Sight adjustment
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I have a question on adjusting my pin sights. When sighting in my bow this fall I have had to adjust my pin settings vertically due to increasing the poundage and new arrows. Now I am finding all of my shots going left. I know that I have to move the sight, just not sure which way. Please keep in mind, I shoot LEFT HANDED, if that makes a diff. Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
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I'm also left handed, but like mobohuntr said. You just follow your arrows. If your shots group up, move your sights up. If your shots groups to theleft, move your sights to the left. You get the idea.
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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Always follow your arrow, make sure your arrows are spined correctly for the new poundage and don't peak after your shot, FOLLOW THRU!!!! Check your paper tune, analize the hole made by your arrow, retune and try again
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By going to a heavier arrow the mass weight doesn't matter for the horizontal. Did you change to a stiffer spined arrow too? Doing this and adding draw weight to the bow probably means you have to retune the setup. Sometimes it's just not as simple as adjusting the sight