Cant move sight anymore to the left

[BAhuntinPa]

First off I just want to say thanks I have posted a couple threads trying to get my saber set up and you guys have been a big help. Now I have paper tuned and horizontal\vertical line tuned im getting super tight groups but cant move my tru glo sight antmore left. I was wondering if Anyone else has ever had this prob and if it was a shooting form prob or something in the bow setup.

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

This has been a issue for many. If you could post some pics. It helps us to see the whole picture. No pun intended. There are many reasons for this but if we can look at a pic it helps.

Hutch

[BAhuntinPa]

What do you want pics of?

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

Side shot of the rest and sight. Than maybe a back shot of the alignment of the rest and the sight. But be sure there is an arrow nocked for the back shot. Hopefully with all this talent here we can help.


Hutch

[bowgramp59]

move your arrow rest to the right

[Arrow Splitter]

It is possible that the arrow rest is the problem. If the rest is too far to the left, that would explain why the sight is so far over to the left. Also, make sure you are not torquing the bow during the shot.

[BAhuntinPa]

Here are those pics

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

Unfortunately the pics are a tad to small to see whats totally going on. But from the last pic it looks like there is an alignment problem. Looking down your bow with an arrow nocked does the arrow look like it is in the center of the limb bolts and riser center. That is where I would start. An old timer trick is to get a big elastic and stretch it over the limb bolt spacers (with an arrow nocked). Then center the arrow in the middle of the bands. This gives you a good visual to see how far off the sight is.

Hutch

[BAhuntinPa]

Sorry does that help and when you say limb bolt spacers do you mean on the limb or under between the riser and limb.

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

Sorry does that help and when you say limb bolt spacers do you mean on the limb or under between the riser and limb.

On the limb around the spacers of the limb bolts. By the look here the rest is out.

Hutch