Once you understand what you are trying to accomplish, read your individual sight instructions on how to make those adjustments on your sight.Īfter you have your sight mounted and leveled, the next step is to align your sight housing with your peep. You can find more out about leveling your axises in this article here. Each sight is a little different in how you do that, but what that means is the same. Next, I would suggest that you make adjustments to level the second and third axis. If you have a dovetail mount, start by mounting the base and slide the sight to about the middle of the bar. With an allen wrench and the set of screws included with your sight, install them into the middle holes on your sight mount. Have someone move your peep up or down while at full draw or put the bow in a press and move your peep until it’s the perfect height. Start by drawing your bow with your eyes closed, find your static anchor point and open your eyes to look through your peep. Along those same lines, it helps if you start from a place where your peep height is close to where you are going to want it. You may have to make a few tweaks to your tune once your sight is installed, but starting with a bow that is relatively in tune will save you some headaches. Before getting started, it makes the process so much easier if your bow is already tuned. Setting up a sight is not as complicated as it might seem. Either way here are some key tips to sighting it in. Hopefully, a new sight is on your gear upgrade list or maybe you're putting a sight on a new bow.
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