Thank you for clearing things up! Now I can proceed to install a multi-pin sight on my hunting recurve bow without hesitation.

I really like the sitting at the table with the camera at an off-angle setup for this video; it makes it feel really casual, as if I were to walk up to you and ask a quick question :D

I've shot for years with that exact multi pin sight on my recurve bow. I just find it more useful/user friendly when i do 3D field shooting. I don't know why more people don't use them on their recurve bows or think it's strange to use them.

@mindsofgreatness

4 жыл бұрын

What beginner scopes do you think are good for beginners?

@SI13O14GF

3 жыл бұрын

@JACINTH FRONDA no, you only need a peep sight of you have a telescopic sight. Just a normal sight is more then enough for a bow.

@SI13O14GF

3 жыл бұрын

@@mindsofgreatness scopes? Do you mean sights? All sights are about the same. They are just a reference mark for aiming. So just pick one you like. My son uses a £3 ($5) sight with no problems. My sight cost me about £10 ($12) and i have never had any problems with it.

Nu delivering that bitter sweet knowledge

Thank you! Finally someone said it. I always get weird looks or comments when I have a hunting sight on my recurve.

Only just found your videos, just want to say thank you for the honest opinions and guidance, it can be hard to find these days.

I found your review very helpful. All of my questions were answered. Thank you very much for your review!!! My main questions were about these compound sights and other sights. Also the number of pins. All questions answered by your review. Very good!!!

Love your content, thank you!! Just started this sport loving it so much!

how about a video on sighting in 3 pin on recurve bow

You are really calm and focused. Thats great. So many overacting youtuber out there who i cannot listen to. I learned what I wanted to know here. Keep the good work up!

Thanks for another great video. My Martin recurve came with the exact sight you're using as an example. I never used it, I prefer bare bow.

id love to know more about the d loop and automatic release you mentioned

I think I want to do this on my recurve bow. Thanks. Do you need to install a peep sight if you use the multi pin sights?

For those hunting with recurve bow a 3 pin hunting sight is good enough. With no bow sight on a hunting recurve bow it is very difficult to achieve accuracy above 20 yards range. To be good at bare bow shooting takes a lot of practice.

@mattjack3983

Жыл бұрын

People have been taking down animals of all kinds with bows for a thousand years before sights were ever a thing, and plenty of people hunt now without sights. I've never used a sight, and I have no problem at all taking down deer, elk, or bears at ranges of 20-30 yards. Whether you are using a sight or not, accuracy takes practice. It will no doubt come faster and easier with a sight, but you still have to put the work in and practice regularly. Shooting bare bow, if you practice regularly thru-out the year, you should have no problem being accurate enough to takedown game by the time hunting season rolls around.

What about using a whisker biscuit arrow rest? I bought a multi pin sight and whisker biscuit for my recurve. It has a metal riser, so I decided to use modern accessories on it.

and how do i use this i got a recovery bow with a 3 pin site on it and i have no ide how to use it plz help

I’m looking at getting into hunting with a recurve and was thinking of buying a hunting sight my question is since I’m used to compounds with a peep sight do I install one on the recurve or do I just align the pins to my distance?

thankyou good video ive just bought a recurve bow, which came with this sight, but i dont know how to use the sight which part or pin to look at lol i would appreciate it if you could make a quick video on how to use it, thankyou, im just a begginer😁👍

Where I'm from that is a sight for a compound bow. I have never seen it on a recurve. Objectively nusensei is right though!

What bow sight do you recommend for a recurve bow used for bowhunting?

Why are you the coolest! Thank you!

Yes, I did find this very helpful. I thought it was for compound bows only. Thankyou for clarifying.

Bruh I have the same bow with a hunting sight for target archery, would that look bad

Do you need a peep sight to use a sight on a Recurve, because I have tried and tried but as the sight is mounted so high on the bow it can only really be useful on the short range shots. That said, I don't really need it then. Because I'm pretty good without it. Do I need to use a different anchor point? I seat my hand at the corner of my mouth. However, like I said the pins don't do me any good at distances. If anyone has any suggestions or tips. I would appreciate it. Thanks! 😊

@CCRoselle

24 күн бұрын

I use a bright color nock on the bowstring for paper shooting, might slow down hunting target acquisition in low light? Same elevation as the peep and sight on the side of the string at the nock. Works well for me on an ILF bow with a single illuminated pin. This helps with fewer lost arrows. .

Do you need a peep sight if you use sight on recurve bow?

