Got my sight, it looks awesome but I started doing the sight in and I bottom out the sight still not hitting 20 yards is hitting about 4 inches low and I'm shooting about 297fps so is not slow
Dialed support contacted me the lowest it could go is to the 2nd axis print and still can't hit the 20 yard by 3 inches so I'm gonna have to use the dialed wheel to get the 20. I have the hha tetra and is all the way down to hit the 20 but I xan clear easy to 125 yards without my vanes hitting the sight.
This bull’s-eye technology is new to me it was a good start I’ll have to watch it two or three times and reread the comments but it was all very helpful. If this was the first time you watched this video and seen this site is it doable?
I noticed there weren’t a lot around me until scheels started carrying them. I think with this one they will become more popular and hopefully get more dealers.
Great vid Joe, this may be a dumb question, but I just ordered my first pruf coming from a small trophy ridge fixed. so I know you got 20,36,48 if I wanted to shoot right at 40 can I slide the top pin/indicator to right at 40? Or are you stuck with what you got?
@@Garett.Nguyen I sighted in so my top was 20. If you have the 3v option the bottom two will end up at random yardages since you can move those pins. You’ll just have to shoot and see where they end up at. Once you figure that out you can move the other indicators to that yardage. For me the top was 20, middle 36, and bottom 48. I moved the indicators to each of those yardages. Then when you slide the sight you can use any of those indicators as where the pin will be. If you like the top pin the best for your sliding pin you can slide it to whatever yardage. If you want to hit at 40 you just slide that pin indicator right to 40 and you should be right on. If you have the 3 h or h housing you can move those pins so you could sight in for exactly 20, 30, and 40 or whatever you like. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@thehiddenoutdoors6535 thank you so much for the explanation man! I got the 3H mags, so those can actually move to the desired 20,30,40 after sighting in?
@@sethgayman31 Hey Seth, it’s made out of foam flooring mats. Its held up pretty well. I have only shot field points and mechanical practice tips into it though. So far I haven’t had any issues with arrows blowing through it or it falling apart. Only about a year old though. I’ll post a video on it here soon.
Do the second and third pin move? So if you wanted to, you could have them at 20,30,40 and use your first pin as your slider? I don't understand why you would want your 2nd and 3rd pins to be at wonky yardages. Just curious.
@@HUNTFISHTIMP they are set so you can’t move them. I wish they would move. Since they don’t move your set to whatever yardage they are. That’s why it ended up at 20, 36, and 48.
@@thehiddenoutdoors6535That is crazy my mind is programmed at 20 30 40 50 60 yards, It would render the second and third pin useless to me, And shake my confidence in it I would likely never use it then
@ It’s tough to get used to. You can buy there 3h or H sights that have horizontal pins. They move so you can move each pin to the yardage you want like a regular sight.
I’d agree! The sight is definitely expensive. Most high end sights are expensive any more unfortunately. Most of my arrows are still set up with broadheads so I didn’t want to change them out haha.
@ ha ha. I get it. After I watched your video I thought, man I bet he walked 2 miles getting that sight set up. Thanks for posting it. I’m hoping to order for this season. Looks like a great sight
@ I got my steps in which was good because it was a little cold out. I really like this sight so far no issues. I’m waiting on my axcel driver sight. I think it’ll probably be between those two for me unless something else comes out.
Hey Joe, very education video much appreciated your effort and explanatory of the setup, keep it up man
Thank You! I appreciate the positive feedback!
Thanks for this!
Great video I’m waiting for mine it will be deliver Thursday
You’ll have to comment back on your thoughts. I personally think it’s a great sight.
Got my sight, it looks awesome but I started doing the sight in and I bottom out the sight still not hitting 20 yards is hitting about 4 inches low and I'm shooting about 297fps so is not slow
@@IZZYR23 are you able to mount the sight lower on the riser of the bow?
No cause I have a mathews uses the bridge-lock
Dialed support contacted me the lowest it could go is to the 2nd axis print and still can't hit the 20 yard by 3 inches so I'm gonna have to use the dialed wheel to get the 20. I have the hha tetra and is all the way down to hit the 20 but I xan clear easy to 125 yards without my vanes hitting the sight.
