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Ordered a new bow sight, and some arrows....


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Welp, I was down to 6 arrows, and while inspecting my bow after shooting on Sat I noticed a hair line crack in the sight. I've been putting off ordering stuff for a while. I have some standard carbon express arrows that came with my bow on my ebay deal I got 4 years ago that I have wanted to upgrade anyways.

I went with this sight (no I did not pay $219 or anything close)... Field Logic IQ 7 pin bow sight - http://www.iqbowsigh...ducts/7-Pin.php

After reading some reviews, it seems pretty neat.

For the arrows, I went with the carbon express maxima kv 350's... I originally was going to go with the regular maxima's at the recommendation of my buddy Joe and from what a few others said on the forum. But after finding a great deal after BS'ing with a few guys on ebay, I went with these. http://www.carbonexp...axima-hunter-kv If the deal works out OK I'll post some more info. Hoping I'll see some tighter groups with the stiffer / better arrows! We shall see...

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There are a couple of videos on youtube about setting up the retina lock.. It looks pretty basic. I talked to one guy who has one, and he said the most important thing is to sight in your first pin before trying to align the dot.. Keep me posted and good luck

Here is one of the video's

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  • 2 weeks later...

That's prety much it.

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I found that if I cradle the grip in between my thumb and pointer finger and not wrap my fingers around the grip I never torque it. I learnt that from watching the pros.

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  • 4 weeks later...

I am not sure I see the need for this type of sight. It looks like its only purpose it to make sure you are not torqueing your grip when shooting. Is there something I am missing?

The key to the retina lock really is to eliminate the peep sight. It does tell you if you are torqueing the bow as well. Once this type of device... retina lock, no-peep, anchor sight are set up you do not use a peep sight. This type of device replaces the traditional in the string peep sight. It assure that that your line up perfect each time as well as shows you whether the bow is torqued.

I've been uses the no-peep alignment device from Timberland Archery (out of business) for about 6 years and will never go back to a peep. If I had to replace this device, I'd probably buy the Anchor Sight, but would not rule out the Retina Lock.

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