Yeah it definitely helps for people who's eyes are getting worse!

Absolutely! I was just going through the comments to make sure someone had not already brought this up.

Glad they're helping Angelo!

I actually made one a while back, should be in our video section fairly early on! Let me know if you have any more questions after watching it.

I have that same issue I'm gonna try moving my sight in a bit.

Run the bottom pin as your floater. You'll get a lot more range out of your sight!

Thanks everyone!

I have set up a few of them. Not the biggest fan. The pins are wire thin and dim, and the 2and and third axis adjustments are difficult to set and rattle loose if you dont constantly check them.

@@InsideOutPrecision thanks for the feedback there, a video would still be awesome, I almost bought the sight, thankfully I found your reply!

I hate all my CBE sights.Tune to try Axcel.

You know I don't have an exact number for you, but I'd say two slots will definitely make a difference in point of impact and pin gap.

Never for hunting. But for target most people use a 4x

You can run your sight out the same distance, maybe even further with the bridge lock.

Little late but tuning your clicker/rest can affect how your arrows fly at different ranges

Its not inherently more accurate. A perfectly still pin that's 2" from your riser or 12" from your riser will hit in the same place. However, the further the pin is from the riser (to a certain extent) the more movement you will see, and its more sensitive to torque. Because of that, a solid shooter gets more feedback from the sight based on their point of impact, thus making it "more accurate".

However how you hold a pistol to a rifle is very different. You are holding your bow the same way. But now your sight is way out there. Unless you have perfect form this will always be harder to repeat. Esp as a bowhunter. Sometime you have to contort you body and be in different positions to make a shot. This putting a different torque on your bow than you did in the backyard practicing. When the sight is closer in it is more forgiving.

Not true. In firearms, shorter is just as accurate as long.

Yeah the amount of distance you can get out of a sight has a lot to do with peep height and speed. If you're already halfway or a third of the way down down on your slider just to be on at 20, then moving the housing down will give you a little more travel. Just make sure to re level your 2nd axis

You're not kidding the instructions were garbage.

Other way around...

Correct

Should stay the same for all positions

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Bobby, I am not a pro so take this as experience speaking. Been bowhunting seriously for 8 years since I retired...I shoot a Mathews Chill R at 70 lbs and a VXR at 70 lbs. I use a Trophy Ridge single pin and a seven pin. From my experience...I always shoot a single pin better, however the shot windows where I hunt are narrow and you have a short period of time to use both the laser range finder and then change the single pin to the distance you want. A single pin will necessitate either knowing your distances based on rock, tree limb...anything...to know what distance you are shooting without using the laser range finder....or...you will need to practice enough to know that if your pin is set at 40 and you think the deer is at 35 you know you need to aim X inches lower without changing the pin. If you have time to do both...laser range and also change the pin I think the single pin is ideal....especially with the ranges you can get on a single pin. There is no scientific reason I should be shooting better with the single pin...may be the bow, the arrow setup or FOC...but I have better sight of target and less clutter...possibly.

We’ll besides losing distance and being a pain to fit in your case, running the sight further out is less forgiving when it comes to torque. The further out the sight, the more a small amount of grip torque will affect the point of impact

Black Gold Verdict $249 great sight

Yeah other a Spot Hogg fast Eddy or Black Gold ascent Verdict. Both hard to beat.

Black gold ascent verdict doesn't come std with a dovetail if im not mistaken, although bg's direct mount is one of the nicer ones. The CBE engage hybrid is pretty nice and right at 300 and has a lot of premium features

No, at The Bow Rack in Springfield, OR.

Again, it's going to be personal preference on where you like it depending on all the factors I mentioned in this video. It's a good sight though!

Youd have to re do your sight tape

Cool. Thanks for all the great info, keep It coming.

Yes you’d need to re do your sight tape

@@InsideOutPrecision thanks man! Appreciate the content!

It’s a Spot Hogg Fast Eddie site. Spot Hogg is located in Harrisburg, Oregon about a 40 minute drive from The Bow Rack. Rugged, well made, will last you the lifetime of your bow.

Yes. Thengap between your pins increases the further out the sight is.

@@InsideOutPrecision Thank you

I use a ⅛" for the single pin housing. If you're running the multi pin housing you'll probably want to go with a ³/16 housing

@@InsideOutPrecision Thanks for the reply! I'm loving the videos

I'm not a huge fan of the IQ. Just another thing to spend extra time on at full draw that distracts you from focusing on The target. If you spend time developing a consistent anchor point where your peep in center around your sight and your sight is center around the target, you won't have any issues.

Inside Out Precision super cool , thanks for replying and that’s what I was wondering . Do these retinas speed up the shot process or the opposite? I already need to consciously get on target quickly because of just what you said. There’s already enough stuff preoccupying my attention when I should already be on target, and focusing there before I start exhausting my shot energy causing me to have a heck of a time with my float staying where I need it. (Total run on sentence lol) Thanks for your input, you have a killer channel and a great way of getting this info understood easily. Precision IS a decision!

I work at the Bow Rack in Springfield, OR

What about it??