Right On Bow Sight Instructions

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FIBER OPTIC PIN SIGHT
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WHAMMY
HOGG FATHER
ROVER
BOSS HOGG
TOMMY HOGG
PLATINUM
HOGG-IT
HUNTER
The Spot-Hogg Hunter sight is the most technologically advanced pin sight
on the market. No other sight offers such complete micro-adjustability.
Put one on your bow and it won’t take long to realize why it’s the #1 choice
of serious hunters around the world. Individually micro-adjustable pins,
micro-adjustable windage and elevation, along with 2nd and 3rd
axis leveling capabilities put this sight in a class all by itself. If you
are serious about your shooting and are looking for a sight that can
handle season after season of hardcore, in the field use, this sight
won’t let you down.
• Rugged 3.5” hard mount
• Four different mounting locations
• 2nd & 3rd axis micro-adjust
• Self locking horizontal & vertical
gang micro-adjust
• Coarse horizontal & vertical
gang adjustment
• Round pin guard with
alignment ring
• Precision installed bubble & wire
• Individual horizontal & vertical
micro-adjustable pins
• Built out of solid 6061
air-craft aluminum
Accessories available:
Wrap kit, Rheostat light,
Lens, Lens cover
HUNTER
INFINITY
REAL DEAL
FRIDAY
NIGHT
DELIGHT
125 Smith Street • PO Box 226 • Harrisburg, OR 97446
E-mail: [email protected] www.spot-hogg.com
PH: 888-302-7768 Fax: 541-995-6370
RIGHT ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
SPECIAL
CASCADE
MODEL
10
W
3
5
7
LG
SG
10
19
29
CU
PREMIER
made in the u.s.a
Hassle free - self locking microadjust
HUNTER OWNERS MANUAL
The Spot-Hogg Hunter sight is the most technologically advanced pin sight on the market. No other sight offers such complete microadjustability. Put one on your bow and it won’t take long to realize why it’s the #1 choice of serious hunters around the world.
STANDARD FEATURES
• Rugged 3.5” hard mount
• Four different mounting locations
• 2nd & 3rd axis micro-adjust
• Self locking horizontal & vertical gang micro-adjust
• Coarse horizontal & vertical gang adjustment
• Round pin guard with alignment ring
• Precision installed bubble & wire
• Individual horizontal & vertical micro-adjustable pins
• Built out of solid 6061 air-craft aluminum
PARTS LIST
1 – Pin guard with pins, fiber optics, and
Hogg Wrap (optional) already installed
1 – Bar, 2nd & 3rd axis, and micro-adjust
already assembled
2 – 10-24 X 5/8” mounting screws
STEP 1 – ASSEMBLING THE SIGHT
RIGHT HAND OR LEFT HAND: Completely remove the 2) 8-32 coarse horizontal & vertical screws from the sight mount & spacer.
Insert the pin guard between the four hole spacer and the four threaded
mounting holes. Insert the screws into the top & bottom holes of the spacer
and mount. Leave the two holes in the middle empty, and tighten. The bubble
needs to be at the bottom of the pin guard.
CENTERING, THE ADVANCED AIMING TECHINIQUE: All Spot-Hogg sights come
with a round pin guard and white alignment ring. We have found that centering your pin guard in your peep, is more accurate and easier to duplicate the
aiming process, than trying to center a single pin. When centering your pin
guard, you are centering one circle inside a slightly larger circle, making it
easier to tell when you are slightly off center. Centering your guard, will allow
you to use a larger peep than you might normally use, which is an added
benefit for hunters, in those low light situations. With our round pin guard,
you can have freestyle accuracy with a fixed pin sight.
STEP 2 – MOUNTING THE SIGHT TO THE BOW
This sight has four different sets of mounting holes. Insert the 10-24 X 5/8”
mounting screws into the desired holes and tighten to the bow. The two
threaded holes on the mounting bar are for a bow quiver. The mounting holes
you choose, affect you in multiple ways.
HOLDING STEADY: The closer the sight is to the bow, the steadier it will appear
on the target. The farther the sight is from the bow, the harder it will be to
hold steady on the target. It is recommended that when choosing the mounting location, use the holes that allow you to float the size of the spot at the
farthest distance you intend to shoot. This will allow you to achieve good shot execution rather than punching the release as it floats
by the spot.
