Absolutely! I've always leveled to the riser and had good success that way. But... doesn't mean there's not another way to do it! I know I want my sight level to the riser since I'll be leveling the sight on the shot, and the sight is connected to the riser. Change my mind though! I'm always up for learning something new!
Great video thanks for the tips, my hamskey pro 2 comes in next week I'm going to setup my spot Hogg fast eddy 5 pin sight, a few day ago my string exploded on my bow, hood thing the bow didn't take any damage and my self, I got it on video u can check it out on my RUclips, I have a question when I'm shooting out to 80 yards my fletching rub the sight housing on my spot Hogg, should I move the housing up or down?
Oh man, sorry to hear that! That's a bummer and glad you didn't get hurt. It's hard to say why your fletchings are hitting the sight housing at 80yds, but typically (in my experience) that would be caused by possibly a slower arrow speed because of a lighter draw weight and/or heavier arrow. 80yds might be all the clearance you've got with that setup. Other thing to check would be to make sure the peep is installed in the correct height on your string to make sure you are maximizing what you get out of your bow. The sight housing on the Spot Hogg sights is on the larger side as well, so that takes away a little clearance as well. Hope that helps a bit!
So, I’ve got a sight that doesn’t have 3rd axis adjustment. Of course, I need to go get one that does. BUT, if my bubble slides left as I draw down...and slides right..as I point up...does canting my bow to fix the bubble essentially correct the issue...or does that create new issue and also throws off my shot? Is there a way to compensate for the tilt? Or is one simply screwed if there are third axis issues? Curious what your thoughts are?
Thanks for the question! Canting your bow to compensate for the bubble being off will just cause you to miss left of right rather than fixing the problem. Really, to account for the third axis your sight needs to have that ability to adjust for it. Again, it's not an issue unless you are shooting up or downhill, but it can certainly cause a significant difference in impact point. Does that help? Thanks for watching!
Do u sight your bow in first then adjust your 3rd axis? I had all my bowl just at first second and third but now it’s off again so I need to move it left and right
Thanks for the feedback Gregg. We've definitely worked to make the videos better, so hopefully some of the more recent videos are better that way. We appreciate the feedback!
At full draw is the best way.
In the hands of the shooter and any changes in riser flex.
Great video.
100% agree! Definitely a must to do this at full draw. Thanks for watching!
Thank You for clearing several things up for me in the video. Great job👍🏼
@stephen perry absolutely! Thanks for watching and let us know if you have any other questions!
Thanks man
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Good info, I need to check mine again.Wonder where I can get one of those tools. :)
Thanks! There's a link in the description where you can pick one up:)
Thank you :) Shouldn't everything be leveled in regards to the string and not the riser? Oftentimes the string won't be parallel to the riser.
Absolutely! I've always leveled to the riser and had good success that way. But... doesn't mean there's not another way to do it! I know I want my sight level to the riser since I'll be leveling the sight on the shot, and the sight is connected to the riser. Change my mind though! I'm always up for learning something new!
Great video thanks for the tips, my hamskey pro 2 comes in next week I'm going to setup my spot Hogg fast eddy 5 pin sight, a few day ago my string exploded on my bow, hood thing the bow didn't take any damage and my self, I got it on video u can check it out on my RUclips, I have a question when I'm shooting out to 80 yards my fletching rub the sight housing on my spot Hogg, should I move the housing up or down?
Oh man, sorry to hear that! That's a bummer and glad you didn't get hurt.
It's hard to say why your fletchings are hitting the sight housing at 80yds, but typically (in my experience) that would be caused by possibly a slower arrow speed because of a lighter draw weight and/or heavier arrow. 80yds might be all the clearance you've got with that setup. Other thing to check would be to make sure the peep is installed in the correct height on your string to make sure you are maximizing what you get out of your bow. The sight housing on the Spot Hogg sights is on the larger side as well, so that takes away a little clearance as well. Hope that helps a bit!
So, I’ve got a sight that doesn’t have 3rd axis adjustment. Of course, I need to go get one that does. BUT, if my bubble slides left as I draw down...and slides right..as I point up...does canting my bow to fix the bubble essentially correct the issue...or does that create new issue and also throws off my shot? Is there a way to compensate for the tilt? Or is one simply screwed if there are third axis issues? Curious what your thoughts are?
Thanks for the question! Canting your bow to compensate for the bubble being off will just cause you to miss left of right rather than fixing the problem. Really, to account for the third axis your sight needs to have that ability to adjust for it. Again, it's not an issue unless you are shooting up or downhill, but it can certainly cause a significant difference in impact point. Does that help? Thanks for watching!
Hamskea says to ignore the hamskea bubble and just look at the pin.
Thanks for the tip!
Do u sight your bow in first then adjust your 3rd axis? I had all my bowl just at first second and third but now it’s off again so I need to move it left and right
You don't have to sight in your bow before you set the 3rd axis. Doesn't hurt if you do though. Thanks for watching!
You did not say which way to adjust . If bubble is to the right do you adjust to the right .ifbubble is to the left do you adjust to the left
I'd have to go out and double check, but it's just like any of the other bubble adjustments.
Two minutes I listen to nothing before we got started, I would subscribe if you just got to the meat and potatoes
Thanks for the feedback Gregg. We've definitely worked to make the videos better, so hopefully some of the more recent videos are better that way. We appreciate the feedback!
My god I hate all this acid bullshit