Dialed archery sight tape builder

[joshdidthis]

Anyone else seen this? Tempted to buy it just to have a custom sight tape past 100 yards. It's $10 for a year and they send you weatherproof label paper. Don't know why it wouldn't work for sights besides dialed ones.

Subscription: Dialed Tape Builder (Yearly)

Dialed Tape™ is a custom yardage tape builder that gives you first-of-its-kind accuracy that an individual yard sight tape should be, especially if you want to consider your bow rig DIALED. The structure of this sight tape builder was developed by the Dialed Archery team and has been tested on...

dialedarchery.com

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[Billy Goat]

Can you not use something like Archers Advantage?

You will need to print your own tape, but you can get a lot more out if it then just sight tapes.

 

[joshdidthis]

I guess I never looked into archers advantage. Yeah it does seem like that would be a better option, I'll check it out.

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[Thoff1989]

I would be interested but I am not sure if it will work for sights other than dialed since they are unique and move the sight housing closer to the bow as the distance increases.

 

[nnotch]

The way I understand is that it will work with all sights. You use the their calibration tape and get your true marks in 10 yard increments out to your desired distance. Then you take your marks on the calibration tape an input them into the builder and it calculates your single yard distances between your confirmed 10 yard marks. Your actually sighting in every 10 yards as opposed to putting your specs into a calculator and having it generated.

 

[Sarcazmo]

I saw this... Does this take into account all the other variables that AA does? Peep to arrow, pin to peep, arrow weight etc?

I've made three tapes with AA and they've all been dead nuts accurate providing you are as accurate as possible with what you input. And thats with only using 20 yards and 60 yards as reference points. I'm sure if I extended the length of the 2nd mark it would be even more accurate.

For example, rather than relying on published brace height, I measure and put in exactly what it is etc.

I usually just print on plain paper, and then attach it to adhesive paper with scotch tape. Pretty weather resistant and inexpensive.

AA also has a handy spine tool as well. For $2 bucks more a year its worth it IMO.