sighting in my bow
 

I'm having trouble figuring out what to do with my sight because im shooting perfect groups and its the best ive ever shot but its about 2 inches from the bullseye and i dont want to mess with anything on it can i get some suggestions

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Move your sight towards your "group".

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Sights are adjustable for a reason. Move it. It should have nothing to do with your ability to shoot.

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it kicks my arrow out the n

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Like Jeff said...chase your group. If you're shooting 2" right, move the sight/pin right, and so on.

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alrtie ill go try it

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DO NOT MOVE IT 2", though!:D

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defintely dont move it 2 inches.! but yea like they said chase the arrow. your grouping shouldn't change

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its not my grouping that im worried about my arrow always does something different i never use to no where it was gona go

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LOL...those two phrases don't belong in the same sentence.;)

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Give us your specs, draw length, arrow length, draw weight, arrow weight. If yorue getting erradic arrow flight this can be caused by a few different things. But yorue on the right trrack with adjust the sight, just make little incriments at a time untill you geti gighter, although 2 inches isnt too bad all. remember arrows are expensive.

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I thought that went went out saying but I don't "thought" that anymore! ;):D

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Is anyone else confused now?

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Moving your sight will not effect your arrow flight, only your point of impact.

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If you never know where the arrow is going then you don't need to adjust the sight. All long as your hitting the target and not throwing arrows in the dirt you need to figure out why you are having fliers. Things to check proper draw length and weight, arrow spine for your setup, are you gripping the bow the same every time and not torquing it, using the same anchor point, fletching contact and after that a proper tune then move you sights to adjust for point of impact.

As you change one thing at a time you may need to adjust your sights to keep you in the area of the target so you don't loose any arrows.

There are probably other things that can cause the problem but this is where I usually start

RE: sighting in my bow
 

you should be fine if you just move the sight towards the ground like 1/8" at a time until you are getting bullseyes

rick

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Matt, like the others have said, move it towards the point of impact. Also just PM me that guys email on here.

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And now I have to clean my wife's laptop, since I just spit Mt. Dew all over it (it was either her laptop getting the bath, or mine). :D

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This joke is only funny IF the guy didnt already know this, granted he sounds like he needs to spend some more time on here, but that seems like commen scence.

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Which obviously isn't too common.;)

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As long as we're being picky it's "common sense". And please read this with a touch of humor.

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Spelling either!! :D

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touche';)

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Just use speel checkre.

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Yep, just because of one post, it means he needs to spend more time on here.

Also, if you're going to TRY to make a diss on someone, I'd try to spell it right. I don't know though, that's just me.