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Old 27-06-05, 12:59 PM
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sight spacers

I'm sure I've seen sight spacing blocks somewhere, but now I feel the need for one I can't find them! Anyone know of a source, or an alternative? The problem I have developed, and I'm not sure how, is a loss of windage adjustment to the right - I'm pretty much wound in as far as I can go which is fine in normal circumstances, but if wind dictates further adjustment I'd have to aim off to compensate. That raises another point, does anyone feel that aiming off is the better option anyway, rather than chasing ever changing sight marks?
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Old 27-06-05, 02:24 PM
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RE: sight spacers

Had this problem with my last bow. Used a wooden block around 1 cm thick. Ten minutes to make and prime/paint to make it weatherproof. Need to fit longer mounting screws so a quick trip to your local DIY.

The ideal is to adjust windage for the average wind conditions and then marginally aim off for the prevailing variations on an arrow by arrow basis (not that I've ever been very successful a this).
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