in between you and the intended target.&nbsp; If you have a deer at say 40 yards and a branch across the vitals and you think the branch is at 20, but your 20 pin is above the branch you can shoot and be assured that the arrow will fly over the branch and hit the animal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sub_Elect, post: 198260, member: 1014"] I shoot a multi-pin. If you don't have time to range and you are fairly confident the shot is 60 yards then you center the 60 pin and have 3 to 4 pins covering the animal. Like most have said about a single pin set at 25 will kill an animal from point blank out to roughly 35 yards, guess your yardage, put as many pins on em as you can and let it eat. 80% of the time it works every time, and its way faster then adjusting/sliding a single pin! [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] You can also use the multi pin setup to make sure you wont hit branches and what not in between you and the intended target. If you have a deer at say 40 yards and a branch across the vitals and you think the branch is at 20, but your 20 pin is above the branch you can shoot and be assured that the arrow will fly over the branch and hit the animal. [/QUOTE]

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