The problem is that on other bows they put them WAY off from any starting point.They are not evn close enough to start.


This is where the problem lies.How is a person that is not in the know supposed to figure this out.


Alot of inexperienced people will get the lazer,set the bow up to it and think they are close enough to where it is supposed to be.



I had this happen to a soon to be friend.He payed $10.00 to have a so called pro shop use the lazer on his bow.He came into the 3-dleague that night and didn't even have enough adjustment on his sight to sight the thing in.The centershot was off by that much.I readjusted centershot,(eyeballed because of time)helped himget resighted and he shot the best score up to that point.[] That is a testament to what eyeballing and confidence can do.