What size are the pins on this sight?
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They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better, (aluminum & longer sight plane, sights in quickly but does require Allen wrenches) They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better,... » Read More They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better, (aluminum & longer sight plane, sights in quickly but does require Allen wrenches) « Show Less
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They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better, (aluminum & longer sight plane, sights in quickly but does require Allen wrenches)
740599
Not sure. Not familiar with that sight, but the tape is about 3/16" wide and 2" long. Hope that helps.
1213232
Measure the inner most diameter of the holes in the shaft. If the diameter is slightly larger (approximately .005 - .010) than the diameter of specification of the pins then they will probably work. Also, make sure the length you need is at least close to what you had.
729165
It's a direct replacement for Martin Guitars, so 00-15M will fit these pins. I have no idea about the other bramds
1151632
I don't know. I bought by mistake and never used it. I don't now how to tell how many pins it has.
1774754
The pin is like 6 inches. I have it on a 2 inch receiver with the lock on, still there are 3 inches of the pin spare.
1849988
They do not have the four pins on either side of the small flat pin. However, I want to add they did NOT work for us.
1914163
I am not sure. I bought the pins for my mothers manual bow maker. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
290866
I use the same standard pins I have used on all others I've had. 5/8 maybe ??
1333517
The bulb is 23mm, not including the pins. They work great. I had three under cabinet lights that burnt out and these went in pretty easy. They've been working great since.
560674
I use a standard hitch pin for my receiver hitch. I'll measure it this evening.CN
1245918
They actually fit a range of pins. The bigger diameter the pin, the thinner they become, however, so you have to be careful. I'm using mine on a 2" diameter pin. Also, make sure your pin is long enough.
1165874
I replaced the OEM Aries shear pins with these. All of the dimensions of the pins were the same when measured. Since replacing I haven't sheared one. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1051141
The disc is about that between a quarter and a half dollar. Closer to quarter. Pins are maybe a quarter inch or less. On some of my lights I folded the pins to a 90 degree angle to make a fit.
216889
You need to measure the diameter and length of your old pin. These pins are 5/16 diameter and 2 inches long.
1710140
These pins are 1 and 1/2 inches long from the underside of the head to the end of the pin and are 1 and 1/8 inches from the underside of the head to the cotter key point.
1255938
Same as standard AR sights? About 1.5" to the very top. Another answer said 1.35" ,possibly?