Hha fine tuning the dial
#1
Spike
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 10
Hha fine tuning the dial
I purchased an HHA DS XL5519, I was reading the instructions and came to the fine tuning the dial section at the bottom and it says
Insert a 7/64 hex
wrench in the hole in the OPTIMIZER decal in the center of the dial. Only problem is there does not seem to be anything to loosen with a hex head in that location. Does this apply to this sight any suggestions?
Ken
FINE TUNING THE DIAL
Fine adjustments to the dial may be required to correct for slight changes in your
shooting style, peep sight movement, or arrow rest adjustment. To loosen dial, first lock
the dial and arm securely in place by tightening the knurled lock knob. Insert a 7/64 hex
wrench in the hole in the OPTIMIZER decal in the center of the dial. While grasping the
dial firmly, rotate the wrench counter clockwise to loosen the dial. Rotate the dial to the
desired position and relock the dial by rotating the wrench clockwise
Insert a 7/64 hex
wrench in the hole in the OPTIMIZER decal in the center of the dial. Only problem is there does not seem to be anything to loosen with a hex head in that location. Does this apply to this sight any suggestions?
Ken
FINE TUNING THE DIAL
Fine adjustments to the dial may be required to correct for slight changes in your
shooting style, peep sight movement, or arrow rest adjustment. To loosen dial, first lock
the dial and arm securely in place by tightening the knurled lock knob. Insert a 7/64 hex
wrench in the hole in the OPTIMIZER decal in the center of the dial. While grasping the
dial firmly, rotate the wrench counter clockwise to loosen the dial. Rotate the dial to the
desired position and relock the dial by rotating the wrench clockwise
#3
Spike
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 10
#4
What is the fine tuning for the dial for??? I got one a few weeks back and literally just threw it on, shot a 20 and 60, put the tape on, and its golden... Or are you guys talking about a different adjustment?
#5
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 10
Fine adjustments to the dial may be required to correct for slight changes in your
shooting style, peep sight movement, or arrow rest adjustment. To loosen dial, first lock
the dial and arm securely in place by tightening the knurled lock knob. Insert a 7/64 hex
wrench in the hole in the OPTIMIZER decal in the center of the dial. While grasping the
dial firmly, rotate the wrench counter clockwise to loosen the dial. Rotate the dial to the
desired position and relock the dial by rotating the wrench clockwise