To be honest I dont think it matters alot what kind of sight belongs to either recurve or compound as long as the mounting fits and is set up correctly. I am using a recurve sight on my target compound bow because it was hard to find a red sight for compound bows. ( my bow is red aswell ). So I bought a sight for a target recurve bow wich fitted on my compound bow. I set it up and it works perfect and looks amazing.

@sahhull

5 жыл бұрын

Avalon archery, Axcel, SF/WNS, Mybo all make red sights. Maybe your favorite archery store doesnt stock them.. Mybo make a red scope too.... I have a red compound bow too

@eslixgaming756

5 жыл бұрын

@@sahhull yea I know they are out there, but in my country archery isnt that big of a sport. The store I bought my equipment was at the other side of the country I think that says alot. But I am happy with my stuff and enjoying it so its worth the effort.

@chunqk

5 жыл бұрын

Compound and recurve bow sights have the same mounting points and screws into the riser, but they're designed for different levels of energy, about 100 feet per second between the two types. For apertures, 8-32 threaded screws is the standard for recurve and 10-32 is the standard for compound. The worry is that thinner recurve apertures could be damaged on a compound. 8-32 threaded apertures that can hold a magnified lens are rare, while most 10-32 apertures (scopes) are meant to be magnified. Recurve sights also usually have longer travel for both windage and elevation, and a longer sight rod for longer sight radius, which are all useful when shooting at slower speeds.

@stoutlager6325

4 жыл бұрын

@@chunqk "The worry is that thinner recurve apertures could be damaged on a compound.". Not an issue. We're talking about a minor difference in vibration.

Ahh,now i see the light,thanx nu

can you do a video on how to sight this in?

I've got a 5 pin sight on my Recurve and Compound, I pointed out exactly what you've said here to Lilly when she posted her video your referring to.

I have a 31.5 inch draw length, so would I be ok to use a d loop and release aid on a small hunting style recurve bow, stopping me from pinching the arrow nock ?

@softrockification

5 жыл бұрын

A release aid normally needs a wall to pull against to get a proper release

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

@@softrockification that's not true. Before they were banned in competition release aids were commonly used on recurves.

@portfoliofotoz

5 жыл бұрын

@@softrockification That's only true for back-tension releases.

@stoutlager6325

4 жыл бұрын

@@portfoliofotoz Correct.

Nusensei..is that type of sight fit polaris bow well? Pls reply

@NUSensei

4 жыл бұрын

Yes.

What sight would be good for a beginner for the samick sage?

@x3roxide

3 жыл бұрын

bow sights have a universal standard (i'm not aware of any brands which are exceptions but they might exist). basically pick and choose whichever you fancy. if you're aiming for longer distance and general target, go with the target style sights because there is more vertical adjustment (able to use over longer distances) and the lack of a housing means you're less likely to have clearance issues with the arrows/fletchings. something like the cartel focus ex recurve sight. I hesitate to go cheaper because it starts becoming all plastic. It will definitely be a good sight to tinker with and learn on. for the multipin/hunting sights i would recommend something like the trophy ridge joker 3 (3pin) it's great in low light if you're wanting to use it for actual hunting and I believe you can buy a sight light to make the fiber optic pins glow when the sun is down.

how do i mount a sight like these to a wooden bow , cant find a video of this anywhere

Thats a nice ‘stache and goatee you have there NU

And is there a sight for a traditional longbow? Something that is able to strap around the bow

I use this one on my Junxing F179 and love it. I just shoot paper targets.

I would really like to put a hunting sight on my recurve, but the couple of times I tried, I ended up shooting tight groups... 10 inches to the right of the target. My windage adjustment was maxed out. Apparently there's something about my body geometry that causes this. My two local archery shops recommended that I machine myself a custom, extra-long windage bar, but I have to believe there's one out there already. Have you ever seen anything like that?

@DM-sq3jm

Жыл бұрын

This is just a guess, but it seems that you may be crossdominant. For example, shooting right handed and also being left eye dominant. Solutions can include improved string alignment, a lower anchor point (to improve alignment), a peep sight, or half closing the left eye. This was my challenge, and I was able to work through it. However, it requires diligent practice to maintain accuracy.

@aaizner847

Жыл бұрын

@D M No, I shoot left-handed, and I close my right eye. I can see why you might have thought that, though. Thanks!

Would you use a peep sight with it too if using it with a recurve?

