Advantage of shooting a longer sight
08-20-2004, 06:32 AM
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Advantage of shooting a longer sight
I have recently got back into 3D archery after a 6 year break. I shoot a Mathews LX at 70# draw weight and a Sure-Loc 6" sight extention. I see in some pictures that most people shoot their sights in between 9 to 12"s. What is the advantage?
08-20-2004, 10:25 AM
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08-20-2004, 11:11 AM
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RE: Advantage of shooting a longer sight
ORIGINAL: rangerwade
I have recently got back into 3D archery after a 6 year break. I shoot a Mathews LX at 70# draw weight and a Sure-Loc 6" sight extention. I see in some pictures that most people shoot their sights in between 9 to 12"s. What is the advantage?
I have recently got back into 3D archery after a 6 year break. I shoot a Mathews LX at 70# draw weight and a Sure-Loc 6" sight extention. I see in some pictures that most people shoot their sights in between 9 to 12"s. What is the advantage?
Even though some revolvers may shoot as well as some long rifles, it is still easier to hit a target with the long rifle.
