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bigboy700 -
Button Buck
04/23/2008 9:54 PM
I have a G5 sights for my element bear bow. I have my sights sighted in to
20 yards 30 yards and 40 yards, but when I shoot 25 yards I use the 20 yard
sight but it’s to low then I use a 30 yard sight but it’s to high. Same when
its 45 yards I use 40 yard sight it’s to low 50-yard sight to high. What
should I do so that its right on at 20 yards 25 yards 30 yards 35 yards 40
yards and etc.?
ontarioben -
Spike
05/02/2008 8:58 PM
try centering in between pins ie. for 25yds center the intended point of impact between your 20 & 30 yard pins it should be close if not dead on.
tomsinnott -
4-Pointer
Newburgh, IN
05/02/2008 10:29 PM
Yeah there is a lot of adjusting in sighting one in without moving pins. If you have 2 rails on your sight where you could pull them in close at 5 yard increments then it would just be a mess of pins stacked on top of each other. I would stick to the ten yard increments...
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." Benjamin Franklin
pinetree -
4-Pointer
FAIRHOPE ALABAMA
05/13/2008 2:53 PM
KENTUCKY WINDAGE...........OR GET A FASTER BOW...ARE YOU USEING ALUM ARROWS OR CARBON??? I WENT TO CARBON ARROWS A FEW YEARS AGO AND PICKED UP ALOT OF SPEED...
MIKE EVERETT
deerhunter197279 -
Button Buck
08/14/2008 1:57 AM
I utry se a 2000 pro hunter bow sight it is a single pin adjustable sight you start by setten your target @ 10 yards and adjust it to hit dead center @10 yards and it comes with stick on yardage markers from 10 to 50 yards once you are dead on @ 10 YARDS APPLY THE STICKEY BACK YARDAGE MARKER AND MOVE OUT TO 20 -30- OR HOWEVER FAR YOU FEEL COMFERTIABLE SHOOTING TO MAKE A FAST CLEAN KILL, FOR ME IT IS 30 YARDS MAX THAT I shoot I like a good lung shot at 10 yeards but I do practice at 20- 25-30 yards also with keeping my arrows in a 3" inch group at all yardages out to 30 yards. if you range objects from your stand or ground blind when that deer walkes out you will know how far away he/she is and you can adjust your 1 pin sight and if you have done your homework and shoot your bow alot you can make a fast/cleaqn kill ! now 30 yards is my comfort zone but if you shoot great at 40 or 50 yards by all means take the shot if all the conditions are right. I shoot an older bear compound bow and have for 10 years. so if you dont like 3or 4 sight pins on your bow give this single pin sight a try . they cost about $ 20 -25 and are simple to put on your bow. by the way the pin is fiber-optic. well I hope this helps someone that loves bowhunting as much as I do !!!
be safe and good luck this fall as soon we will be taking to the woods for another great bowseason god bless us all
deerhunter197279
paulie -
Button Buck
09/02/2008 10:05 PM
I beleive "ontarioben" has the right idea, it does work.
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