neubie, the second pin should move up and down to adjust elevation. Move the pin down to compensate. The rule is follow the arrow with the pin. If you hit high, move the pin up. If you hit low, move it down. Hit right, move right. Most sights adjust windage (left, right) by moving the pins as a gang, all together. I you hit left with the second pin there are a couple of possibilities. The pins are not lined up within the pin guard, the sight is crooked on the bow, or you are canting the bow (not holding verticle). Are you grouping arrows with the second pin? How far left are you hitting compared to when using the top pin? Depending on how far left you are, it could be a tuning issue, also. More info is needed.
Phil.
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