@greenhoodedvigilante458

4 жыл бұрын

You can use if you want, but recurve shooter don't use peep sight. Because recurve shooter's anchor point maked diffecult to use peep sight for correct sight alingnment. You can shoot just fine with just the sight. Even you can shoot compound without peep sight. It's just another refference point on your bowstring as you look on your sight extactly same way every time. That means less variable.

@spawnlordgaming7826

Жыл бұрын

Macisus, did you end up putting a peep sight on your bow? I have a Recurve with a sight but no peep, the guys at the archery store said it wasn't done... * not traditional * Yadda yadda * But as it stands now... my sight is basically useless because it's so high up, none of the pins correspond to any range other then shorts distances. Perhaps a different anchor point. I don't know. I've only been at the sport for less then a month. Any suggestions are appreciated.

Can you use peep site on a recurve bow?

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

Broadly speaking, no. The main problem is that the anchor point for a recurec doesn't allow the user to get a sight picture through a peep.

Another interesting and thought-provoking video NUSensei. How about the acceptability of a multi-pin sight for recurve target competition?

@Markus__B

5 жыл бұрын

All Recurve Rules for Target shooting I know only allow Single Pin Sights without lighting, level and magnification with a max. length of 20mm.

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

It's illegal

@garymickus6412

5 жыл бұрын

Gary mickus Maybe one source of confusion is the Archery Supplies site. The compound bows tested are always fitted with a multi pin site and whisker biscuit rest. This is done to make bow comparisons consistent whether they are target, 3D or target bows. Just an aside, although the set up is inexpensive he just very well with them.

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

It also provides no advantage, and introduces several disadvantages. The main purpose of the multi-pin sight is to have several distances pre-sighted so that you can acquire a target at any distance. This obviously useful in the field when you can't make adjustments when hunting. In competition, you are only ever shooting at one target at one distance at any one time. This is why target sights are single-pin and are adjustable - you move your sight when you move distance. Multi-pin sights have multiple drawbacks, notably that the sight picture is cluttered with pins, and that you can't easily adjust for windage and elevation for whatever conditions you face. Pins have to be moved individually by using an Allen key. You pretty much zero all your sight pins at the range, then use them when you get to the field.

@bernhardgoesmann6490

5 жыл бұрын

I would also say "nay", as this might need another sub-Class within a competition, but not sure... On some past 3D events I attended with Compound & Trad mixed, there were 5+ Bow classes and 5 age classes, so easily 25 Categories, (*2 for men & women)...

I have noticed on my ragim impala if you fit a target sight and put the pin to the top of it you can't see the pin because of the riser so you can't use the full range of the sight but looking at where the site block sits I bet if I put a hunting sight on it iI would see it just fine which makes sense since it is a hunting/field bow. However a lot of sites you buy from perpetuate the myth that it is soley a compound sight by listing it as or under compound sights. For instance on merlin archery where I shop from alot all hunting sights are listed as compound....either way thanks to your video clarifying things I might get a cheap three pin for my field recurve since I plan on joining a 3d club and I am already using things like bever puffs and a hunting silencer (for the convienience of course).

When ever I look through the sights on compounds at our club, it always make me feel like I’m going blind. Horrible things. None of them have this kind of multi-pin sights.

NU u so wise

what is the bow on the vid

Is there a link for this sight??? 😅

Target panic for trad archers?

Do red-dot sights for bows like we see in Far Cry exist in real life?

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

They do.

It is a compound sight as well. Many manufacturers ship this type of sight on compound bow kits they sell from the factory. It does not mean you can not use it on any bow/weapon that has the proper mounting holes. On the same token, a single pin sight is not a target sight. Sights are sights however some designs are better suited for certain conditions or setups. One size does not fit all.

Nu, I agree with your assessment - Multi-Pin does not constitute which bow to use it with. Purist may snark at it, but if one is not participating in competition, anything that you want to use on your bow that helps you hit the target is fair game. When in competition, follow the rules :)

@rogervancouwenberghe6685

2 жыл бұрын

Purest do the entire sport a disservice. Archery supply stores tend to follow what the purists say and thus mislead people who are trying to use the shortcuts to improve their shooting. Not everyone is a gifted Archer, but everyone does crave to shoot better. Let us have our shortcuts so that shooting is more pleasurable! I was really good for a while at instinctive shooting but it took thousands of shots to get there and the accuracy faded quickly when I quit practicing so much.

Someone who thinks about what he says! Thanks...

thanks

Does it even matter if it makes you shoot better? I'm relatively new to this sport and I'm not opposed to using anything

Ive always just thought its just a bow sight

How does it work without a peep

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

You don't need a peep for a sight. A sight just lets you point it at the middle of whatever you are trying to hit. A peep has an entirely different purpose.

