sighting in single pin sight
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Central, PA
Posts: 251
sighting in single pin sight
I'm shootin a Trophy Ridge pendulum sight which has a single verticle pin in it. I was wondering what yardage everyone else has there single pin sight zeroed in at? I sighted it right on at 10 and it's on out to 25, but I've been thinking maybe i should sight it in at 25 and have it a little low at 10 and closer at 30? Also i'm shooting a Allegiance with 70# pull it that helps?
#2
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location:
Posts: 174
RE: sighting in single pin sight
If Im not mistaken, you sight a pendulum sight in on the ground from a set distance like 20 yards. Then its supposed to be on from something like 0-30 out of a treestand.
Regarding one pin sights...I set mine at a "sweet spot". A distance that allows me to shoot with the least amount of compensation at other distances. 23 yards works well for me, but it varies with individual setups.
Hope that helps---Matt
Regarding one pin sights...I set mine at a "sweet spot". A distance that allows me to shoot with the least amount of compensation at other distances. 23 yards works well for me, but it varies with individual setups.
Hope that helps---Matt
#4
RE: sighting in single pin sight
ORIGINAL: Mattiac
Regarding one pin sights...I set mine at a "sweet spot". A distance that allows me to shoot with the least amount of compensation at other distances. 23 yards works well for me, but it varies with individual setups.
Hope that helps---Matt
Regarding one pin sights...I set mine at a "sweet spot". A distance that allows me to shoot with the least amount of compensation at other distances. 23 yards works well for me, but it varies with individual setups.
Hope that helps---Matt
TR-4. At my self imposed 35 yard hunting limit I have to hold about 2" high and I am good to go
#5
RE: sighting in single pin sight
It depends on how far out you plan to shoot.
I practice out to 40, but limit my deer shots to 30.
With a single pin, I'd say 25 with a 30 yards limit.
Shooting as flat as you are, you'll be fine, just remember to check how high it shoots inside 10 or 15. I know you said it dead on out to 25, but there must be some difference.
I practice out to 40, but limit my deer shots to 30.
With a single pin, I'd say 25 with a 30 yards limit.
Shooting as flat as you are, you'll be fine, just remember to check how high it shoots inside 10 or 15. I know you said it dead on out to 25, but there must be some difference.
#6
RE: sighting in single pin sight
i have the same sight and i sighted it in for the manufacture recommed 25yd. distance and found out i shoot EXTREMELY high,,coase this also could be because i have a very slow shooting bow so i dont know,,i hve no idea how i shoot now that i set it at 20,,and since we had a recall on your safe harness for or tree stands i will not chance getting in to a tree stand with out one even though it is only 12 ft off the ground,,
by the way regarding safety harness,,has any tried,,used the SOP fastback,,they have them at local rual king and i thought about getting,,,any comments on it thanks.
by the way regarding safety harness,,has any tried,,used the SOP fastback,,they have them at local rual king and i thought about getting,,,any comments on it thanks.