Where do I mount the pin sight? I could not find any information on this in the instructions.
1395176
Hi Laurie. The mount for the pin sight is on the front of the riser, right above the arrow rest. It simply slides over the tracks. However, I have found little use for it. When I have tried to shoot arrows using just the sights alone, the arrow flies way right and way high. It makes more sense to shoot by looking down the from shaft to the tip of your arrow as your guide.
1395177
Pin sight is pre mounted and adjustable, but on a longbow is pretty much useless. Longbows typically aren't used with sights. Mainly it's all about natural shooting and muscle memory. It's a good reliable bow even without the sight as it teaches you archery on a more natural level.
161365
You can mount a red dot sight on there. That's what I have done. I love the fact that I can still use the iron sights if needed.
1336665
I'm sorry I can't help you. I ordered this for my husband and he hasn't put it in yet (it's been months). Perhaps the problem is the lack of mounting instructions?
1269923
It comes with a mount and instructions although you won't need them. Not sure I completely understand the question. I personally would shell out some extra cash for a mount from a company that specializes in mounts i.e. Larue or ARMS. If you're wondering about zeroing it in...I put the red dot on top of the front sight. That gets you close and you can tighten it up at the range.
223950
The adjusting screw is slotted. You will need a something flat like a flat-blade screwdriver or multi-tool. I just tried a dime and it didn't work. It clicks easy. I really like the sights.
185987
That's probably a misnomer if you read it somewhere. There is an adjustment screw for windage & another for elevation.The sight slides on the pistol rail and has 2 clamping screws, so you can position it where you want it on the rails - this might have been the third adjustment! A tip from the owner of the local gun range - rather than set the elevation to a particular distance, adjust the sight parallel to the bore. Then, knowing the vertical distance from bore to sisht, whatever your range, the sight is always that distance below your target point.
1077117
No, because it needs to be upright and not flat against the pin. Best to use the mounts and drill it.
2168707
You can remove the pins with a punch. The rail includes hex screws to replace the pins and the holes in the rail are threaded. Installation instructions are included also, its a pretty quick mod to make.
13699
You Mount the bracket on a poll with wood lag bolts/screws, then hang the light on the bracket so you can wire it. Next step just tilt the light up and drop in the the pin and your done. Its pretty straight forward with good directions. The pin can be a little tight going in. If you mounting on a metal plate you will need to buy bolts.
1899556
When I bought mine there were two mounting options available - a Weaver/Picattiny type cross slot mount, or a variety of slide mounts designed to fit into the rear sight dovetail of some centre fire pistols. I got the cross slot only. I expect that is still available.
1553288
you must have the correct mount (that fits your gun) because it bolts to the mount- which fits the gun (or rail) mine w/mount looks factory installed. shot it 100+ times, works great
650953
out of the box it attaches to sling pin. if your picatinny doesnt have sling pin, you may need to get adapter in order to mount.
466438
"Yes" I mount the laser on the underside of the barrel. This allows for iron sights and even a scope to be use. Once the laser is mounted it has its own adjustments much like a scope so it can be fine tuned to a pin point.
1023986
To adjust the red dot you can use a penny or a flathead screw driver. It's an awesome sight. Def lives up to it's name.
2025343
I thru mind in the trash. A total waist. It made the gun heavier and awkward to sight. I even had to modify the slide lock by fileing the pivot area to keep it from binding when in place. In answer to your question, just remove the slide lock lever, after removing the recoil spring and bushing, then place your rail mount over your slide aligning the hole on the mount over the slide lock hole, then insert the new slide lock, (provided) and align with hole in the mount and gun and insert threaded pin through mount, slide lock and gun. Tighten everything. Make sure slide lock doesn't bind.
470628
The sight pin holder mounts on the opposite side as the arrow rest. Sight it in and lock it with the lock nuts provided.
1301175
This sight must be attached with a Weaver or Picatinny rail. These rails can be attached to the receiver of the firearm with screws which fit screw holes in the top of the receiver just above the ejection port.