Before you adjust anything....

• Check your rest. Check center shoot via company specs Ex: 13/16 from the riser. 
• The rubber band method is a quick non-technical check if your rest is centered. Click play on the video below to see how to do the rubber band method.  

Rest looks good and still consistently shooting a little left/right?

• Make sure you are not torquing the bow 
• If you are consistently shooting right or left a small amount (a couple inches) to get the sweet spot, you can turn the windage knob. DO NOT TURN MORE THAN 20 CLICKS. Click play on the video below where Tim explains adjustment for right/left.     

• Adjust the front of the sight by loosening the screws that attach to the rings or posts and slightly turning the fine adjustment screw. Click play on the video below for Tim to walk you through this process. 

• Make sure your head is straight and you're not torquing the bow. Shoot some more and see if this solves the issue.
• If this doesn't solve your issue, your riser is likely twisting when you pull back. Not every bow is perfect, but don't worry this can be easily solved by placing a shim behind the ARD mount to compensate. If you feel like this is the case, call Tim Zelenka at 616-283-5024 and he will help you choose the right size shim and where to place it. 

• Your anchor controls the up and down of the red dot in the sight. 
• Move your hand up or down while drawn to see the dot move. Click play on the video below for Tim to walk you through the process of shooting form with a red dot sight on your bow. 

The Matchdot II has 5 reticle options with 11 brightness settings and Ultradot has 1 reticle option and 11 brightness settings.     

Fixed mount is great for people shooting no farther than 30 yards. If you want to shoot multiple distances with quick and easy adjustment, the adjustable mount is for you.     

No. When shooting a red dot on a bow, we focus on our target first and foremost. With a peep and pin sight, your focus has to go from peep, to pins, then to your target. With a red dot, you look at your target with both eyes open and the dot appears like it is on your target. This system simplifies the steps involved in shooting your target. This is also great for hunters that are struggling with aging eyes and fuzzy pins. 

It will look different, your anchor point will be the dot centered. The Adjustable Red Dot Mount moves up and down on the riser using a sliding dovetail system. What sets our sight and mount apart? We use Arc Technology; our patented technology that always keeps the dot aligned with your eye WITHOUT changing your anchor point. This is what allows our hunters and archers to shoot at a variety of ranges without ever knowing they adjusted the mount for a different range.