sconer15478

I recently purchased a Reflex Excursion. After shooting an older bow for quite some time, I decided I was long over due for a new bow and this one was in my price range. For some reason I can't keep my bow from shooting left. I'm shooting at 67lbs with 400g ICS Hunters and my arrows are not whipping. My sites are level before I release and my pins and my arrow are perfectly centered. Can someone help me out? Thanks a million.
Steve

MOTOWNHONKEY

Sounds like you need to asjust your sites to the left until you strt hitting your target. Have you adjusted your sites?

sconer15478

Yes, I have moved my sites from left to right. This is also what I meant by my arrow and my pins being perfectly centered (when looking down the shaft of my arrow and the sights, the pins are basically centered in the middle of the shaft). There may be some other term for this.

MOTOWNHONKEY

If your missing left you want to move your site left. Follow your miss to correct your error.

sconer15478

Thnx for your suggestion, but as I stated previously, I've already tried adjusting my sights despite the center alignment that should be kept.

tkycaller

You say you are shooting left, then you say you moved your sights from left to right. You have moved them the wrong way!!!
You cannot center your pins to your shaft by looking down the shaft. Have someone check centershot for you and get it setup properly before the season gets here.

chiefks

First off what motownhonkey said was right. You said that your missing left, and moved the sight pin from the left to the right. If your missing to the left, you need to move your sight pin to the left, not to the right. You move the pin in the direction of the hit.

Second, your rest could be off and causeing you to shoot to the left. If you haven't had your bow paper tuned that would be a good place to start.

sconer15478

The bow shop has set my bow up for me and aligned everything. With all due respect I have been bow hunting several years and I'm quite familiar on how to site in a bow. I'm not moving the pins the wrong way. My shots do not move whenI move the pins and I'm consistently shooting left regardless which ways the pins are moved.

sconer15478

Thnx chiefks. I never thought of paper tuning. I'm well aware that if you shoot left, you move left and follow your misses which is why the whole thing has boggled my mind. Thnx alot.

kevster10p

maybe you are flinching after the shot causing your arrow to go left