This bull’s-eye technology is new to me it was a good start I’ll have to watch it two or three times and reread the comments but it was all very helpful. If this was the first time you watched this video and seen this site is it doable?
That will be the sight I shoot in 2025. Wish I had a local dealer here.
I noticed there weren’t a lot around me until scheels started carrying them. I think with this one they will become more popular and hopefully get more dealers.
Great vid Joe, this may be a dumb question, but I just ordered my first pruf coming from a small trophy ridge fixed. so I know you got 20,36,48 if I wanted to shoot right at 40 can I slide the top pin/indicator to right at 40? Or are you stuck with what you got?
@@Garett.Nguyen I sighted in so my top was 20. If you have the 3v option the bottom two will end up at random yardages since you can move those pins. You’ll just have to shoot and see where they end up at. Once you figure that out you can move the other indicators to that yardage. For me the top was 20, middle 36, and bottom 48. I moved the indicators to each of those yardages. Then when you slide the sight you can use any of those indicators as where the pin will be. If you like the top pin the best for your sliding pin you can slide it to whatever yardage. If you want to hit at 40 you just slide that pin indicator right to 40 and you should be right on. If you have the 3 h or h housing you can move those pins so you could sight in for exactly 20, 30, and 40 or whatever you like. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@thehiddenoutdoors6535 thank you so much for the explanation man! I got the 3H mags, so those can actually move to the desired 20,30,40 after sighting in?
@@Garett.Nguyen yeah you can sight in for 20, 30, and 40 since you can move each of the pins on that housing and then set indicators to 20,30,and 40.
@@thehiddenoutdoors6535 perfect man thank you so much. Your videos on all of this has helped me a ton! Can’t wait for mine to come in!
@@Garett.Nguyen I appreciate it! Thanks for watching and your support!
I got the same bow, thinking about making the switch to the Pruf. How is the peep alignment with the Pruf on yours?
I used a 3/16 peep. Could be just a little smaller peep but I’m a 26.5 draw length.
Hey Joe. What is that target made out of? Looking to make one just like that! And how’s it holding up!?
@@sethgayman31 Hey Seth, it’s made out of foam flooring mats. Its held up pretty well. I have only shot field points and mechanical practice tips into it though. So far I haven’t had any issues with arrows blowing through it or it falling apart. Only about a year old though. I’ll post a video on it here soon.
How many pieces did it take ya to get it that size??
@@sethgayman31 I’ll have to go back and check it was quite a few. It’s 4ft x4ft. I’ll post back once I find the number.
@@thehiddenoutdoors6535that would be awesome. I would love to see that.
Do the second and third pin move? So if you wanted to, you could have them at 20,30,40 and use your first pin as your slider? I don't understand why you would want your 2nd and 3rd pins to be at wonky yardages. Just curious.
@@HUNTFISHTIMP they are set so you can’t move them. I wish they would move. Since they don’t move your set to whatever yardage they are. That’s why it ended up at 20, 36, and 48.
@@thehiddenoutdoors6535That is crazy my mind is programmed at 20 30 40 50 60 yards, It would render the second and third pin useless to me, And shake my confidence in it I would likely never use it then
@ It’s tough to get used to. You can buy there 3h or H sights that have horizontal pins. They move so you can move each pin to the yardage you want like a regular sight.
@@thehiddenoutdoors6535 AHHH! Thanks
@@thehiddenoutdoors6535 That would be tough to get used to.
I think the sight costs to much. If it was a little cheaper maybe you would be able to afford more than one arrow :)😊
I’d agree! The sight is definitely expensive. Most high end sights are expensive any more unfortunately. Most of my arrows are still set up with broadheads so I didn’t want to change them out haha.
@ ha ha. I get it. After I watched your video I thought, man I bet he walked 2 miles getting that sight set up.
Thanks for posting it. I’m hoping to order for this season. Looks like a great sight
@ I got my steps in which was good because it was a little cold out. I really like this sight so far no issues. I’m waiting on my axcel driver sight. I think it’ll probably be between those two for me unless something else comes out.