are you using a sight with a level to keep you bow level when shooting.It seem like a no brainer to most ,but I still run into people with out one and they dont seem to believe me the diff it make on accuracy,especially at longer distance.At 90 yards it seems just 2 degree can put me off right or left by over a foot.
level on the sight
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It makes a huge difference, and it absolutely essential for accuracy on up and downhill shots. Not a lot of people pay attention to, or even know what a third axis adjustment is, but it definitely accounts for a huge number of left/right misses on up/downhill shots. Its any important thing to know about because if its not set right, then you will miss left/right on up/down shots even if your bubble shows level. Google 3rd axis adjustment to see how to set it properly.
Backpack Hunter
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Sure do, and like you said it is important.
nclonghunter
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- Dec 28, 2012
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Msd, I had never heard of the 3rd axis, but I googled it and I now see how important it is. Thanks for sharing.
MTbowhunter1984
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- Dec 29, 2012
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Have always used one.
Bullhunter
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PREZ said:
+1 Will never own a sight without a level
BrentLaBere
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- Jan 7, 2013
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After shooting at distances you realize how much it can affect you with your bow tweaked a little bit. Great point on the hillside too, little details like that can make or break that one chance in a season.
