Possible Stupid Question?
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Ok. I am going to get a target tomorrow. I replaced the sight on my bow. It had a True-Glo on it I replaced it with a Cobra Sidewinder. If i center the True-Glo next to the Cobra and allign the sights as best I can will I be that far off target? I am going to dial it in on the target I just don't want to overshoot it and miss it complety. Thanks.
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Yup, you should be rather close to the same spot as long as the pins are close to the old ones. A sight pin is only a reference between your eye and the target at a specific distance. As long as you keep your eye line with the target the same, the pin will end up in the same spot on either sight.
* Note: Just to make sure I clarified this, the pin needs to be in the same spot in relation to the bow....not nessessarily the other sight because the brackets could mount a little different.
* Note: Just to make sure I clarified this, the pin needs to be in the same spot in relation to the bow....not nessessarily the other sight because the brackets could mount a little different.
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ok thanks yea they mount the same one is just about one inch further away from the bow. This sight is also really really bright. Makes a big difference. Next on the list is some carbon arrows then a new release.