Dot Sights

Align your laser at home with your iron sights to save rounds, then fine-tune the screws from a steady rest so the dot matches where your bullets hit.

Stop wasting ammo trying to get on paper. Align your new dot sight with the laser beam at 25 yards, adjust your dials, and remove the tool before live fire.

Start at 25 yards on a solid rest, adjust the dials toward your bullet holes, and step back to 100 yards to hit dead center without burning through ammo.

Sight in your ATN X-Sight 4K Pro without wasting ammo: freeze the screen on your aim point, shift the crosshair to the bullet hole, and save the profile.

Align your red dot to a laser bore sight at home to hit paper on your first shot. Save ammunition and adjust your dials safely before heading to the range.

Sight in your reflex optic without wasting rounds. Shoot steady three-shot groups, turn the adjustment dials the right way, and match your dot to bullet holes.

Sight in your holographic sight without burning extra rounds. Set up a steady rest, start close, and turn your dials the right way to line up every shot.

Sight in your handgun red dot without wasting ammo. Steady the pistol on a firm rest, shoot three-shot groups, and move the dot toward your bullet holes.

Sight in your red dot without wasting ammo. Shoot steady clusters from a rest, turn the dials the right way, and match your aim to where your bullets hit.

Mount your sight, set your 20-yard zero, and measure arrow drop at 40 or 60 yards to choose the matching yardage tape for dead-center accuracy.

Mark your 20- and 60-yard shots on blank tape, then match the gap to a pre-printed scale so your adjustable sight stays on target at every distance.

Stop your arrows from drifting on steep uphill or tree-stand shots. Adjust your sight bubble at full draw along a plumb line so every angled shot hits true.

Use a closed-eye draw to set your peep at your natural anchor, center your front sight without craning your neck, and tie it securely without string damage.

Set your 20-yard pin by moving the whole sight housing, then adjust individual pins out to 50. Always follow your miss so you never turn screws the wrong way.

Mount the bracket to your riser, align the bubble level, and move your pins toward where arrows hit to zero your bow at 20 yards without losing arrows.

Stop guessing arrow height. Lock your draw hand to an anchor point on your face, then use gap shooting or instinct to line up consistent, accurate shots.

Center your round sight ring inside the string peep, lock in a steady anchor point, and place your distance pin on the target for tight, consistent groups.

Focus your eyes on the moving target instead of the bead. Lock your cheek to the stock, keep both eyes open, and let the bead guide your natural point.

Center the front post inside the rear sight, keep your eye focused on the front blade while the target blurs, and line up clean shots that hit where you aim.

Keep both eyes open and look at the target, not the glass. Bring the gun up naturally so the red dot floats directly onto your mark without hunting for it.