ORIGINAL: martinfaw
I got a friend that had a lot of trouble with a horton keeping his scope right and it was the Dial A Range his rope cocker was rubbing it and getting it out of adjustment. The dial a range was a pain also on my Barnett I had to glue it down to keep my scope right.
Martin
you may have something to that,after i lost my arrow that was shooting 2 inchs high,i took and found that the allen screw that holds the DIAL-A -RANGE on to mount was LOOSE..
YEs the rope cocking was hitting the dial-a range and turning it from 2 to 1 but i always adjusted it back to no.2 but that constant hitting of it may be what is causing it...
so, martin may have answer,i wouldloosen the allen screwand make sure the dial-a -range is nice and straight and tighten it back up and try again....
every time i pull my rope back it wacks the dial a range and moves setting,