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Sight Problem

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by OkieBowHunter, Oct 4, 2011.

  1. OkieBowHunter

    OkieBowHunter Newb

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    I had my sight completely set and bought a new bow case so it would not get knocked off (mistake), so night before opening day I decided to shoot a little bit, first shot at 20 yards flew over the target, my sight is now up as far as it will go and I am still shooting about a foot high. Any ideas?:cry:
     
  2. michael_pearce

    michael_pearce Grizzled Veteran

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    Check your peep and make sure it did'nt move
    Also check your rest and make sure that it did'nt move.
    Anytime your have to move your sight to an extreme ( up-down-left-right) There is something else that is causing the problem.
    Good luck
     
  3. SouthernMDArcher

    SouthernMDArcher Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Agree, Sounds like your peep has moved. May be your rest but I would bet it is your peep.

    Goodluck
    Dave
     
  4. jessemonroe

    jessemonroe Weekend Warrior

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    Agree with the peep
     
  5. OkieBowHunter

    OkieBowHunter Newb

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    Alright I will check my peep and everything tomorrow. Thanks!
     
  6. Flooper888

    Flooper888 Weekend Warrior

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    I am having the EXACT same problem and I just posted about it in Tech Talk. After 100 shots with your new bow it should "set in" meaning the strings will adjust and stretch etc. I'm going to take mine back into the shop this weekend and get them to help me re-sight it now that I have been shooting for a good amount of time with it
     

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