littlebrotherC
WKR
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In regards to single pin sights, how far can you go before your scope housing get's in the way of the fletching. Let me tell you what I'm shooting:
2010 Hoyt Matrix
Hogg Father single pin
Hoyt Ultra Rest
80# draw, 485 gr arrow, 283 fps
So last year I shot the Tommy Hogg with a Ripcord rest and this year I thought I'd make things more accurate and upgraded to the Hogg Father. I sighted in my extendable sight so the scope housing fits just inside the peep in my field of view. I'm probably 3 inches from having my sight extended all the way. What I was really surprised by was how much of an impact it makes on my sight tape to have the scope that far from your eye (29 inches). Last year with the Tommy I could shoot to 119 yards. This year it's looking like 85. I just put the sight tape on last night and I'll test it out on Wednesday.
Here's my question to all y'all. Is there a sweet spot where you can get the most out of extendable sight accuracy wise and still shoot over 100 yards without clearance issues. My first thought is go to a smaller peep diameter and move the sight closer to my eye.
At the end of the day my whole motivation is to put an arrow on the target at the farthest imaginable distance. For some reason I think it's fun to release an arrow and have enough time to reload another arrow before the first arrow hits the target.
2010 Hoyt Matrix
Hogg Father single pin
Hoyt Ultra Rest
80# draw, 485 gr arrow, 283 fps
So last year I shot the Tommy Hogg with a Ripcord rest and this year I thought I'd make things more accurate and upgraded to the Hogg Father. I sighted in my extendable sight so the scope housing fits just inside the peep in my field of view. I'm probably 3 inches from having my sight extended all the way. What I was really surprised by was how much of an impact it makes on my sight tape to have the scope that far from your eye (29 inches). Last year with the Tommy I could shoot to 119 yards. This year it's looking like 85. I just put the sight tape on last night and I'll test it out on Wednesday.
Here's my question to all y'all. Is there a sweet spot where you can get the most out of extendable sight accuracy wise and still shoot over 100 yards without clearance issues. My first thought is go to a smaller peep diameter and move the sight closer to my eye.
At the end of the day my whole motivation is to put an arrow on the target at the farthest imaginable distance. For some reason I think it's fun to release an arrow and have enough time to reload another arrow before the first arrow hits the target.