The tapes are crazy simple. Set a 20, then set either a 40 or 60. Then find the tape where the marks match the marks you made, and then just stick it over your home made tape. Nothing to it. It help keep you from losing you place and setting your sight to the wrong yardage.
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Sounds easy but how does it work? I mean how if I sight in at 20 and 40 is it gonna be accurate at 30 on it's own?
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still setting up the bow. its been too windy to get out to 60 yards so i havent found where my 60 is yet. once that is done i will apply the appropriate tape.Originally posted by brianlg31 View Post
the 20, 30, 40 and so on is spaced out to compensate for arrow drop. there are around 40 tapes that are all spaced out differently. you just use the blanks to mark on when your setting up the sight. then once done, find the premarked tape that matches and apply itOriginally posted by Jeremy7306 View PostComment
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math is how it works. that and the fact that gravity is a constant! they work. it isnt that complicated. an arrow weighs X grains, and shoots at X FPS. regardless of brand, length or anything else it is weight and FPS that determine the drop at any given yardage.Comment
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Cool thanks guys
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Mount it low. Mine is and depending how fast your bow is you will need the rest to get to 60. Love my HHA
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where do you get the tapes? im getting my hha set up todayComment
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HHA sells them
and your fave bow shop does too!!!
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I did not use the tapes...I used my range finder and just dialed it in that way.
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YOu can buy tapes from Lancaster Archery supply or any of the bow shop sponsors on here. They're cheap and you get multiple speed options.
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