That's it Buckeye..ya got me again!
01-14-2008, 02:02 PM
#1
Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: North Lima Ohio & Clarion Pa
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That's it Buckeye..ya got me again!
Ever have one of them guys that everytime ya talk to him it costs ya money??
She'll be here later this week. Only diff is I got the 6 pin.
So clear your calender....we're going shootin!
01-14-2008, 02:11 PM
#3
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Indiana (southern)
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RE: That's it Buckeye..ya got me again!
very nice looking sight 
Dagon buckeyes [:@][8D]
Dagon buckeyes [:@][8D]
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d
Ever have one of them guys that everytime ya talk to him it costs ya money??
She'll be here later this week. Only diff is I got the 6 pin.
So clear your calender....we're going shootin!
Ever have one of them guys that everytime ya talk to him it costs ya money??
She'll be here later this week. Only diff is I got the 6 pin.
So clear your calender....we're going shootin!
01-14-2008, 06:13 PM
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Cogan Station, PA
Posts: 2,298
RE: That's it Buckeye..ya got me again!
Great sight! I love mine. Only thing is I didn't have the foresight to realize there would be a mounting issue with it and my newly purchased Apline Soft-Loc. I made it work, though.
01-15-2008, 06:21 AM
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RE: That's it Buckeye..ya got me again!
ORIGINAL: M.Hensler/PA
Great sight! I love mine. Only thing is I didn't have the foresight to realize there would be a mounting issue with it and my newly purchased Apline Soft-Loc. I made it work, though.
Great sight! I love mine. Only thing is I didn't have the foresight to realize there would be a mounting issue with it and my newly purchased Apline Soft-Loc. I made it work, though.
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01-15-2008, 07:44 AM
#8
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Cogan Station, PA
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RE: That's it Buckeye..ya got me again!
It was a combination of the mounting locations for the CJ, the quiver and the threaded mounts on my riser. The two seperated (upper and lower) arrow shaft holders on the softlok were interfering with the slide adjustment knob on the CJ. I ended up moving being able to use the two lower mounting holes on my Soft-Lok lined up with the CJ, and then took a simple round head screw, filed one edge flat and went in from the back edge of the riser through one of the mounting holes in the softlok and through the back of a mounting hole in the CJ. It's complicated sounding, but it's not. I will try to get pictures when I go home tonight. The 3 arrow might be differen, however, as I have the 5 arrow.
01-15-2008, 03:17 PM
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RE: That's it Buckeye..ya got me again!
It was a combination of the mounting locations for the CJ, the quiver and the threaded mounts on my riser. The two seperated (upper and lower) arrow shaft holders on the softlok were interfering with the slide adjustment knob on the CJ.
01-15-2008, 06:09 PM
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Cogan Station, PA
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RE: That's it Buckeye..ya got me again!
Ok, here was my issue. The problem I was having was I could really only get two of the four main mounting holes on the dovetail slide bracket to line up with the holes on my riser. The hard rubber "catch" on the bracket portion of the Soft-lok was interfering with the knob (or I guess the knob was interfering with the quiver). I couldn't get the CJ knob to sit in between the "catches" on the quiver, so I had to move the quiver down and utilize just the top two holes, as you can see in the picture here:
The hole on the mounting bracket closest to you in this picture above was not aligning with the hole on the CJ mount (probably because I slid the quiver down, so I ran a bolt through the back flush with the edge of the riser, which ran through the CJ bracket and random hole on the quiver mount. I just attached a small square nut on the end and tightened it up. Quiver is holding strong, no vibration. The quiver does sit at a slant and looks like this / but not as drastic, when looking down the string.
Here you can see the small bolt running through the back end sight and through the quiver mount. I had to file the edge ot the bolt head down facing the riser to get it to slide through the hole.
Buckeye, I bought this sight used, there was no other bolt. I was unaware there was one (show's you how much I know), and this may have solved my problem early on. Any pictures of this?
The hole on the mounting bracket closest to you in this picture above was not aligning with the hole on the CJ mount (probably because I slid the quiver down, so I ran a bolt through the back flush with the edge of the riser, which ran through the CJ bracket and random hole on the quiver mount. I just attached a small square nut on the end and tightened it up. Quiver is holding strong, no vibration. The quiver does sit at a slant and looks like this / but not as drastic, when looking down the string.
Here you can see the small bolt running through the back end sight and through the quiver mount. I had to file the edge ot the bolt head down facing the riser to get it to slide through the hole.
Buckeye, I bought this sight used, there was no other bolt. I was unaware there was one (show's you how much I know), and this may have solved my problem early on. Any pictures of this?