I had the string and cable replaced a while back and have over 100 shots on the new stuff. Now I want to redo the sight pins over completely even though I have where it shoots close. Earlier this summer I read in a bow hunting magazine a procedure to set the pins beginning with the middle pin and the whole sight and working thru the individual pins, going back and forth. Unfortunately, I gave the magazine to the library "trading" table before cutting the article out for reference. Does anyone know of the article, or the procedure? Thanks!
I will jocky my pins and sight housing around till my pins are centered in the sight housing , i move all my pins out of the way except my center pin , then adjust accordingly
My first pin is at 25 yards, my second at 40.. 50.. 60. I wanted my first pin centered in my ring. So I centered the pin and moved the ring vertically until it was on. Then I moved on to the 40, 50, and 60... It's pretty much what you want. Like hoosier said above, his preference for his middle pin to be centered.
Yep i set my first pin at 25 also , its my 20 - 30 pin , then 40 and 50 , three pins is all i need i can judge 60 if needed with my 50 yard pin , i took two pins out of my sight due to being too clutterd / close together .
I dont set my first pin in the middle. Reason being, I want the enough room to get a pin out to 70 and have room to not hit the arrow fletching.