PEEP ALIGNMENT: Peep alignment with the white sticker on the pin guard, will change depending on where the sight is mounted. It is
strongly recommended when choosing your mounting location that the peep & pin guard have a nice concentric match. So when looking through the peep, the outside diameter of the field of view, just catches the white alignment ring on the pin guard.
THERE ARE TWO WAYS OF ACHIEVING PEEP AND PIN GUARD ALIGNMENT.
• By changing peep size and moving the sights mounting location in and out, you should be able to get a good match between the peep
and pin guard.
• Mount the sight based on your floating pattern, then use a hand held chuck and a drill index #’s 1 thru 60, and incrementally drill out
the peep until you achieve a match. Always use a hand held drill chuck, never use an electric drill or it can bind up and potentially
cut your string.
PIN GAPS: The farther the sight is mounted from the bow the farther apart your pin gaps will be. The closer the sight is mounted to the
bow the tighter your pin gaps will be.
STEP 3 – SETTING THE 2nd & 3rd AXIS
2nd AXIS: The 2nd axis screws are located on the bottom of the sight. By backing out one screw and tightening the other, you can
move the entire pin guard and bubble clockwise or counter-clockwise. Hold the bow against a straight door jam, or a carpenter’s level
from top limb pocket to bottom limb pocket. Adjust the 2nd axis screws so the bubble on the sight reads level.
3rd AXIS: The 3rd axis screws are located on the side of the sight. By backing out one screw and tightening the other, you can
move the entire pin guard and bubble in a left or right arc. Hang a plumb bob (to make one: use a string with a heavy washer
attached to one end). Stand back from the plumb bob approximately 3-4 feet. Draw the bow back, look through the peep, center
the peep with the pin guard (SAME GRIP & AIMING PROCESS AS WHEN YOU SHOOT). Aim diagonally up or down at approximately
a 45% angle. Line the wire up with the plumb bob string, look at the bubble. If the bubble is not reading level, let down, make an
adjustment to the 3rd axis screws and repeat the process. Repeat the process until the bubble reads level when the wire is lined
up with the plumb bob string.
STEP 4 – GANG ADJUSTMENT
HORIZONTAL COARSE ADJUST: To move the whole pin guard left or right, loosen
and remove the 8-32 screws holding the pin guard to the micro-adjust. You can
position the pin guard on either side of the threaded holes on the micro adjust.
You can also use the provided spacer, as needed.
HORIZONTAL MICRO-ADJUST: Insert a 9/64 allen wrench into the head of the
horizontal micro-adjust screw. Turn the screw clockwise to move it left, turn
it counter-clockwise to move it right (Right hand shooters perspective). The
micro-adjust will automatically self-lock when movement stops.
VERTICAL COARSE ADJUST: To move the whole pin guard up or down, loosen
and remove the 8-32 screws holding the pin guard to the micro-adjust. Move
the pin guard up or down to the desired height, insert and tighten the screws.
VERTICAL PIN ADJUSTMENT: There are two 6-32 set screws designated to each pin, located at the back of the pin guard. By loosening
one screw and tightening the other, you can move the pin up or down. If you want to move the pin up, loosen the upper screw and
tighten the lower. If you want to move the pin down, loosen the lower screw and tighten the upper. Be sure you go back and snug the
screw you loosened first to ensure it will not come loose.
MAKING SMALL VERTICAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS EXAMPLE: Insert the allen wrench into the screw so the allen handle is dog legged to 12
o’clock. As you loosen the screw, the allen handle will jump to about 10 to 11 o’clock. Tighten it back to 11:30, then remove the allen
wrench. Insert it into the other screw and tighten the last ½ hour the rest of the way up. By using this method you can move the pin in
as small as ¼ of a fiber optic.
STEP 6 – SIGHTING IN
CHOOSE A METHOD: When starting out you will want to use one of the methods listed below to make sure you achieve the desired
settings based on your application. The individual horizontal pin adjustments are only used to keep the pin splitting the wire. Use the
gang horizontal micro-adjustment for all general left and right impact point adjustments.
