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you will decrease visibility of closer targets. If you set your
primary pin for shorter distances, you will have greater
visibility of close targets, but a shorter maximum range.
2
Nock an arrow, and draw your bow.
3
Looking through your bow's peep sight at full draw, align the
primary pin with the center of the target .
4
Confirm the bubble in the level is centered between the
lines.
5
Shoot at the target, and observe the point of impact.
6
Using a 7/64 inch hex wrench, loosen the vertical
adjustment on the mount.
7
Move the vertical adjustment in the direction of the arrow's
point of impact.
8
Tighten the vertical adjustment to a maximum torque
specification of 2.2 N-m (20 lbf-in).
9
Using a 7/64 inch hex wrench, loosen the horizontal
adjustment on the mount.
10
Move the horizontal adjustment in the direction of the arrow's
point of impact.
11
Tighten the horizontal adjustment to a maximum torque
specification of 2.2 N-m (20 lbf-in).
12
Continue adjusting the mount, as needed, until the point of
aim and the point of impact are the same.
TIP: You should adjust the mount in the direction of the point
of impact. For example, if the arrow impacts low and right,
you should adjust the mount down and right. You should
always tighten the mount screws to a maximum torque
specification of 2.2 N-m (20 lbf-in) between adjustments.
Aligning the Rangefinder with the Primary
Pin
The circular rangefinder reticle indicates the direction the laser
rangefinder is pointing. For best accuracy, you must align the
circular rangefinder reticle with the primary pin.
1
Nock an arrow.
2
Bring the bow to full draw, and align the peep sight with the
sight housing ring.
3
Observe the arrows on the rangefinder reticle.
The arrows indicate the direction you must move the curved
adjustments on the mount. Each arrow in the optic
corresponds with one degree of adjustment on the curved
rails.
4
Using a 7/64 inch hex wrench, adjust the curved vertical
and curved horizontal adjustments on the mount in the
directions the arrows indicate. For example, if the arrows
point up and right, move the curved mount pieces up and
right.
TIP: Each mark on the curved adjustments indicates one
degree. Garmin
®
recommends moving the curved rails in
small increments as indicated by the arrows in the optic when
making adjustments.
5
Continue adjusting the mounts until the primary pin is
centered in the circle of the rangefinder reticle at full draw.
Calibrating the Bow Sight 3
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