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[oldfarmsblueman]

OK Lets say I have my bow spot on with broadheads and
field points at 30 yards.The only thing I don't like and I have
had this problem with this bow all along.To get everything
just right I have to lower my sight to the point of almost
being out of threads.If I move my nock point will that solve
the problem?or is the nock point that I have found the spot
it should be and moving it will change the way I shoot?

[jamaltwy]

need to move peep or anchor point, if using no peep, do not move nocking point........

[madoktor1]

It sounds like it may be an anchor problem. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I would say your anchor is too low.


You are still using the No-Peep, right?

[SPIKER]

I would say that if it ain't broke....don't fix it.

You are "almost" out of threads, not out of threads. Everyone has a different shooting style, and anchor. If the combination that you are using works, don't worry about anything else. The way you have been shooting, I'm not saying anything unless you are having some problem that we don't know about. If so, let's hear it, and work from there. Otherwise...keep stacking them!

BHs, and FPs out to 30 sounds sweet for anyone's setup...

[DocHolladay]

I am with Spike. If it aint broke, dont fix it. If it is bothering you that much, move your peep like jamaltwy suggested.

[BT]

If you are having issues as you report and those issues are going to complicate further advancement in the future....change it now.
The anchor point is the issue.
Change your anchor point and you will change your sight bar height.

I anchor where I have the vertical bar on my sight nearly all the way down but it doesn't inhibit anything for me.
If I were to set up for 100 yards....I would have to drop my anchor to allow the bar to be adjusted upward...so that I could add pins or drop the pins I currently have on the bar.

[SPIKER]

Jul 3, 2009 7:30:15 GMT -5 BT said:

If you are having issues as you report and those issues are going to complicate further advancement in the future....change it now.
The anchor point is the issue.
Change your anchor point and you will change your sight bar height.

I anchor where I have the vertical bar on my sight nearly all the way down but it doesn't inhibit anything for me.
If I were to set up for 100 yards....I would have to drop my anchor to allow the bar to be adjusted upward...so that I could add pins or drop the pins I currently have on the bar.

BT is right on with that. The only concern is whether or not it is causing fletch contact. If not, and your not looking to adjust out to 100 yds, I say your good. Are you having any shooting issues?
I don't think that you are, that's why I suggest you stick with your current setup. Changing anchor point might put you out of your comfort zone...just my 02.

[oldfarmsblueman]

I think I'll stay where I am.The new anchor point would
make me crazy because it took months of shooting until
it came along on its own.The only thing I need to work on
is if I where a full lanth scent-lok head cover it that will
screw me up .But I will have that all figured out before
Sept.

[nkybuck]

Jul 3, 2009 16:24:40 GMT -5 oldfarmsblueman said:

I think I'll stay where I am.The new anchor point would
make me crazy because it took months of shooting until
it came along on its own.The only thing I need to work on
is if I where a full lanth scent-lok head cover it that will
screw me up .But I will have that all figured out before
Sept.

If a face mask hinders your anchor point cut out the section where you anchor.It will bring you back into your comfort zone. I just use the thinnest ones available and practice in them til I'm comfortable.