Depending on which method you choose, will depend on how you use the gang vertical micro-adjust for sighting in.
There is a multitude of different methods for sighting in, listed below are the three most popular.
METHOD 1: Sight in the 20 yard pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until the 20 yard pin is impacting spot on.
Then use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins.
METHOD 2: Sight in the 40 yard pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until the 40 yard pin is impacting spot on.
Then use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins. Using this method the pins will have a more even spread across the
pin guard.
METHOD 3: Sight in the bubble as a 6th pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until where the wire meets the bubble,
is impacting spot on for the distance desired (example: 70 yards). Then, use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins.
Using this method, the pins will have a nice even spread and you will have an extra pin..
TROUBLESHOOTING:
PINS DON’T LINE UP WITH THE WIRE: The horizontal setting of the arrow rest is tied to the bubble of the sight on all Solo Cam & Single
Cam bows. If the horizontal setting is not set correctly, you will find that when sighted in the pins don’t line up with the wire. If from
top to bottom, the pins are running right to left, you need to move your arrow rest to the right. If from top to bottom, the pins are running left to right, you need to move the arrow rest to the left.
VERTICAL MICRO-ADJUST: Insert a 9/64 allen wrench into the head of the
vertical micro-adjust screw. Turn the screw clockwise to move it down, turn it
counter-clockwise to move it up. The micro-adjust will automatically self-lock
when movement stops.
ALLEN WRENCH UPKEEP: Using a good allen wrench when making adjustments to the sight can prolong the life of your screws
dramatically. If the allen wrench starts to become worn/rounded it is recommended you grind off the worn/rounded portion. This will
ensure you have full contact when making adjustments and reduce the likely hood of stripping or rounding the head of the screw.
STEP 5 – INDIVIDUAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS
MAKE SURE ALL THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT SCREWS ARE TIGHT BEFORE
SHOOTING, NEVER SHOOT WITH THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT SCREWS LOOSE
OR YOU WILL LOOSE A PIN & TURRET.
• All Spot-Hogg returns/repairs require a return authorization number (RA#). Please call our office between the hours of 7:00am to 3:30 PST, to
obtain this number. Products that arrive without an RA# may be returned to sender.
• Any disassembly of major units, such as micro-drives or pushed-out 3rd axis pin, will void your warranty.
• Our warranty covers all manufacturer defects for the lifetime of the product (Fiber optics are excluded).
• If any of the metal parts/pieces on the sight bend or break due to accidents, customer abuse, etc., the customer will be charged accordingly.
• Parts needing repair due to customer modifications, such as clipped wire, removed or broken bubble, holes drilled or other modifications may be
charged for replacement parts and/or handling needed to repair the unit.
• The customer is responsible for shipping charges to return a product. Spot-Hogg will pay the shipping charges to return a repair to the customer.
• If a customer needs a replacement piece immediately, due to a damaged product, Spot-Hogg will send the part/piece necessary only with
submission of a valid credit card. The card will be charged upon sending of replacement product. The customer then has 30 days to return the
damaged part for credit.
SIGHT PRODUCT WARRANTY & REPAIR POLICIES:
PIN ORDER: Top pin should always be your shortest distance, and your bottom
pin the longest distance.
HORIZONTAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS: When making large vertical adjustments to
the pins you may find that the pin no longer lines up with the wire. Each pin
has a single button head screw, located at the rear of the turret, for making
horizontal micro-adjustments. Turning the screw clockwise will pull the pin into the turret and away from the wire. Turning the screw
counter-clockwise will move the pin out of the turret and towards the wire. When making adjustments always apply pressure into the
screw head with the allen key, so you don’t round out the screw head. There are no lock downs needed on the pins individual, horizontal micro-adjust screws.
THE SPOT-HOGG GUARANTEE: We guarantee your sight to be of the finest quality and craftsmanship. All sights come with a limited lifetime warranty. Should your sight become damaged, Spot-Hogg will fix or replace any part of the sight, excluding fiber optics. Scratches, dings, or dents, don’t
apply. For any questions or comments regarding the Spot-Hogg Real Deal or warranty service on this product, contact us at.
