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Bow Sight Pins Too Close. A high anchor point will force your sight pins downward and your primary vertical dovetail will likely run out of adjustment room before you get the pins low enough. I sighted the pins by shooting at least 20 arrows at each distance. Moving your sight bar in and out from the rizer will change pin gap. If you move the sight further out your pin gap will get larger. I know the arrows are heavier (fmj). One thing that is a given is that you need to know the distance to your target so we're on even ground here. Using my single pin, i'll. Do you use your 40 pin and then aim on a buck’s backline, or even higher?” If your shooting.19 pins you may want to try.010, or if. If you shoot long distance and want the most out of your sight move the pins down, also helps having the bubble. When that happens you will need to move the pins down inside the housing. Immediately you’re asking, “what about ranges beyond 40 yards? You can treat the first two close pins as one when aiming but also use them to help range the target by how far apart they appear on.

When that happens you will need to move the pins down inside the housing. I sighted the pins by shooting at least 20 arrows at each distance. If your shooting.19 pins you may want to try.010, or if. I know the arrows are heavier (fmj). You can treat the first two close pins as one when aiming but also use them to help range the target by how far apart they appear on. Do you use your 40 pin and then aim on a buck’s backline, or even higher?” Using my single pin, i'll. Moving your sight bar in and out from the rizer will change pin gap. Immediately you’re asking, “what about ranges beyond 40 yards? A high anchor point will force your sight pins downward and your primary vertical dovetail will likely run out of adjustment room before you get the pins low enough.

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Bow Sight Pins Too Close A high anchor point will force your sight pins downward and your primary vertical dovetail will likely run out of adjustment room before you get the pins low enough. You can treat the first two close pins as one when aiming but also use them to help range the target by how far apart they appear on. I know the arrows are heavier (fmj). If your shooting.19 pins you may want to try.010, or if. Moving your sight bar in and out from the rizer will change pin gap. I sighted the pins by shooting at least 20 arrows at each distance. If you shoot long distance and want the most out of your sight move the pins down, also helps having the bubble. When that happens you will need to move the pins down inside the housing. A high anchor point will force your sight pins downward and your primary vertical dovetail will likely run out of adjustment room before you get the pins low enough. One thing that is a given is that you need to know the distance to your target so we're on even ground here. Immediately you’re asking, “what about ranges beyond 40 yards? Do you use your 40 pin and then aim on a buck’s backline, or even higher?” Using my single pin, i'll. If you move the sight further out your pin gap will get larger.