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The Elite HNTR33 uses a RAC Picatinny sight mount. Whether the Picatinny-native Garmin Xero A1i Pro fits, what version to order, and the trap.

Updated 05 September 2026.

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Does the Garmin Xero A1i Pro fit a Elite HNTR33?

Direct fit. The Xero A1i Pro is built for the Picatinny In-Line mount, and the HNTR33 carries a Elite RAC Picatinny rail, so the Picatinny version clamps straight on with no adapter.

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Elite RAC Picatinny riser rail

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Garmin Xero A1i Pro, built for the Hoyt In-Line Picatinny rail

The Xero A1i Pro is Picatinny-native, so how it fits the HNTR33 depends on the bow's RAC Picatinny mount.

The two ends

Bow sight mountElite RAC Picatinny riser rail
SightGarmin Xero A1i Pro, built for the Hoyt In-Line Picatinny rail
What to orderGarmin Xero A1i Pro, Hoyt In-Line Picatinny mount version
Traporder the Picatinny mount version, not a dovetail one

The Xero A1i Pro was designed with Hoyt for the In-Line Picatinny rail, so it clamps straight to a Picatinny mount. On the Elite HNTR33 the fit depends on whether the riser is Picatinny, a Bridge-Lock dovetail, a Center Mass bar or a bracket.

Garmin ships a standard-mount adapter in the box, so the sight also runs on conventional bushings; the Picatinny rail version is the one to pick for a Hoyt-family In-Line bow.

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Questions and answers

Does the Garmin Xero A1i Pro fit a Elite HNTR33?

Direct fit. The Xero A1i Pro is built for the Picatinny In-Line mount, and the HNTR33 carries a Elite RAC Picatinny rail, so the Picatinny version clamps straight on with no adapter.