Spot-Hogg Archery Products • 125 Smith Street • Harrisburg, OR 97446 Tel: 888-302-7768 (toll free) Fax: 541-995-3702
E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.Spot-Hogg.com
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Shown with optional Hogg Wrap
WHAMMY
HOGG FATHER
ROVER
BOSS HOGG
TOMMY HOGG
PLATINUM
HOGG-IT
Spot-Hogg’s SEVEN DEADLY PINS has taken the industry by storm.
This sturdy signature series fiber optic pin sight is based off the
popular Right On and Real Deal sights. The name proves it’s
toughness and effectiveness in the field as the man it’s created
after, Cameron R. Hanes. Unlike other sights, the SDP fits 7 pins
inside Spot-Hogg’s tried and proven circular all metal pin guard.
Giving you the added benefit of two extra pins without sacrificing
the increased accuracy of centering your pin guard in your peep.
Cameron is the Editor of Eastmans Bowhunting Journal and the
Hunting editor for Eastman Hunting Journal. His dedication to
bowhunting and drive to share his knowledge with others makes
him a perfect fit for the Spot-Hogg team.
7 individually micro
adjustable fiber optic pins
Industrial strength dovetail
for gang micro-adjust
Round pin guard for
more precise aiming
White alignment ring
Weight: 6.5 oz.
Precision installed level
and aiming wire
BUILT
TO LAST
STRONGEST
DOVETAIL
CLAMPING
SYSTEM
AVAILABLE
HUNTER
INFINITY
REAL DEAL
FRIDAY
NIGHT
DELIGHT
RIGHT ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
SPECIAL
SOLID
A L U M IN U M
CONSTRUCTION
125 Smith Street • PO Box 226 • Harrisburg, OR 97446
E-mail: [email protected] www.spot-hogg.com
PH: 888-302-7768 Fax: 541-995-6370
CASCADE
MODEL
10
W
3
5
7
LG
SG
10
19
29
CU
PREMIER
MICRO
ADJUSTABLE
FIBER OPTIC
PINS
made in the u.s.a
V I R T U A L LY I N D E S T R U C T I B L E
SEVEN DEADLY PINS OWNERS MANUAL
The Spot-Hogg Real Deal sight, is the most ruggedly built sight in the world. Its industrial strength dovetail
design, gives it unmatched strength. Easy to use micro-adjustable knobs and heavy duty clamping screws,
guarantee your gang adjustments will not come loose. Just tighten the screws and enjoy the security of
knowing it will be there when you need it. This sight is for serious shooters who want the best.
STANDARD FEATURES
• Heavy Duty Clamping Screws
• Industrial Strength Dovetail
• Horizontal & Vertical Gang
Micro-Adjustment With Knobs
• Round Pin Guard With Alignment Ring
• Precision Installed Bubble & Wire
• Individual Horizontal & Vertical Micro-Adjustable Pins
• Built out of Solid 6061 Air-Craft Aluminum
PARTS LIST
1 – Pin guard with pins, fiber optics, and Hogg
Wrap (optional) already installed
1 – Bar & Center ¼-20 screws already assembled
2 – 10-24 X 5/8” mounting screws
STEP 1 – ASSEMBLING THE SIGHT
RIGHT HAND: Completely remove the ¼-20 vertical lock down screw
from the center. Slide the pin guard dovetail into the center until the
micro-nut lines up with the vertical lock down screw hole. The bubble
needs to be at the bottom and the micro-adjust knob on top of the pin
guard. Insert the ¼-20 vertical clamping screw and tighten.
LEFT HAND: Completely remove both the ¼-20 vertical and the ¼-20
horizontal lock down screws from the center and bar. Slide the center
out of the bar, turn it around and slide it back into the mounting bars
dovetail. The knob is now on the opposite side of the bar, and the
micro nut is lined up with the horizontal lock down screw. Slide the
pin guard dovetail into the center until the micro-nut lines up with the
vertical lock down screw hole. The bubble needs to be at the bottom
and the knob on top of the pin guard. Insert the ¼-20 vertical &
horizontal clamping screws and tighten.
