Yes this a new comment on an older video, If the hamskea and brute site has set everything level, yet you hit to the left due to hand torque,theoretically you could adjust the bubble at full draw to be re-leveled and be able to move the arrow back to center, correct?
I bought a Chinese bow. Yes! I got caught. As it was advertised as a UK brand. I was new to the sport. Trying to make the most of it... Shooting with no peep as the string won't allow to put one in. Any advice
I'd try to sell the bow and purchase a new one honestly. The Chinese bows that replicate ones from actual companies are dangerous and will break down. Some have limb failures, some have riser failures, or anything in between. For safety concerns I wouldn't shoot it.
I'm not a fan of leveling off the string. To me, you're not taking in riser twist and you're also adjusting to the angle of the string. The Brite Site tool is good to get things set on the sight itself as an initial setting. On a bow without much riser torque/twist, it'll get you very close and can be adjusted after shooting and noticing patterns on uphill and downhill targets. If you were going to be buying one tool to set up your sight, I'd go with a Hamskea third axis tool. It'll be helpful for any riser torque and twist and get you a very close to perfect setting.
I wouldn't spend $50 on the hamskea. just seems a bit over priced for little bubble level when they're readily available for other applications such as carpentry for less than $5. All you need is an accurate reference of the vertical plane. any regular old level should get you there with Something as simple as a piece of tape and a coffee straw once your second axises is set correctly.
Yes this a new comment on an older video, If the hamskea and brute site has set everything level, yet you hit to the left due to hand torque,theoretically you could adjust the bubble at full draw to be re-leveled and be able to move the arrow back to center, correct?
The pro sight leveler only works with a dovetail sight?
Love the vids! Question, are you looking through your peep at the Hamskea rod or outside of the string?
I look outside the string because the rod goes so much higher and lower than what I can see through my peep. Thanks for watching the videos!!
I bought a Chinese bow. Yes! I got caught. As it was advertised as a UK brand. I was new to the sport. Trying to make the most of it... Shooting with no peep as the string won't allow to put one in. Any advice
I'd try to sell the bow and purchase a new one honestly. The Chinese bows that replicate ones from actual companies are dangerous and will break down. Some have limb failures, some have riser failures, or anything in between. For safety concerns I wouldn't shoot it.
I was considering a brite site leveler, but would my string level and OMP bow vise accomplish the same thing?
I'm not a fan of leveling off the string. To me, you're not taking in riser twist and you're also adjusting to the angle of the string. The Brite Site tool is good to get things set on the sight itself as an initial setting. On a bow without much riser torque/twist, it'll get you very close and can be adjusted after shooting and noticing patterns on uphill and downhill targets. If you were going to be buying one tool to set up your sight, I'd go with a Hamskea third axis tool. It'll be helpful for any riser torque and twist and get you a very close to perfect setting.
Thank you for the quick reply! Hamskea is ordered =)
I wouldn't spend $50 on the hamskea. just seems a bit over priced for little bubble level when they're readily available for other applications such as carpentry for less than $5. All you need is an accurate reference of the vertical plane. any regular old level should get you there with Something as simple as a piece of tape and a coffee straw once your second axises is set correctly.
Oh Anyway good video on the 3rd axis lot of good information.