Maybe another day lolMan the archery threads have been spicy lately!
Anyone want to argue physics, FOC or arrow weight again?
I'm gonna go crack a beer and put my bow sight up on eBay for $15,000. Instructions not included.
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Maybe another day lolMan the archery threads have been spicy lately!
Anyone want to argue physics, FOC or arrow weight again?
Aren’t we arguing physics in this one too?Man the archery threads have been spicy lately!
Anyone want to argue physics, FOC or arrow weight again?
id like to hear watts opinion on FOC! I need my brain to explode.Man the archery threads have been spicy lately!
Anyone want to argue physics, FOC or arrow weight again?
Good thing about archery is most of the time your parts are interchangeable. So if you invest in good parts, they can always transfer over when you upgrade in bows.
I like shooting far out for fun and practice, so the slider seems to allow me do that more efficiently. Plus coming from a one pin (after the fixed pin), I like not always thinking what my pin should be set at. Going through thick woods, I would have it on 25, then in the clearing I would have it on 40 etc. For me, the multi adjustable solved this. But dont tell people that, they wont believe me either lol.
I definitely liked the one pin more than the 7 fixed pin. For some reason though, I always doubted myself on which yardage to leave it on. Seemed like one more step before getting to shoot. I bought the sight tape style sights to hopefully eliminate more holdover shots. That's just me thoughThat’s the beauty of a single 0.019 pin for me…I never have to think about where it’s set. Having mine set at 30 yards gets me 0-40 and never have to hold off the animal. I love it for the simplicity. I doubt I’ll ever go back to a three pin again.
I was always a fixed 3 pin sight guy. Even after having a single pin slider, I kept wanting to go back to a 3 pin. Then I started doing a lot of testing one summer. I realized that even with my bow set at 60 lbs, I could cover 99% of my hunting ranges without moving my sight. Anything over that distance, I’m gonna dial anyway.I definitely liked the one pin more than the 7 fixed pin. For some reason though, I always doubted myself on which yardage to leave it on. Seemed like one more step before getting to shoot. I bought the sight tape style sights to hopefully eliminate more holdover shots. That's just me though
Very trueI was always a fixed 3 pin sight guy. Even after having a single pin slider, I kept wanting to go back to a 3 pin. Then I started doing a lot of testing one summer. I realized that even with my bow set at 60 lbs, I could cover 99% of my hunting ranges without moving my sight. Anything over that distance, I’m gonna dial anyway.
Interesting.I was always a fixed 3 pin sight guy. Even after having a single pin slider, I kept wanting to go back to a 3 pin. Then I started doing a lot of testing one summer. I realized that even with my bow set at 60 lbs, I could cover 99% of my hunting ranges without moving my sight. Anything over that distance, I’m gonna dial anyway.
Yes essentially. You basically would sight top pin at 30 and just practice and learn shot placement for yardages under 30, similar to shooting 35 when you have 30 40 50 pins. Just learning holding pin over or under target.Interesting.
That being said I wonder if I could go 30-40-50 and shoot 0 to 30 on my top pin. Might have to play with that.
Interesting.
That being said I wonder if I could go 30-40-50 and shoot 0 to 30 on my top pin. Might have to play with that. I've been shooting at 60 lbs and recall from shooting this summer and fall that there was a somewhat noticeable difference shooting my 20 yd pin at 30 yds, but I might have to revist/get comfortable with a slight holdover at that range. Food for thought definitely.
When you have a dual indicator, it's usually your top pin and bottom pin for the top indicator and bottom indicator. Then both pins have yardage you can dial to.I have a spot hog hog father if my memory serves me. I out a double pin on it and with the sight tapes it compasates the yardage. I usually just shoot off the top pin with I dial it out anyways but it has shot just fine useing the lower pin at its yardage line.
I’ll range at 20 yards, 30 yards…40 is kinda irrelevant where I hunt.