Actually the 4rth axis tool MIGHT work but you will only be able to move the sight forward and back as far as the mounting hole you have will allow.


I would suggest just finding a hill(or a stand)and setting up a target inside your effective hunting range and see where you are at.If it is off,then just adjust the 3rd axis accordingly.


I probably won't do much with the idea.Patents are so expensive and products like this get coppied all the time in the archery world.They change a few details and it is a different item.I may make a few for some friends but finding the time is tuff.

The biggest problem with this idea is convincing people they need it,this subject is just too confusing and most don't even realize the problem exist.