Sight Inspector
The Sight Inspector is a professional tool for adjusting and verifying the 3 axes of the sight, designed around an absolute reference system independent of the arc. It allows you to eliminate empirical methods, ensuring absolute accuracy and avoiding lateral deviations of impacts at different distances in the FITA, H&F and 3D disciplines.
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Kit Contents: Reference plate with bubble and three micrometric screws, perpendicular L-bracket, white plastic rotation disc, aluminum block with axial micro ball bearings and adjustable bubble tool.
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Materials and Structure: Lightweight and sturdy aluminum block, guided rotation on double axial micro ball bearings and adjustable tilt bubble by magnetic screw.
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Coloring: Green.
In stock (can be backordered)
Why use The Sight Inspector Correctly adjusting the three axes of the sight is essential in precision archery to prevent the change in distance from altering the trajectory with lateral shifts of the impacts. This tool goes beyond traditional methods (such as placing the sight against the wall), offering an absolute, stable and independent plane of feedback from the geometry of your bow.
Components and Technological Innovation
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The Reference Plate: Equipped with a precision bubble and three threaded feet/knobs, it allows you to level the base in a micrometric and stable way using your own weight. The perpendicular L-shaped bracket supports the white rotation disc on which the sight is fixed.
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The Adjustable Bubble: Not a simple fixed bubble, but a system that can be calibrated by the archer according to the specific needs of use (it can also be mounted directly on the string). The inclination is adjusted by means of a screw in contact with a magnet, inserted in an aluminum block tightened between two axial micro ball bearings for unparalleled fluidity and precision of rotation.
6-Step Usage Guide
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Calibrating the plate: Place the plate on a solid surface, operate the 3 knobs and center the bubble by observing it from above (aligning the cross with the center dot).
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Calibrating the adjustment tool: Screw the tool to the L-bracket without over-tightening to avoid twisting. Adjust the inclination of the bubble by acting on the magnetic contact screw, checking the alignment strictly in the front position.
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Set up the sight on the tool: Attach the sight block to the white disc using the M4 screws provided. Insert the bar, apply the bubble to it, and rotate the apparatus to check for structural deviations or previous assembly errors.
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Check first axis: Position the crosshair bar as horizontally as possible, screw the bubble tool to the carriage and make the adjustment and flatness check.
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Second axis check: Adjust the diopter following the feedback of the bubble applied to the front sight slide.
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Check third axis: Unscrew the knob on the white disc to tilt the viewfinder vertically (up and down), identifying and correcting any changes in the third axis.
