How do you use/adjust the sight that comes with the bow?
74821
I never used the sight.i suggest you take it to a sporting good place. They are very helpful.
74822
The sight is a simple plastic piece that moves up and down - you loosen a screw to adjust it.
74823
My 12 yr old son said you turn the knob on the side of bow. He showed me a screw like thing on the hard part of the bow that you twist one way or the other to adjust site
1442749
I was able to use the standard sighting tool without any issues. I purchased this too from amazon as well. We appear to have purchased identical sights so the standard sighting tool should work.
1067375
I have not personally attempted to however the two adjustments should not be relative. You should be able to set it at 13 inches and 70#, 30 inches and 5# or anywhere inbetween. I have 2 of these bows. My wifes is set at 24 inches and 45# my daughters is set at 24 inches and 30#. They both still have plenty of adjustment in both departments. When I get home I will read thru the manual and post a definitive answer.
197309
have not installed sights yet..thought I could do it myself with my Glock sight tool but can not...need to take it to a gun smith..
2175271
the sight has to be removed completely in order to access the rail. I believe that the threaded screw that you are talking about is the elevation adjustment. it screws into the hard sight from the bottom. I just looked at the crossbow. yeah, just remove the sight entirely then you can access the head of the screw that is in your way. be careful, when I removed mine in order to install a scope, the screw had a bend in it. I remember it was a pain in the butt to un screw from the sight rail. good luck. I hope this helped.
1394206
Without owning one, I have seen this sight. I will fit any sight that has a smooth inside of the objective ring but this sight is a single pin and the rangefinder needs to be in a straight axis or inline with your bow for accuracy. These sights pivot and although not very much...a little goes a long way so you may need to experiment with it.
804406
It adjusts just like any other AR front post style sight. The is a point to push down on and then you rotate the post. A small screwdriver or tip of a 223 round both work well. My suggestion, return it and get something else.
1760841
Use the right size punch to knock out the pin holding the iron sight remove sight and put rail into place use a c clap to push the rail into place compressing the spring then use the pin you removed to hold the rail into position you may have to drill out the mounting hole on the rail to make the pin fit
1023986
To adjust the red dot you can use a penny or a flathead screw driver. It's an awesome sight. Def lives up to it's name.
2200861
There is a front sight tool on the market. It simply slips over the front sight, pressing down on the retainer pin and allowing it to be turned either clockwise or counter clockwise depending if you want your shot to place higher or lower. Look for "Front Sight Adjustment Tool". I have seen them in bot metal and plastic varities and neither type are terribly pricey. Hope this helps.
546988
You must first pull the bow string back until it locks. Then load the bolt (arrow), them aim and pull the trigger just in front of the h hand grip. If you are having trouble keeping the bolts balanced try trimming them down. About an inch shorter should do.
1954120
I checked the dovetail on the gun and it appears to be level so what I did is take the movable clamp on the sight off. Then I carefully filed the bottom making sure I kept it flat on the file. I did this a little at a time reinstalling it and testing until the cant was gone. The sight is a nice sight is nice but a better mount and adjustment arrows would have been nice.
1604804
I took mine to a gun shop, but I believe there is a special tool to press out the old rear sight and press in the new one. The front sight has a tiny nut that holds it in place that can be seen from the inside of the slide.
2019524
Yea, getting the old sight off is a mother bear , but once you do , you'll have to file fit the front sight base slightly to get it into the dovetail. I love these sights.
2172502
I don't know how to mount the red dot scope either ! I have the same problem as it already has a visual sight mounted on top. There is no place to mount the red dot scope!
900016
After its mounted, fire the weapon at the target and use the crosshair adjustments to bring the sights to where the gun is firing. It took me about 5 to 10 shots at 30 yds to get it dialed in. So really your just moving the sights to where the gun is firing. Also it will depend on the max range that you want to be accurate at. I only have my ar set for 150 ft but, with that scope my shots are on top of each other every time.
1018042
I did not get my sight on perfectly straight. I have yet to get it to the range to see if it is good enough. My last sight had the same issue, so I'm not inclined to blame the sight. You might want to have a gunsmith stick it on for you. You might have better luck if you have a gun vice. I was afraid to use a vice myself. Well, that's my story.