On my new bow, my 20 yd and 30 yd pins are almost the same, so close in fact that I can not see between them at full draw.
My question is, should I make my top pin a 0-30 yd pin and try to remember to aim just a hair lower when the moment of truth comes at 15 yds?
With my old bow, there was enough distance between the two to not confuse the issue, plus I rarely shot at a deer over 25 yds and if I did take a 25 yd shot I held my 20 pin high.
Could yall remember details such as that at the moment of truth? I really don't think it will matter that much. If I use my 30 yd pin at 10 yds I am still inside the circle at the top.
Am I making this too complicated by being too precise?
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Set your first pin at 25-27(this should carry 30 as well).Don't wory about remembering to aim low.You will hit slightly higher at 15-20 and on the closer shots from a stand,you want to be slightly higher, so just hold for the middle and forget about it.
OR,if possible,extend the sight out further.That will open your pin gap up.
I shoot a switchback and and with my setup i use a single pin 0-30 yards it shoots about 2 inches high at 15 and dead on at thirty and about 4 inches low at 35 i feel with the speed of todays bows when i shoot at 10 yards even from a stand the arrow has no time to move like i said you don't notice arrow movement until bout 25 yards just my .02
Not a big fan of sight extensions, but I've never used one.
I am thinking of just making my top pin 0-30 but I want to hear everyone's pros and cons on this.
cons: you won't be as accurate. You'll still be holding your pin high or low depending. Ask huntingson, he only had a 30 on his bow at the HNI Northeast shoot out, it wasn't working out that well for him.
Speed bow shooters, question about pins?
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