I have a regular bow but it doesn't seem to have holes to bolt this sight into, any other ways to attach it?
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A "regular bow", I assume you refer to a long bow. These bows don't usually have aiming sights. Search on www.youtube.com for information on aiming a long bow.
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Dont bother, its made so cheep it will brake before you use it . Get a sight made of all aluminum
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I was able to mount a trophy ridge 6 arrow quiver to the sight. Includes stand off nuts for quiver mounting
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Look at the spot where the arrow rest would go, is there a threaded hole?as lobg as the threaded hole is on the riser( middle of the bow where the handle is is called the riser, curved parts where the cams are are the limbs, not trying to be condescending just not sure of your bow knowledge!) :-) Most new bows use universal threads for accessories. This arrow rest is universal. I put one on both my boys Genesis bows. I had to add spacers to get them to line up though. You want the hole on the rest to line up with the nock on the bowstring. As long as there is a threaded hole it should work. Not sure about medium or light, butI believe it is brush stiffness, medium for aluminum arrows light for carbon. WalMart sells a good selection of carbon arrows cheap, 5$ or less. I always recommend carbon arrows.
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I've mount mine on the new Bowtech Carbon Knight. I think it's a standard system and can be placed on any compound bow.
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I never attached the sights because i was missing some of the screws. Despite not using the sight, ive been shooting pretty well. I'm sorry i couldn't be of much help!
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You have to attach the bow assembly to the stock. Be sure to pay attention when slipping the cables into the stock. There is small plastic guide that fits over the cables.
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I didn't like the adjustable rail system because it made sighting in the scope impossible for me...the rail would move with every shot...so the seller ended up sending me a fixed rail which corrected the sighting problem...I don't know that you can attach the scope without the rail...I know my crossbow also came with a manual fixed iron type sight that I never did attach...don't know if you could try that (don't really need a scope to hit a target 20-25 yards)...you may just have to wait until they open back up.
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Hi, I bought this for my father, as he's the hunter. I know he made an adapter for his gun, but he doesn't usually need instructions for things like this. Have you tried contacting the company? If you're more specific on what you need, maybe I can ask my father for you. Regards, Debby
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Hi Reno I am not sure what you are asking but I'll give it a shot. If the firearm you want to use has drilled and tapped holes that are plugged with allen screws just remove them and use almost any rail which should include new screws to nount the scope on the firearm. If your firearm does not have the threaded holes either go to a local gun store and try to find a rail that mounts to the rear sight. You can Google your firearm and enter "scope mount for xxx" where xxx is your gun. The last way that I know is to take your firearm to a competent gunsmith and have him drill and tap holes in your gun for a rail. I have two Ruger revolvers and have rail mounts that attach to the rear sight mounting holes. You must remove the rear sight to do this and instructions usually if not always come with the rail mounting kit. My Mosin Nagant has a kit that installs to the rear sight stuff too. My Ruger 1022 came with a rail and screws and just screws on to pre-drilled holes. I hope this helps but if not please give me more details and maybe I can be of more help. Dan
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Bryson, You cannot attach a quiver to the physical crossbow. A back/side/hip quiver is recommended.Best, Bruce
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I replaced my bow light with this by using a aluminum backing plate,attached to the rail and secured by through bolting the light to the plate.No problem with the installation, and the vertical position is the only wayto mount this navigation light.
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I had the Same Problem. I bought a new peep site (G5) and had a local bow show in stall. This could also be your draw length is not correct. I bought this bow off Amazon Because of the great deal. I also purchase all new accessories for the bow prior to buying.The equipment already installed on the bow is a little lack luster. (low end arrow rest, peep site, site, & stabilizer)
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You just have to attach the bow via a slot in the front of the receiver with a hex-key locking screw (hex-key included) & adapter piece
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Funny you should ask...upon examining the sling mount I discovered the nipple where the bipod connects is threaded and can be removed and threaded directly to a threaded hole that was already on my quad rail system!! Check it out...yours may be the same! Hope this helps. Good luck
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I had a man @ a local gun store put mine on but you can do it yourself. When you put on the rear sight watch out for the firing pin safety it's under tension and held in place by the rear sight. YouTube is an excellent place for info on how to get this done.
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You may want something a bit bigger for a regular bow, it maybe a bit tight. Works fine for a cross bow and rifle.
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As long as your bow has a standard Weaver style rail it will fit. My legend is changeable to weaver or red dot with a dedicated mount attached to the sight. If that is the way yours is you will need the new weaver style base to mount it on. Can be bought from Barnett.