Any Spot-Hogg users?
01-29-2006, 12:38 PM
#13
Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jackson, Missouri
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RE: Any Spot-Hogg users?
Here ya go; I just took a pic so you can see where I'm at. You'll see I've already got the spacer bar in place as you suggested, and you can also see I've only got one "tick" mark of adjustability left. If you saw my other thread where I posted some pics of a couple arrows I shot a while ago, you'll see I've got it pretty close to being where it needs to be -- I just don't like being at the end of my adjustability range...
01-29-2006, 02:50 PM
#17
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Any Spot-Hogg users?
Yep, Matt... I feel like such a dunce now! 
Russell walked me through it in about two seconds; I can't believe I didn't figure it out...
I actually thought about moving the bracket over like it needed to be before, but for some reason thought the screws that hold it all together needed to come in from the right side -- and that wouldmean there would be no threadsfor the screws to grab ahold of; once Russell had me insert the screws in from the left side, it all came together! Doh!
This is gonna give me tons more adjustability, and I could move the spacer bar over again if I needed to...
Thanks Russell; I really appreciate it!! Sorry I had to get off the phone so quickly; I had a few people waiting on me to decide where we were gonna go next after leaving the restaurant (I knew he was gonna call, so when I left the house I grabbed my bow and Allen wrench. I was out in the parking lot with the phone up to my ear making adjustments on the bow)... but I'm sure we'll be talking again in the future!!
Good hunting, and God bless!
Russell walked me through it in about two seconds; I can't believe I didn't figure it out...
I actually thought about moving the bracket over like it needed to be before, but for some reason thought the screws that hold it all together needed to come in from the right side -- and that wouldmean there would be no threadsfor the screws to grab ahold of; once Russell had me insert the screws in from the left side, it all came together! Doh!
This is gonna give me tons more adjustability, and I could move the spacer bar over again if I needed to...
Thanks Russell; I really appreciate it!! Sorry I had to get off the phone so quickly; I had a few people waiting on me to decide where we were gonna go next after leaving the restaurant (I knew he was gonna call, so when I left the house I grabbed my bow and Allen wrench. I was out in the parking lot with the phone up to my ear making adjustments on the bow
)... but I'm sure we'll be talking again in the future!!Good hunting, and God bless!
01-29-2006, 03:49 PM
#19
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Georgia USA
Posts: 131
RE: Any Spot-Hogg users?
Greg, my sight is put together like your first picture and my left/right adjustment is like your last picture. Guess the difference is in bows. My is a Switchback. Glad you got it right for your bow. How do you like the sight, overall?
01-29-2006, 03:54 PM
#20
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: MO
Posts: 492
RE: Any Spot-Hogg users?
Greg-
Did you get the vertical adjustment taken care of?
mq-
I have a switchback as well. Is the vertical adjustment pretty much in the center? Does the Spot-Hogg come in a 3 pin vs. a 5 pin? I was looking on their website and it looks like they only have a 5 and 7 pin.
Did you get the vertical adjustment taken care of?
mq-
I have a switchback as well. Is the vertical adjustment pretty much in the center? Does the Spot-Hogg come in a 3 pin vs. a 5 pin? I was looking on their website and it looks like they only have a 5 and 7 pin.