and thats why you are my favorite channel to watch and get cool info. my groups have gotten so much better because of watching you! thanks sir from New Brunswick canada!.

Great job! Practical, easy to follow and easy to apply advice. Can’t ever ask for anything better. Thank you.

I don't use tape I just use a black sharpie line. It's alot thinner but it makes you more accurate in the end....well worth doing

When I first bought my Fast Eddie XL, I did exactly what you said, solid info that I didn’t think of...just to take it one step further, I wanted to say that I did take a two foot level and leveled the lines, this makes it easier to line up the pin with the tape and make both level so you don’t torque bow and that the bow sight level is perfect, especially out to 60. Your channel is the best!!! 👍🇺🇸🏹🦌🙏

I like your videos most as a new archer I’m enjoying all the help and going back to it when I feel flustered

Great job man.. i strayed away and kinda forgot this technique. Great reminder. Really good content all around.. thank u

Great video again!!! I love line tuning....do all the distances i need from 10 to 70 meters, before i shoot targets, then for fun do the same for 100 meters hehe

Thank you for sharing great videos keep up the good work

👍👍if you have the time do this over several practices. You may be surprised from day to day your shooting ability will show you. We all have better days shooting for whatever reasons.

Love the videos

Awesome content man!

thanks for all the info.

Excellent tutorial

Could you please explain more how to use the right sight tape, I’m new using the one pin sight. Cheers

Your supper accurate I think as you know if you keep adjusting your poundage not siting with different arrows specifically hay bails will not miss if you have enough! Thank you for your helping me keep shooting!

Good advice I will try it gust got new bow

Love your vids keep it up

You are the only guy that I've heard that says to move your sight and not your arrow rest. I've been saying it for years,if my bow makes a clean bullet hole there is no way in hell I'm moving my arrow rest. Most guys are shooting at three yards and then shooting back from there. That has never made any sense to me. At three yards an eighth inch off could make all the difference in the world and its be hard to see. I agree with your method.

Awesome video!

I do this with string at 20yds it works really well in my opinion

Can you post the name of the video or the link Where you explain micro adjusting rest as well as sight at distances. Basically, if your bow isn’t “perfectly” tuned, even tho paper tuning is perfect.

Could also be due to not holding bow level. Off level results in the arrow being left or right from the start. 2nd axis leveling and using the bubble level should help arrows be more consistent from a left to tight perspective. . .

Where can i purchase the black target with the white spot as seen in the video?

This video was exactly what I was looking for! Thanks

5:15 Assuming a properly tuned rig and no wind, 1/2" left @ 20yds doubles for each time the distance is doubled, or 1" @ 40yds... not "4 or 5 inches @ 40 or 50." It's just simply geometry.

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Do you think people might not be using the sight level on their long shots and using it on their short shots. Slight angle changes make impact different at distance.

What is yalls take on this, replaced my string and completely redid my set up. New d loop, new kisser button, new peep sight. Got it shooting bullets through paper but realized the arrow was very knock high on the string, maybe half an inch higher than the rest so the arrow is pointing down in the rest. I thought originally it was a timing issue but drew the bow back and checked and both stops hit the cables exactly the same time. Im not sure what the issue is, arrow spine stiffness?

With multi pin sights, its more than likely that the sight was not set up properly and level with the bow, causing a cant that you cannot see, but the pins will be at a slight angle. The bow need to be in a bow vise, and the riser right where the sight will be attached , leveled, then attach the sight, and level each axis. Just another huge thing that most archers fail to do when putting their sights on. You also need to understand, that in the grand scheme of things, not many people can shoot a single arrow and be dead center. Except for highly practiced spot shooters. So they need to shoot 5 arrows and see there most of them group, not just one arrow. And where I am from, we go a little more precise than tape. We hang a string with a weight at the bottom, meaning it will always be level, and we call it string tuning. As long as the arrows are landing on one side or the other of that sting, then you are good to go.

Same as walk-Back tuning, but ensure you use your 20-yard pin for all yardage.

one thing i would add is if your having difficulty hitting a spot too sight in your problem may run deeper and actually be a problem with anticipation aka target panic. shooting the line will help make the bow perfect but in reality you can still get high and low left and right. learning a dynamic shot will bring back a hole new life too you shooting and in time and work its the final goal. i know because i battled it for a long time myself. if you need too shoot lines too sight in hears a easy way simply shoot the edges of your target paper then you will never need a line and you can get it done with less fuss.

Thanks for your many videos. O, and thanks for not using the word "sick" or "dope." Sick stands for illness and dope for drugs. Don't know how those words have taken on a different meaning. Guess it's just slang. Best wishes and be safe.

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I have a 2017 hoyt Carbon defiant should I level my bow off the string or riser. Also how do I get my center shot ?

you can use duct tape just aim at the spot where the tape ends on the left or right instead of the tape itself

It seems to me that if you have paper tuned properly and your arrows get worse as you go back to further distances in the same direction you should be moving your rest a tiny bit to correct that problem - then move the sight pins. I use the walk back line method and then shoot using only the 20-yard pin at the line at 30,:40 & 50 yards. If the shots get progressively worse to the left they I move the rest slightly to the right - and vice versa if the the shots get progressively to the right.

Can your third axis adjustment cause it to hit left or right at distance

Could vertical arrow drift increasing with distance be incorrect 3rd axis? 🤔

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I live in vancouver wa and i was wondering where in oregon is your shop

Question. When looking at my bow from above with the stabiliser removed my site housing is considerably left of centre even with an arrow installed. Could that be a tuning problem with my bow?

CAN YOU GIVE SOME CONTINUITY. TO ALL THESE LESSONS AND TIPS.....AS IT WHAT ORDER YOU ARE DOING THEM.STARTING FROM SCRATCH.LIKE WHEN TO SIGHT IN VS TUNING AND RE SETING SIGHT ANS RENTUNING ECT..

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i am loosing poundage over time. it is about the limbs or about the string and cables?

Why is it if the bow is tilted to the Left or Right it changes the Trajectory? Shouldn't you be able to shoot the bow in a 360 degree circle and still hit dead on? I guess there is some Physics I am missing somewhere.

is it normal when i change arrows (x23 aluminum to maxima carbon), without changing the sight, the arrows go way off? both windage and elevation went way off.

But this wouldn’t really matter for a multi pin beauxse on spothog you can do each individual pin

Not many of us that live outside of the USA have access to an indoor range that can cater for longer than 20 yards. So shooting outside at 50, 60, 90 yards, we have more issues with wind drift, where the wind knocks the arrow off course. No amount of tuning can fix natures influence.

Often a bubble issue in my experience

Is archer's paradox still a concern?

Ran out of electrical tape? :P

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Awesome video!