I have a Hindsight Eclipse and needed to remove it to adjust the Ripcord rest, I was in such a hurry that I failed to mark the position of the sight, it is on a sliding bar that adjusts the forward or backward position of the sight. Now my rest is adjusted and I'll have to re-sight in my bow, well I may have had to anyway, and that is pretty fun anyway, just a word to the wise.
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I just bought a hind sight and put on my bow. Haven't had time to shoot it much, but I like what it's doing for me. A question to those who are familiar with the high sight... Is there any way to set up the hind sight so that you don't have to slightly change your anchor spot for different shots? I don't really see how you could, and it's not a big deal to me, as long as I can hit where I'm aiming... Just wondering what your thoughts are.
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Man, great question, I thought the same thing, if I used to have my eye behind the string now it has to be to the left of the string, for a right hander, what I did was leave my anchor point the same and make my head just a little more upright, I was bending my head down and slightly to the right to get my nose on the string on my DXT to get aligned with the peep. I installed the Hindsight on a Mathews Conquest and feel like my posture is much better, but all that said, it does take some time and patience to get used to the Hindsight. I feel like I'm shooting better now. Good luck.
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Originally posted by oktx View PostI just watched a video how to aim with a Hindsight. I don't know if I could do it. It seems like alot of things to lineup.
I love it!!!
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Originally posted by Zen Archery View PostI'd say try it before you critique it. I not only shoot with both eyes open but seem to acquire the target with a much wider field of range and most of all I know when I am canting the bow at longer ranges.
I love it!!!
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