Why is my bow shooting so low?

low shot is a sighn of cable streching, which means check your timing. you must not have looked at your marks. because if your cable is moving so is you nocking point. it will raise causing low shot.

How do you adjust the sight on a shooting low bow?

If your arrows hit low, move your sight down. It’s that easy! To shoot farther distances, keep moving away from the target and shoot groups and adjust your pins in 10-yard increments.

Why are my arrows hitting low?

You allow the bowstring to creep forward when you’re at full draw. If your bow’s cams are not perfectly timed, or your bow does not have perfectly straight nock travel, creeping will cause arrows to hit high or low.

Why do you have to aim above a target?

Beyond 100 metres the bullet begins to drop along its trajectory as gravity’s pull starts having a greater effect. The shooter then has to aim above the target in order to hit it. That distance between the target and the shooter’s aim is called elevation. The further from your target, the greater the elevation.

What is the bow sight aiming method?

Instinctive Aiming. With bow sights, you line up the appropriate sight pin on the target. With instinctive aiming, you simply look at the intended target with both eyes open and release.

Why are my arrows not flying straight?

If the two cams are rotating out of sync, it can “throw” your arrow. Oftentimes, this is where high/low hits come from once broadheads are screwed on. This is due to either the top or bottom cam being faster than the other, causing the arrow to not fly out of the bow straight.

Why are my arrows shooting crooked?

To check this, put your arrow in the rest and hold the bow down and look closely to see if the arrow is in the center of the limbs. If it is crooked, that needs fixed. The other possibility is that your arrows are either underspined or overspined for the weight bow you are shooting.