@iceblue1963

5 жыл бұрын

it doesnt,

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

@@iceblue1963 yes it does. What's your reasoning behind a sight not working without a peep?

@iceblue1963

5 жыл бұрын

@@GARBAGE3995 the peep is set on the string in the exact place where your eye aligns with the pins at the same angle each time,similar to a kisser button ,

@cameronstewart6636

5 жыл бұрын

Have you ever seen the diagram where you line up the string compared to the ring of a target sight? You would transfer the principle over and put it at the edge of the color and of course learn the distance of each pin.

I use one on my 50lb. recurve. It's deadly accurate at 15-35 yds. until I gas out from shooting all day!

b.s. ,it works fine for compound, and recurve, why youd want one , i dont know

It would be more helpful to explain how to use it (and maybe how to chose one), at least for newbies.

i just wanted to say you look different with your facial hair, also your frowns look way better with it.

Semantics perhaps?

I thought so but wasn't sure,for me ,my children and i shoot and hunt with recurves,all that stuff is going against the grain

My 2cents worth,in Australian field archery ie ifaa or aba both have specific divisions (bowhunter limited-finger release or bowhunter unlimited using a release aid) for different sight styles,this is a pin sight (common name) it is used with a peep sight on the string,it can be used with up to 5 pins each pin set at a specific distance, It is the most common compound bow sight. (a freestyle unlimited compound archer) will use a target compound sight, ie longer arm and scope , A multi-pin sight on a recurve is near useless as the pins are to close to each other.A compound shoots much faster and flatter allowing for the pins to be close,,,I have this conversation every few weeks with new archers at the club who come with their new eBay kit, bless em, love ya work .

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

You can move the pins so you are completely incorrect

@iceblue1963

5 жыл бұрын

@@GARBAGE3995 that makes no sense at all,, go and do some research first.

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

@@iceblue1963 what do you mean that makes no sense. There is an adjustment for the pins. You set them to your distances (10,20,30,40m are the common hunting ones) and then they are set. You aim with the pin for the desired distance and that's how it works. For a recurve they will be further apart then for a compound and are also generally different colours, making then distinguishable. Which part have you failed to understand.

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

@@iceblue1963 also if it doesn't make sense to you don't tell someone else to go do research, instead try and understand the basic concepts of how a sight works by looking it up. I'm not here to educate you, I'm just making sure you don't spread misinformation to people who don't know better, which is exactly what you are doing.

@space.youtube

5 жыл бұрын

@@iceblue1963 Couldn't agree more.

She didn't say it was compound sight, she said sight from compound bow...

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

That doesn't explain why she thinks it's edgy to put one on a recurve bow. The recurve bow is tapped with bushings so that it can mount those sights. It's a standard bow sight. There's nothing unusual, crazy or abnormal about it as she implies.

good vid. Im sick of expensive sights. Im seriously considering pulling the sight off my compound and to start practicing instinctive like with my old recurve.

Us americans pronounce it as mult-y also

This is not a helpful way of describing the nature of archery sights. There is no meaningful distinction between sights intended for use with compound bows and those for traditional bows. The level of complexity of the mount is entirely irrelevant. There are two design distinctions that are somewhat useful: 1) target archery vs hunting applications; and 2) how different designs account for varying levels of vibration and shock. In general, as long as a particular sight can be adjusted for the ranges that a particular archer enjoys shooting at, then that sight is available for use, regardless of type of bow the archer is using. There are other considerations, like the possible need for multiple pins or low-light visibility (both of great importance to hunting archers), but these are not distinctions that speak to the type of bow used. If the sight can be solidly mounted to the bow and can be reliably adjusted to the ranges required, then it's a go.

I just fitted my 40# pvc bow with wait for it,....pvc slide sights and a wisket bisket.

Well... Technically..... Wouldn't the multiple pins make it a compound sight? As in, the sight itself is compound, not the bow its used for?

Newbs be showing up with a compound sight or a multi-pin sight... There's me with a pso scope :D ... On. An svd to be fair hahaha I joke, don't get snooty

I was the 666th like on this video. Spooky

I agree that a multipin sight doesn't have to be compound sight. I only find it a bit strange that you classify more complicated sights (mentioned in 1:14) as compound sights. If you ask me those can be used on a recurve bow as well. The one you are holding in your hand is just a simpler/cheaper version than the sights you showed at 1:14.

