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The Black Gold Pro Hunter HD is what happens when a company takes years of feedback from real hunters and builds a sight around it. The name itself stands for "Hunter Defined," and it shows in the details. This version rides on the 4-inch Wing Truss base, a machined 6061 aluminum dovetail setup that keeps weight low while staying tough enough for backcountry abuse. You get five .019 Pro Pins, a 1 3/4 inch housing, and a right-hand configuration ready to bolt onto your bow and get to work.
The real story here is the Pro Pin. Instead of the blocky, square fiber optic ends you see on a lot of multi-pin sights, these pins have a narrower tapered throat that finishes in a rounded head. The result is less target blackout and a sharper aiming point, so you can actually see what you're aiming at when a small target sits out at distance. The .019 pins stay bright enough to pick up in dim hunting light while staying precise in normal daylight, which is a tough balance to strike.
Black Gold built this thing to get dead-on and stay there. You get micro-adjustable 1st and 3rd axis plus 2nd axis adjustability, which matters a lot for western-style shooting where steep uphill and downhill angles are the norm. The Dial-of-Death yardage system is smooth and lockable, and it can be zeroed out or returned to default even in the dark. It ships with 54 sight tapes so you can find an exact match for your setup, and it's adaptable to a 2X or 4X lens if you want extra magnification down the road.
The photochromatic shell is one of those features hunters end up loving after a season with it. The shell darkens to a purple tint under UV light, dimming the pins in bright sun so they don't wash out or starburst, then clearing back up in low light to pull in every bit of brightness. Pair that with the indexable indicator needle for easy re-sighting and interchangeable guard rings for fast target acquisition, and you've got a slider sight that earns its keep from the tree stand to the mountain.
The 4-inch Wing Truss is a dovetail-style mounting system machined from 6061 aluminum, so it works with bows set up for a dovetail bar. It lets you slide the sight on and off with ease, which is handy for travel and storage. If your riser uses a different mounting standard, double check your bow's setup before ordering.
The Pro Pin has a narrower tapered throat that ends in a rounded head instead of the blocky square end found on many sights. That smaller profile means less of the target gets blacked out behind the pin, giving you a more defined aiming point. It's especially noticeable on smaller targets at longer distances.
The shell holds the fiber optics and reacts to UV light, turning a darker purple tint in bright sun to keep the pins from washing out or starbursting. When the light drops, it clears back up to pull in maximum brightness for those low-light hunting windows. It's an automatic system, so there's nothing to adjust in the field.
Yes. The Dial-of-Death yardage system gives you more range and adjustability than a traditional fixed sight, and it can be zeroed out or reset even in the dark. Combined with micro 1st and 3rd axis plus 2nd axis adjustment, it handles the steep uphill and downhill angles common in western hunting.
| UPC | 760823009016 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | BGPHDWT5 |
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