Are the pins already pre sighted for 5 yard increments ,10, or what. I don't mean the sight being sighted in. Just the pins being pre sighted
1039849
No. You will need to sight in your pins. The spaces between the pins won't be accurate until you set them yourself. All bows are different so the distance between the pins can vary from bow to bow based on speed, draw weight, etc...
1039850
no they are just set into the sight...each bow being different, and having different draw rates and lengths will change what the increments will be.....my sons bows have this sight and the pins were only about 2 yrds apart from factory, on my bow they were 20yrd increments, so they had to be moved all around for the application
125164
I have it sighted in at 100yards,but I do not have a 500 yard range available to me. So I'm sorry if that's not good enough for you. I'm not wasting a bunch of lead on paper.
1211659
It totally depends on you starting point. This scope has three lines so as an example, start at 10 yards you would have 10,20,30 or 20,30,40. Its a very good scope.
1866997
Yes. The sight post has a spring loaded pin to keep it in place. The pin can be depressed to allow for sight pin removal.
433641
Mine sighted right in no problem. Try remounting it and use a bore sighter, if you can't line it up without using too much adjustment it could be a problem with the sight itself.
743509
Brad, I order these sights a few months ago and installed them on my Pro Carry Two, they are as shown in picture. thanks,Rick
489024
Well they fit on my DPMS REPR but I can't get them to zero so far. They are shooting low right by a foot at 25 yards and There's just not enough adjustment in them. I'll update if I can ever get to the range again & get them to line up.
1866998
Yes. The sight post has a spring loaded pin to keep it in place. The pin can be depressed to allow for elevation adjustment or sight pin removal
489027
Absolutely. Put some blue locktite on them and tighten with the biggest screwdriver you can find. They've been rock solid on my AR 10 for almost 1000 rounds so far with no adjustment. And coincidentally the sights were dead on out of the box. No sighting in at all.
519896
Your right about the guard ring. I don't even see it when I'm sighting. I don`t think it helps in sighting as I consternate on the pins. I do like this sight.
193817
The POI is the exact same as the stock sights using a dot-over-target sight picture. I could see why someone could tend to shoot lower with these sights because they're so darned tall, but that is human error. I need them to see over a suppressor.
2217775
No. Not that I can tell. The instruction papers says to bore sight at 25 yards, and mentions no boresighting at greater distances. Of course, I can get my bullets on paper at 25 yards without a bore sighter. I would suggest going on cheaper than dirt and getting the more expensive ones. We only get what we pay for.
1894905
Your first pin could be used for 20 yards or thirty yards. Check out your third pin and see where that takes you. You might have to adjust your yardage for the power of your bow.
2237329
I bought these sights for my husband who is a retired police officer. I asked him the questions and the answer is YES. Same notch/blade as factory sights. The dots are green. I hope this helps.In order to install the rear sight, a special tool is needed unless you have access to a firearms range where the instructor there can install it for you
1894906
Try sighting in at the 30 yard shot first using the second cross hair. Once you are hitting bullseye at 30 yds, then go back to 20 yd shot and see how arrows are placing?
265457
The pin is on a sliding mechanism that is easily adjusted by loosening a screw, moving the slide up for further away and down for closer shots. It has a piece of tape on it that you can mark with a Sharpie to indicate known distances for easy reference. For hunting, I have found that if I set the pin for dead on at 20 yards (with my Mathews bow) it is dead on from 10 to 25 yards. I hold under for closer shots, and do not shoot beyond 25 anyway.
733547
I find the same problem. I did not expect the Golf Buddy to be precise in the first instance. To have better precision go for the range finders. The distances can also be affected by the changes made by the golf courses but not updated by Golf Buddy. You should let them know if that is the case and they update these courses very promptly. I am quite happy with the Golf Buddy's accuracy of up to 10 yards give or take.