More information is needed. What about the sight is driving you nuts. I am currently shooting the Archers Choice Range Rover and love it. Bear Motive-6 in Shadow Series, 60#, 28"DL shooting 294 fps. Archers Choice Ranger Rover Slider QAD HDX rest Carbon express Mamima Blue Streak arrows AXION Stabilizer Apex quiver Dead Ringer Rampage 100grn hybrid broad heads
Do your self a favor, and don't shoot that many arrows at the same spot. It will come back to haunt you. More info is needed about the site to help you any. I have the HHA OL5000 single pin sight. I have it zeroed in at 20yrds, and haven't touched it since 2007, when I put it on my bow.
If I post a picture perhaps the group might be able to tell me... I purchased the set up used, some i a little in the dark. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
For sure don't shoot that many arrows. I don't even shoot three at the same target anymore. Having said that, start out by walk back tuning. It's a simple process and if you don't know what it is do a quick search. After that, shoot three arrows - several rounds - for three days. This will prevent you from adjusting your sight based off of a bad day. Take photos or store the average in your brain and then make the adjustments on the third day. If you don't know, chase the arrow when adjusting your sight.
Haha, I was shooting 3 arrow groups last night and blew through a vane... Check out this article. This may help you get squared away. The Best Way to Sight in a Bow | Legendary Whitetails
