Back before deer season this year, I was practicing with my bow. I practiced every day for about two weeks.I went out of state for a couple of days, and when i got back i started to practiced. The first day i shot 5 arrows at 30yds, my pins had moved some how, i was shooting a perfect group,but it was a foot low and 6in. to the right. Wherefore a couple weeks before iput 9 arrows in the heart area of the deer target at 30yds. needless to say i didnt get to go bowhunting this year.Any sugestions on how to keep my pins from moving?

Tighten them up Alan...duh

Oh yeah by the way I heard you were a little fruity...lol

It was an honest mistake Kyle. Quit makin fun, it aint funny no more.And quit posting tis on the forum, if you want to talk, send PM.

Ok I'll quit telling everyone at school and on here that your fruity. But about the pins all i know is tighten and be careful.

If the pins were not not loose, I would think you changed your anchor point. Are you sure you were anchoring in same spot as before?

Im sure i was, because i pull back, hold, aim, and release the same every time, because if i dont it feels "weird". Plus my 20yd. pin is even off, to be accurate at 20yds. i have to guess between the 20and the 30 yard pins.

If it aint fixable look at the extreme RT 1000 sights.

What kind of sight? Material? - plastic, aluminum? I had trouble with my old plastic sight moving, so switched to the Extreme - problem solved.