On game 25-30 yards.

Last week I refletched some arrows and shipped one toward a target 52 yards away (unknown range at the time). I held over instinctively with my 20yd pin and it hit pretty much dead nuts - I haven' t shot that kind of range in probably 10 years and there' s NO WAY I' d try anything that extreme in the woods.

On the range I group acceptably at 40 yards. In the field every shot I' ve ever released has been inside 25. Insurance, I suppose.

In competition up to 80 yards with confidence, but in a hunting situation because of variable conditions prefer 10-20 yards.

With the speed of my new Patriot my range could easily go out to 30 yards with little pin movement.

I would take a perfect 25 yard shot but anything else must be 20 and in.

60 is the max.

I practice it...and under the right circumstances I would shoot it. I have never taken the 60 yard shot on game, but if it came down to it...I would take it.

The farthest I have ever shot was 30 though, and I' m plenty confident from 60 to zero.

Most of my shots are 25 and under, with the once in a blue moon 30 yard shot.

I' m a 20 yard guy. My longest has been 27 yards. I practice at longer distances but I pretty much stick to 20 on game. I sight in about 1" high at 10 yards and this puts me about 2" low at 25 with my setup.

30yds.

30 yards on a deer.

40 yards on bigger game.

I have three pins set on my bow 25,40and80 yards .My 25 yrd pin hits dead on at 27 yrds from25 feet in the air the other two pins are the ones that i practice with 90% of my practice is from 40 yrds 35% from 80 to help me keep steady.all shots at deer are aimed at a low heart shot 28 yrds and out are clean misses and 27 and in are dead deer

I am comfortable to 30-35 yards.