Been shooting my Crossbow this week tuning it up and no matter what I do its shooting about 5" to the right. I have the scope maxed out to the right and its still shooting 6" to the right of where ever I put it. Its dead on every time the height is spot on. Could the limb on the right side of my bow have dropped a tad bit causing this? Its kind of odd.
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CHRIS WILSON
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So, you make adjustments to the scope and there's no change in the POI?
No its still always 6" off I can move the scope to exactly where it hit and then its still 6" to the right of it.
CHRIS WILSON
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If it's consistently hitting 5-6" to the right of point of aim and the point of impact doesn't change after making scope adjustments, my first suspect would be the scope. What brand of crossbow and scope are you using?
agelessssone
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Absolutely it's the scope. A bow is a machine that is consistent.
Vibrations from the bow can break the internals of a scope.
Buy, or borrow another scope to try.
Vibrations from the bow can break the internals of a scope.
Buy, or borrow another scope to try.
