The sight pin is the aiming reference attached to the archery sight, and it is an essential component that helps the archer accurately align the center of the target.

A sight damper is a device attached to the sight area of the bow to reduce the vibrations that occur when an arrow is shot.
It is usually made of rubber or other elastic materials and minimizes shaking or trembling of the sight.
When the bowstring is released, vibrations travel to the sight, whic...

By adjusting the elevation pin up and down, you set the aiming point for each distance such as 10m, 20m, 30m, 50m, and 70m.
Left–right adjustments are made when wind or bow settings cause the arrow to drift sideways, allowing you to fine-tune the pin position.

The sight is attached to the upper part of the riser as follows:
First, fix the mounting block to the riser to install the sight.
Then, connect the carbon extension to the mounting block.
Align the small groove on the carbon extension with the center hole of the mounting block and tighten the bol...

Aligning the sight center is extremely important.
If the sight bar that moves up and down is not positioned on a vertical line,
left–right deviations will occur when adjusting it vertically.
Therefore, once the sight is installed, ensuring the vertical center alignment of the sight bar is essenti...

It is a device attached to a recurve bow that helps you visually aim in the direction the arrow will travel.
It is one of the essential basic pieces of equipment for accurate shooting.
Mounted on the bow, it allows vertical and horizontal adjustments according to shooting distance and is indispen...