Setting Bow Sight Axis at Cameron Silcock blog

Setting Bow Sight Axis. Or you might see set screws in strategic locations on the sight labeled with 2nd axis, or something similar. The 3rd axis will now be level and ready for shooting at any incline. So, what exactly are we adjusting? The third axis runs parallel to your body and through the center of your sight. To level the 3rd axis, tip your bow 45 degrees (as if you were shooting downhill) while keeping the level bubble centered on your sight bar level. Last is the 3rd axis sight adjustment. Here, i will guide you through simple steps to ensure your sight is square and that you are getting the most accuracy out of your setup. Master how to adjust a bow sight, set your windage and elevation then level your compound bow with 2nd and 3rd axis adjustments. In this school of nock episode, john dudley of nock on archery will teach you why 2nd and 3rd axis leveling is important, and how to get it dialed in on your sight so you can achieve a high level of archery accuracy. When you have adjusted the clockwise/counter clockwise adjustment until you read level. To adjust, simply move the sight, or individual pins, up or down depending on impact. This is often the most used sight adjustment on a bow sight. If required, use the 3rd axis adjustment screw to center the bubble in your level. If you don’t know if.

If required, use the 3rd axis adjustment screw to center the bubble in your level. In this school of nock episode, john dudley of nock on archery will teach you why 2nd and 3rd axis leveling is important, and how to get it dialed in on your sight so you can achieve a high level of archery accuracy. When you have adjusted the clockwise/counter clockwise adjustment until you read level. Last is the 3rd axis sight adjustment. The third axis runs parallel to your body and through the center of your sight. To level the 3rd axis, tip your bow 45 degrees (as if you were shooting downhill) while keeping the level bubble centered on your sight bar level. Here, i will guide you through simple steps to ensure your sight is square and that you are getting the most accuracy out of your setup. Or you might see set screws in strategic locations on the sight labeled with 2nd axis, or something similar. This is often the most used sight adjustment on a bow sight. Master how to adjust a bow sight, set your windage and elevation then level your compound bow with 2nd and 3rd axis adjustments.

How to adjust a bow sight a complete guide

Setting Bow Sight Axis If you don’t know if. If required, use the 3rd axis adjustment screw to center the bubble in your level. Or you might see set screws in strategic locations on the sight labeled with 2nd axis, or something similar. Master how to adjust a bow sight, set your windage and elevation then level your compound bow with 2nd and 3rd axis adjustments. Here, i will guide you through simple steps to ensure your sight is square and that you are getting the most accuracy out of your setup. If you don’t know if. So, what exactly are we adjusting? To level the 3rd axis, tip your bow 45 degrees (as if you were shooting downhill) while keeping the level bubble centered on your sight bar level. This is often the most used sight adjustment on a bow sight. In this school of nock episode, john dudley of nock on archery will teach you why 2nd and 3rd axis leveling is important, and how to get it dialed in on your sight so you can achieve a high level of archery accuracy. The third axis runs parallel to your body and through the center of your sight. When you have adjusted the clockwise/counter clockwise adjustment until you read level. To adjust, simply move the sight, or individual pins, up or down depending on impact. Last is the 3rd axis sight adjustment. The 3rd axis will now be level and ready for shooting at any incline.