Awesome man! I think your gonna love it! It's a sweet sight!

Make sure you set the 3rd axis at full draw as well(check out the other video for that). I put together a video on getting the sight tape set up as well.... If you need any help getting that dialed. Feel free to comment with any questions along the way!

Is there any play in the dovetail when tightened down on this sight. I've felt other dovetails with just the single point of contact to secure it and they have had some play.

Thank you and so glad it was helpful for you! Thanks for watching!

@@BackwoodsPursuit yes sir I watched a while ago got it on my bow then I switched the sight to another bow yesterday so had to watch it again to make sure I'm following the steps....

@@greekmaster1001 excellent! Glad you got it all set up! Always fun to tinker right!

You bet! Thanks for watching!

Any time and thanks for watching!

Thank you! Thanks for watching as well!

That is correct. This setup was done per the instructions to get you most of the way there, and we'll do a follow-up video showing how to check the third axis at full draw to make sure it's still level when at full draw.

Thank you! You are correct that the bubble can be adjusted separately from the pin housing. Being that pins adjust vertically, making sure that bubble is level with the riser keeps your pins lined up vertically. Is that what you were asking? If not, what did you mean for inconsistencies? Thanks!

@@BackwoodsPursuit Ah, yes. I understand now. Thank you very much. And now I have another question about to establish this verticality: Is it better to use the riser or the string?.

@@juanantonioespinosa8816 I'd definitely use the riser rather than the string. That will give you the most consistent point to level off of. Don't hesitate to drop more questions here if you've got them! Happy to help!

Awesome! Glad the video was helpful! I used this bow vice to hold the bow in place while working on it. amzn.to/2QJ7iJv I'd like to get an OMP vice (this one... amzn.to/3gu76bm) but it's a bit spendy! Good luck getting your sight all set up and thanks for watching!

Hey there! As far as I know, that would be fine. You can call Black Gold to be 100% sure though. Thanks for watching!

100% agree! Its critical to your setup!

@@BackwoodsPursuit Bought a new bow last week and the tech forgot during the rush to balance the 3rd axis. I was shooting ok, but not great. Not bad, just inconsistent. Anyway, I chalked it up to being a newbie. Regardless, I felt like it took a lot of effort to keep the sight on-target, if you know what I mean. When I took the bow in for D-loop and Peep sight adjustments this week, he remembered that he didn’t balance it and apologized. I gave the bow a test run yesterday and there is absolutely no question that it’s shooting much more accurate than previously. It’s also more comfortable to aim and I’m not having to fight to align and keep the pin on-target. The adjustment made much more difference than I would have previously considered. Thanks for your report.

That's great! Glad the tech got you all set up. Keep in mind that the 3rd axis only comes into play on steep uphill or downhill shots, but the 2nd axis is what is critical for your level shots (and of course cascades to your 3rd axis as well). Make sure to check your third axis at full draw as well to account for riser torque (see this video for that process... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5Z1h6WWsazdknk.html ). Enjoy the new bow!

You know, I'll have to check on that. I dont remember lol!

Standard.

@@Mitch.Engel84 thanks!

Thanks for watching! They are mostly the same site, but the Mountain Lite has the dual indicator and the lighter weight base. To my knowledge the pins etc are all the same. If the dual indicator is something you think you'd use, it's a cool site. If not, go with the Ascent Verdict for simplicity.

Thanks for clarifying. Your right... technically there are two second axis adjustments on this sight.... one for the housing and one for the slide. Should have clarified that.

Thanks! Yeah, we did another video on setting your 3rd axis at full draw since that is the more accurate way to do that. This juat gets you close. Thanks for watching!