Alright, so I bought a new bow (had one previously, so I'm not new to shooting). It's a 2009 Bear Game Over that I got brand new on closeout since it was an old model. The shop I ordered it from set it up for me before they shipped it to me. I get it in and had a problem with not really being able to see through the peep sight. I took it to a local shop and had a different peep sight (the rubber tube type) put on. Got it home and same problem - could barely see the pins because it was like the peep was too small (I really think it's too low).
So I have been wanting to try the SABO sight for some time, so I ordered it and figured I'd just forget the peep altogether. So, I'm trying to get the bow sighted in today and it's all over the place. Three in a row might be touching each other, then the next time I shoot them, they might land 9 inches apart from each other in any given direction. I'm about at my wits end trying to figure this out.
I know I'v heard the word "tune" when talking about bows, but I've never needed to worry about something like this before. Do y'all think my bow is "out of tune" or think something else is going on?
So I have been wanting to try the SABO sight for some time, so I ordered it and figured I'd just forget the peep altogether. So, I'm trying to get the bow sighted in today and it's all over the place. Three in a row might be touching each other, then the next time I shoot them, they might land 9 inches apart from each other in any given direction. I'm about at my wits end trying to figure this out.
I know I'v heard the word "tune" when talking about bows, but I've never needed to worry about something like this before. Do y'all think my bow is "out of tune" or think something else is going on?