Sight Level Question
#2
RE: Sight Level Question
I try to look at mine, but I find that my natural hold, is off level. I shoot the same no mater if I am level or not. I do find that it takes me longer to get my shot off if I try to level up.
#3
RE: Sight Level Question
You should make an attempt to keep it level. Look before you shoot if off rotate unitl it is level than try and remember how that feels. After a few rounds of practice you'll find yourself real close to being level all the time.
#4
Join Date: Jul 2005
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RE: Sight Level Question
This is my first year shooting a sight with a level. Initially, i had to make a significant effort to get the bubble level when i started in June. However, I now am drawing and the bubble is level because I've gotten used to holding it in the level position. I think it is a very useful tool because i have seen a significant increase in my horizontal accuracy by not having to worry about torquing it anymore. This was a problem I had with my previous bow and sight.
#5
Join Date: Feb 2005
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RE: Sight Level Question
I got a level on my sight and got into the habit of drawing, looking right at the sight because i am always canting a little to the right, straighten the bow out look up at the pin and then release. It is actually turning into a little ritual that seems to get my shots on target with tight groups out to 50 yards.