Bow Sight Adapter

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  1. Cris

    Cris Newb

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    1.jpg 2.jpg Hi guys,

    I am new to this and I have recently been "passed on" my father-in-law's Jennings Compound Bow.
    It's pretty slick and classy but seems like not all newer accessories fit it well.

    I got a 3-pin sight and the mounting disk has two mounting screws but my bow frame doesn't have these holes (see pictures), instead has the regular bigger size hole so I was wondering what kind of adapter I can get to mount my sight.

    Thanks!
     
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    maxpetros Grizzled Veteran

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    It needs to mount to the outside of the riser, not the inside.


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    SharpEyeSam Legendary Woodsman

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    It could be the way I am looking at it, but is the area rest mounted correctly?
     
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    No it's not


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    Correct me if im wrong but wasn't that threaded hole for the side plunger on a rest?

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    Whitetail Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Rest is backwards. Prongs should face forward with the arrow centered on "berger hole". Now your arrow is 1/2" or so below the hole.

    Sight mounts higher on the other side. There will be 2 threaded holes to match your sight.
     
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    I flipped the rest, anyway my question was about what to do to get my sight installed but no answers on that, thank you everyone on letting me know about the rest though ;)
     
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    it needs to be mounted on the outside of the roster. 2 threaded holes.


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