It's not?

Bro that's a compound bow sight it's lightweight and simple cuz it's a Hunting site I use the same shit on a Mathews ultra light

Dude you are wrong. That particular site is made for a bowtech rak package

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

The one I'm holding? It's a TruGlo Storm, commercially sold separately. I don't know what sight Bowtech uses for their RAK packages, but it's not exclusive to Bowtech.

Are you sure, you are not German?

NU, you are technically correct (the best kind of correct!), however, I think you're being a little disingenuous this time saying a multi-pin sight is expected. Multi-pin sights are not even legal in any WA target competition I'm aware of (incl Field and 3D) unless you are in a freestyle division, ie, compound. If you are hunting with a recurve most people around my parts are going full trad/barebow.

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

I supposed I failed to provide the context. I thought it was implicit that a hunting sight would not be unusual when hunting. It's not used for competition, and yes, it seems that hunters would either go full compound or full trad recurve. The point was that hunting bows are tapped with bushings so that they can use hunting sights, so it's not crazy or unusual to use a multi-pin sight with a hunting recurve to hunt.

@davidw860

5 жыл бұрын

You made it pretty clear you were talking about hunting, and yes it's a hunting sight, but then you show SurvivalLilly on a 3D course. It's a nit, but your typical video also tends more "Brady Ellison" than "Grizzly Jim". I wouldn't want new archers showing up at a Field/3D competition only to be lumped with the compounders going "but NUSensei said..."

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidw860 It's kind of ironic that you mention that. Pretty much everything I do triggers some negative response from someone pointing out that [technique] is not applicable to hunting, and now I cover a hunting equipment topic and people are saying that it's not applicable to competition. In the end, if you're not competing, you can use any equipment you want in any way you want. You can use a multi-pin hunting sight at a target range or a 3D course and it's fine - that's how many hunters get their sight settings and hone their skill. If you compete, you need to follow competition rules. But yeah, you're absolutely right in your observation.

@davidw860

5 жыл бұрын

LOL. You can't win. :-) I recently started teaching intro archery in the US and everyone in class knows who you are. I'm just getting used to being pedantic. Keep it up!

well, sorry guys but iv been doing this 30yrs,,at state and national, and international level,, you will never see a multi-pin sight on a compound without a peep. same as you will never see a multi-pin sight at all on recurve, but hey check it out yourself, there is plenty of how to set up a sight on ytube for both comp and recurve,or check out the Australian bowhunters association website www.bowhunters.org.au they are the oz body for field archer inc Ifaa.Sensei you shoot in aa, in your time how many recurves have you seen at the club or at a comp with a multi-pin sight?

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

- You won't see a pin sight without a peep on a compound bow because...compound bows are almost universally set up with peeps. You can shoot a compound bow without a peep sight, and you can use a pin sight without a peep. - Perhaps you won't see a multi-pin sight on a recurve in competition, but they're certainly used. Pin sights are sold as generic "bow" sights and are often packaged with RTH kits. My observation with the use of pin sights on recurves is that most people prefer to shoot barebow because it's...kind of the point of recurve; just as it's a bit weird to shoot a compound barebow with fingers. - We've had one guy at our club who competed with us with a Martin Saber hunting setup and a multi-pin sight. Shot up to 50m in our competitions. There's no benefit to using multiple pins in a format where target distance is non-variable. Besides, multi-pin hunting sights wouldn't be legal under AA competition rules.

@iceblue1963

5 жыл бұрын

@@NUSensei well in my circles,(field archery Australia)if you tried to shoot a comp bow with sights and no peep you would be pulled aside. the same would go if you had a multi-pin on a recurve I never suggested a multi-pin in aa that's pointless obviously! But field archery is done with and without marked distances, around a 20 or 28 target course, The game is far more complicated than static wa style archery, from a safety point ,an archer not using there equipment in the prescribed manner could see an arrow going dangerously high,in aa that's fine as there is room behind the target , but in field archery it can mean an arrow heading towards another group of archers .. The guy you mention that shot out to 50 without a peep,he would be closely monitored at club level, but not allowed to shoot higher than club level until he set his bow up correctly and safely. Also how many new archers or any archers do you know who have a constant perfect anchor ?

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

@@iceblue1963 We're comparing target, field and 3D rules, but at the same time we're talking about a hunting sight used for bowhunting, not competition. You won't see a multi-pin sight on a recurve at a target event or a field course because either the rules don't allow one, or there's no reason to use one. I'm not sure what you're getting at with the anchor point. Being inconsistent with the anchor is problematic regardless of what style you shoot or what sight you use. It doesn't preclude you from using a sight.

