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Toxonics Sights for Target Shooting
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Toxonics 1400 Target Sight
The 1400 is Toxonics' entry-level sight and the best choice you can make if you are just getting started in target archery. This is a great way to get junior archers and adult beginners started with top-quality equipment. The 1400 comes standard with a 10/32 pin, which can easily be replaced with any of our 10/32 scopes (such as the Cartel Triple 406 Target Scope) and a five-inch (127mm)adjustable bar.
- 5-inch extension bar
- 10/32 threaded pins
- will accept all 10/32 threaded scopes
- The micro adjust windage
- secure locking knob for vertical adjustment
- laser etched scale
- works on recurve or compound bows
- Available in right-hand or Left-hand models
- Available in Black or Silver
- Robust Aluminium Construction.
The Toxonics 1400 has a laser-etched graduated scale with a precision steel pointer for dependable yardage setting and a sturdy toggled locking knob to insure that your vertical settings stay where you want them. The 1400 is designed to stand up to the vibration and punishment of today's powerful compound bows, but it is light enough to be used on any target recurve bow as well.
NZAP have the Toxonics 1400 in silver and in black and in right and left-hand models.
The Australian Price on this Item reflects the differences in the exchange rate and GST between New Zealand and Australia.
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Sighting in Your New Target Sight
Start your sighting-in procedure at approximately 7 meters. The windage and distance settings on your sight at this short distance are actually very close to the ones you would use at 20 meters and there is less of a risk of missing the target and losing an arrow. Use a target with an X in the middle to give you an obvious aiming point and shoot your first arrow. The first arrows are for windage or horizontal adjustment and the rule is to follow the arrow with the sight pin. (i.e. if your first arrow goes left, move your sight pin to the left, if your first arrows is right, move your sight pin to the right, and so on.) Always make very small adjustments and shoot an arrow or two after each adjustment. Continue this process until your arrow is hitting the target on a vertical line with the in the middle of the target.
Now it is now time to do your vertical or distance adjustment using the same concept of following the arrow. (i.e. if your arrow is high, move your sight pin up, if your arrow is low, move your sight pin down, and so on.) To make vertical pin adjustments, loosen the lock knob sight-pin block (the bit that slides up and down) and move the sight block up or down as needed. When you are consistently hitting the X at 7 yards, step back to 20 yards and do the entire procedure all over again. Then do the same at 25, 30, 35 meters and mark your sight tape for each distance. If you find that your sight block needs to move higher or lower, you will need to remount the vertical sight bar to the extension bar and position them higher or lower as needed. then do the entire sighting procedure all over again.
This all sounds very tedious, but it will soon become routine and you will be making these adjustments without even thinking about them.