Looking for a sight

[jasonrkba]

I need a new sight for my old Bobcat. After replacing the arrow rest I had to move my sight, now the top pin is so high and to the right I can barley see it. I have been looking at sights but my set up is an old design where the suppressor rod and sight share the same bracket and the newer style sights bolt right in where the bracket on mine is. Anyone have a suggestion? I have provided a picture for reference.

[KStigall]

Make sure your nocking point isn't too low which would launch your arrow upward. The arrow should be level at rest from the berger hole (rest bolt hole) in the riser to the nock.

[jasonrkba]

I used the one of these.

http://shop.eaglearchery.com/browse.....html?AFF=BASE

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[jasonrkba]

Any suggestions? Maybe I can file the track down so I can use the new style.

[bfisher]

The problem you are having is usually indicative of a peep sight that is too high, which causes you to anchor very low. This is also often caused by the draw length being too long on the bow.

Frankly I wouldn't be able to tell about the draw length without some pictures of you at full draw, but you sure wouldn't be the first with this problem.

If you can lower the peep maybe 1/2" or so it would make it necessary to lower the sight pins also. This is what I'd try if it were me. It wouldn't change your anchor so drastically that you can't adapt and it just might be enough.

[jasonrkba]

That makes great since, I'll give it a try. Thanks!