@iceblue1963

5 жыл бұрын

@@NUSensei im trying to make you understand what i do and see every week as a coach, we do see multi pins on recurves but rarely as i said earlier. There is a division for it, its called bowhunter limited, I said this in my first reply,,I'm going to leave it here as i don't think you are interested in hearing a more experienced opinion,or one that disagrees with yours.

Excuse the wahman.

Paradoxically, any recurve that a multi pin sight would not look out of place on is invariably more effectively shot without one. Whenever I see a bow with a multi pin sight I can't help but think 1) it's great to see new people taking up archery. 2) if they stick at it and learn how to shoot, that sight won't be there for long. 3) I bet that came with a captive rest, a stabilizer, a peep and some cat's whiskers in a cheap ebay bundle. Multi pin sights and whisker biscuits on a recurve are symbolic of an archer searching for quick fixes to a frustrating lack of consistency in their shooting, to which I say; every complex problem has a simple solution.........that doesn't work. It's said that mastery of an activity requires that one invest 10,000 hrs of practice. So if you want to get better, shoot more!

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

1) a multi pin sight for hunting is, and just shooting in general, is very helpful and does not make that person less skilled. It's not a beginner tool. 2) if you could master the entire sport of archery in 10,000 hours of shooting I'd be impressed.

@space.youtube

5 жыл бұрын

@@GARBAGE3995 I guess we disagree about multi pin sights on recurves. lol If you practised shooting your bow for 2 hours a day, every single day without fail, it would take you more than 13 years to log 10,000 hours. So there's that. #math

@NUSensei

5 жыл бұрын

Comments like this are symbolic of the elitism that is present in archery that scares off new people. There is no fault in someone choosing to use more precise tools to achieve precision, and learning to shoot without sights isn't a sign of progression; it's a lateral skill. This "pathway" that they're supposedly meant to follow to become a better archer is arbitrarily based on what individuals value, not what is effective. What annoys me is that new archers won't stick it out and learn how to shoot because people keep judging them and telling them they're doing it wrong, in a pursuit that is 100% individual and that have absolutely no bearing on how other people shoot. These "solutions" don't work because no one teaches them how to use their tools, and instead boast about how good they are without these modern contraptions.

@GARBAGE3995

5 жыл бұрын

@@space.youtube I have shot for over ten thousand hours with one type of bow and I definitely still haven't mastered it even though I shoot for at least three hours every day (on proper training days between 6-8 hours which is 5-6 days a week). A multi pin sight is a better reference then no sight at all. It will help to increase the accuracy of an archer by giving them a consistent reference point to aim with. And also a bow does not shoot better or worse with or without a sight. A sight is there to help the archer. It does not reduce or enhance the accuracy of the bow. I would also caution you on telling other people to just shoot more and get better unless you have a half decent resume to back it up.

@space.youtube

5 жыл бұрын

@@NUSensei I'm guessing by your parrotting of the word "symbolic" that your rant is directed at me? lol My comment illustrates 'archery elitism'? Yeah nah, that's crap. I think they call that a 'strawman argument' don't they? You either failed to comprehend my post or got swept up by the prospect of delivering a Sensei sermon that you didn't care. Don't get me wrong 'archery elitism' is a real thing, particularly at clubs (and on social media, even some KZread channels) and does deter some people, but how does that remotely have anything to do with what I think to myself when I see multi pin sights or a whisker biscuit on a recurve bow? Ironically, your knee jerk reactionary thought crime policing is far more indicative of the 'archery elitism' you lament. Before climbing on this high horse maybe you should consider your back catalogue of videos. Pot, kettle, black. Just sayin. No, if you want to honestly address why people give the sport away or aren't inclined to join a club, you'd do a lot worse than ask me my thoughts on the topic rather than verbal me with ridiculous assertions that 'people like me' are responsible for archery's dropout rate. I'm the outlier, I'm that guy who's been shooting both trad recurve and compound for years but for reasons already alluded hasn't been inclined to join a club. I decided to make my own mistakes, learn from them and teach myself rather than pay an annual membership fee for the privilege of regular in person interactions such as this. Want answers, look in the mirror. "@James Gaze I guess we disagree about multi pin sights on recurves. lol" How 'elitist' of me. Pfft

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I'm American and pronounce multi "multee"

It’s a compound sight