My 5-Pin Sight Setup Method
This is the process I use to get the most out of a 5-pin sight. It starts by setting the bottom pin first, then working backward through each pin until your home base is established. That simple change maximizes your sight picture and gives you the greatest usable range. From there, it's all about confirming your long-distance mark, matching the correct sight tape, and letting your rover do the rest. Taking a few extra minutes during setup pays off with a cleaner sight picture, more confidence at distance, and a system that's easy to repeat every time you build a new bow.

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