Sight Level Question
#2
I try to look at mine, but I find that my natural hold, is off level. I shoot the same no mater if I am level or not. I do find that it takes me longer to get my shot off if I try to level up.
#3
You should make an attempt to keep it level. Look before you shoot if off rotate unitl it is level than try and remember how that feels. After a few rounds of practice you'll find yourself real close to being level all the time.
#4
Joined: Jul 2005
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This is my first year shooting a sight with a level. Initially, i had to make a significant effort to get the bubble level when i started in June. However, I now am drawing and the bubble is level because I've gotten used to holding it in the level position. I think it is a very useful tool because i have seen a significant increase in my horizontal accuracy by not having to worry about torquing it anymore. This was a problem I had with my previous bow and sight.
#5
Joined: Feb 2005
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I got a level on my sight and got into the habit of drawing, looking right at the sight because i am always canting a little to the right, straighten the bow out look up at the pin and then release. It is actually turning into a little ritual that seems to get my shots on target with tight groups out to 50 yards.




