Back TOO the drawing board

Nothing like starting over.

Pulled the bow out yesterday to do some shooting. Was taking my son and a buddy up to Woodbury Outfitters. My buddy just got a different bow and he needed to get some arrows and a peep sight. So figured while up there waiting my son and I would shoot some to make sure we were still all dialed in. On y way to the truck my sight fell off. Figured the set screw backed out so went grabbed the allen wrenches. Slid the sight on went to tighten it down and realized the set screw was tight. Looked at the mounting rail and noticed it was split.

Needless to say had to buy a new sight. Got it mounted this afternoon. Shot one arrow at 10 yards and it flew over the target. WTH. Decided to go inside and check everything over. After inspecting everything realized that the rest had bumped up and nothing was square now. Get the levels out and reset the rest. Got everything setup and went out and shot another 3 arrows @ 10yds. Made some minor tweaks and stepped to 20yds. Put 6 arrows downrange and liked what I saw. Still have to set 30, 40, 50, 60 yd pins. Crazy thing is that I have been shooting regularly and no clue how this happened now. Oh well guess it gives me something to do this week.

Good news is that my son shot while we were at Woodbury and after a couple little adjustments he was dead on. He is pumped for his first year hunting with a compund.

Thanks for all the well wishes.
I agree better to happen at the house then in the stand.

I like this sight a lot better. Went to a 5 pin versus 3 pin. The pins are smaller which I like.
Hope to get the other pins dialed in this evening and will be back ready. Finally gonna get out this weeknd so need to make sure everything is dialed in.
Connor (my son) will be going with me as well. He has come close TOO sealing the deal a couple times hopefully this year is the year.

Got a question for everyone that has a 5 pin sight. What do you have your yardages set at.
I was dialing mine in last night and got to thinking I might want to do it differently.

Currently have a 20,30,40,50 yd pins. The last pin I did not set yet as I got to second guessing myself.
I am thinking 20,30,35,40,45 would work better for me. On the farm I hunt I really can't see me taking a shot past 40 yds.

Thoughts?

Here was my 30yd group. Had 1 flyer and made another slight adjustment to pull the group up a little more.

Thanks Woody. My bow is a slow one so I have room for the 5 yd increments past 30 yds. I think that is what I will do.
Strange thing is that with my old sight the pins were pretty close together. Almost stacked and were set for 20, 30, and 40.
With this new sight they have a lot more space between them. It is almost like my bow has slowed down even more.
Everything else is the same just the sight is different. Could the difference in the weight of the sight slow it down that much?

Same arrows. Same field points. Everything on the bow is the same except the sight.
These pins are smaller so I expected them to be a littler further apart due to their size.
Just seems they wouldn't be nearly this far apart.

Here is a picture of the sight. It shows where my pins are for 20, 30, 40, and the bottom 2 sights are just out of the way. They happen to be close to being good at 50yds a little low but close.