After shooting fairly well in the indoor 5 spot league, 300 with 53X's I took that Viper Predator Pro MT with 2 .019 pins and 2 .010 pins off and put on a new Viper Predator Pro MT with 4 .010 pins, green yellow, green yellow. I moved the old one over to another bow.

After shooting some arrows and resighting t he bow, these were my last shots at 20, 30, 40, and 50 yards as I tired.

Here's 20 yards,



Here's 30 yards,



And here's 40 yards,



And then 50 yards.

thats gonna be deadly this spring and fall isnt it

Wow Rob! How did you ever get such a low brace height, miserable draw cycle, impossible to tune bow to shoot like that?! You must be a master bow tuner . Or maybe it could just be a heck of a bow in the hands of someone who knows how to shoot. Nice shooting and I am glad to hear how much you like that bow. I am still waiting for the rest of my Octane accessories to arrive.

How close are your pins stacked together ?

I have the sword twilight hunter with .10 pins alternating green and blue on my 101st -they are all stacked pretty close together 20-40 - I hadn't shot 50 yet with mine

But that is some great shooting -

Damn nice shooting there Rob!

Very nice shooting...glad we didn't get that game of B.U.C.K in now.

Frank, here is the old Viper sight, you can get an idea of gap. Even at 330 fps, there is still a gap as I have my sight bar all the way out to optimize accuracy.

Looks good Rob! You should knock'em Dead!

Dan

Thanks for the pic ,Rob I like how yours are spaced

Would moving my sight bar out farther help my 20 and 30 yard gap - there is a small gap now but it makes it difficult to put the 30 yard pin on a small target - 40 drops down a little further soI am good there-

Extending a sight will gap pins a little more

Dan