CENTERING, THE ADVANCED AIMING TECHINIQUE: All Spot-Hogg
sights come with round pin guards and white alignment rings. We
have found that centering your pin guard in your peep is more accurate, and easier to duplicate aiming process than trying to center
a single pin. When centering your pin guard, you are centering one
circle inside of a slightly larger circle making it easier to tell when you
are slightly off center. Centering your guard will allow you to use a
larger peep than you might normally use, which is an added benefit for
hunters, in those low light situations. With our round pin guard, you
can have freestyle accuracy with a fixed pin sight.
STEP 2 – MOUNTING THE SIGHT TO THE BOW
The sight has three different sets of mounting holes. Insert the mounting screws into the desired holes and tighten to
the bow. The two threaded holes on the mounting bar are for a bow quiver. The mounting holes you choose, affect you in
multiple ways.
HOLDING STEADY: The closer the sight is to the bow, the steadier it will appear on the target. The farther the sight is from
the bow, the harder it will be to hold steady on the target. It is recommended that when choosing the mounting location,
use the holes that allow you to float the size of the spot at the farthest distance you intend to shoot. This will allow you
to achieve good shot execution rather than punching the release as it floats by the spot.
MAKING SMALL VERTICAL ADJUSTMENTS EXAMPLE: Insert the allen wrench into the screw so the allen handle is dog
legged to 12 o’clock. As you loosen the screw, the allen handle will jump to about 10 to 11 o’clock. Tighten it back to
11:30, then remove the allen wrench. Insert it into the other screw and tighten the last ½ hour the rest of the way up. By
using this method you can move the pin in as small as ¼ of a fiber optic.
PEEP ALIGNMENT: Peep alignment with the white sticker on the pin guard, will change depending on where the sight
is mounted. It is strongly recommended when choosing your mounting location that the peep & pin guard have a nice
concentric match. So when looking through the peep, the outside diameter of the field of view, just catches the white
alignment ring on the pin guard.
STEP 5 – SIGHTING IN
CHOOSE A METHOD: When starting out you will want to use one of the methods listed below to make sure you achieve
the desired settings based on your application. The individual horizontal pin adjustments are only used to keep the pin
splitting the wire. Use the gang horizontal micro-adjustment for all general left and right impact point adjustments.
THERE ARE TWO WAYS OF ACHIEVING PEEP AND PIN GUARD ALIGNMENT.
• By changing peep size and moving the sights mounting location in and out, you should be able to get a good match
between the peep and pin guard.
• Mount the sight based on your floating pattern, then use a hand held chuck and a drill index #’s 1 thru 60, and incrementally drill out the peep until you achieve a match. Always use a hand held drill chuck, never use an electric drill or it
can bind up and potentially cut your string.
Depending on which method you choose, will depend on how you use the gang vertical micro-adjust for sighting in. There
is a multitude of different methods for sighting in, listed below are the three most popular.
PIN GAPS: The farther the sight is mounted from the bow the farther apart your pin gaps will be. The closer the sight is
mounted to the bow the tighter your pin gaps will be.
STEP 3 – GANG ADJUSTMENT
HORIZONTAL: To move the whole pin guard left or right, loosen the
¼-20 lock down screw located on the mounting bar. Slide the center
to the desired location and tighten the lock down screw.
METHOD 1: Sight in the 20 yard pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until the 20 yard pin is impacting spot on. Then use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins.
METHOD 2: Sight in the 40 yard pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until the 40 yard pin is impacting spot on. Then use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins. Using this method the pins will have a
more even spread across the pin guard.
METHOD 3: Sight in the bubble as a 6th pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until where the wire
meets the bubble, is impacting spot on for the distance desired (example: 70 yards). Then, use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins. Using this method, the pins will have a nice even spread and you will have an extra pin.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
VERTICAL: To move the whole pin guard up or down, loosen the ¼-20
lock down screw located on the center. Slide the center to the desired
location and tighten back down the lock down screw.
STEP 4 – INDIVIDUAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS
MAKE SURE ALL OF THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT SCREWS ARE TIGHT
BEFORE SHOOTING, NEVER SHOOT WITH THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT
SCREWS LOOSE OR YOU WILL LOOSE A PIN & TURRET.
PIN ORDER: When sighting in your pins, you always want to start with your closest distance pin at the top and work your
way down to your longest distance pin on the bottom.
HORIZONTAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS: When making large vertical adjustments to the pins you may find that the pin no longer lines up with the
wire. Each pin has a single button head screw, located at the rear of
the turret, for making horizontal micro-adjustments. Turning the screw
clockwise will pull the pin into the turret and away from the wire. Turning the screw counter-clockwise will move the pin out of the turret and
towards the wire. When making adjustments always apply pressure
into the screw head with the allen key, so you don’t round out the
screw head. There are no lock downs needed on the pins individual,
horizontal micro-adjust screws.
VERTICAL PIN ADJUSTMENT: There are two 6-32 set screws designated to each pin, located at the back of the pin guard. By loosening
one screw and tightening the other, you can move the pin up or down.
If you want to move the pin up, loosen the upper screw and tighten the lower. If you want to move the pin down, loosen
the lower screw and tighten the upper. Be sure you go back and snug the screw you loosened first to ensure it will not
come loose.
PINS DON’T LINE UP WITH THE WIRE: The horizontal setting of the arrow rest is tied to the bubble of the sight on all Solo
Cam & Single Cam bows. If the horizontal setting is not set correctly, you will find that when sighted in the pins don’t line
up with the wire. If from top to bottom, the pins are running right to left, you need to move your arrow rest to the right. If
from top to bottom, the pins are running left to right, you need to move the arrow rest to the left.
ALLEN WRENCH UPKEEP: Using a good allen wrench when making adjustments to the sight can prolong the life of your
screws dramatically. If the allen wrench starts to become worn/rounded it is recommended you grind off the worn/
rounded portion. This will ensure you have full contact when making adjustments and reduce the likely hood of stripping
or rounding the head of the screw.
THE SPOT-HOGG GUARANTEE: We guarantee your sight to be of the finest quality and craftsmanship. All
sights come with a limited lifetime warranty. Should your sight become damaged, Spot-Hogg will fix or replace any part of the sight, excluding fiber optics. Scratches, dings, or dents, don’t apply. For any questions
or comments regarding the Spot-Hogg Real Deal or warranty service on this product, contact us at.
QUALITY: All of our sights are put through a 10 point inspection to insure that you get exactly what you want.
These state of the art sights are not only cosmetically clean, they are mechanically sound. We want the best
for our bows and the best is what we provide for our customers
100% LIFETIME GUARANTEE: All pieces are milled out of 6061 aircraft aluminum, this means they are tough.
We stand behind our product, giving you the security of a 100% Lifetime Guarantee on all manufactures
defects. (Fiber optics not included in warranty.) Essentially you are investing in the last sight you will ever
need.
Spot-Hogg Archery Products • 125 Smith Street • Harrisburg, OR 97446
Tel: 888-302-7768 (toll free) Fax: 541-995-3702
E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.Spot-Hogg.com
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QUALITY PRODUCTS THAT LAST A LIFETIME
REAL DEAL
Request a catalog or visit us on-line at spot-hogg.com to learn more about our full line of products.
FIBER OPTIC PIN SIGHT
Shown with optional Hogg Wrap and 5 pin Small Guard
WHAMMY
HOGG FATHER
REAL DEAL
The REAL DEAL features five individually micro-adjustable fiber optic
pins available in three sizes, .019, .029, and .039. The windage and
elevation gang adjustments are also micro-adjustable with easy to
use knobs. The heavy duty clamping system is guaranteed to keep
everything locked in place once you are sighted in.
ROVER
BOSS HOGG
TOMMY HOGG
PLATINUM
HOGG-IT
5 individually micro-adjustable fiber optic pins
Precision installed level
and aiming wire
A round pin guard for more
precise aiming
White alignment ring
Micro-adjustable windage
and elevation
win da ge a n d elevation
The rugged all-metal REAL DEAL is sturdy, easy to adjust, and perfect
for any archer. Whether you put it on your tournament bow, or your
favorite hunting bow, it is guaranteed to be accurate, easy to adjust,
and the most reliable sight you will ever own.
Weight: 6.5 oz
HUNTER
INFINITY
REAL DEAL
FRIDAY
NIGHT
DELIGHT
125 Smith Street • PO Box 226 • Harrisburg, OR 97446
E-mail: [email protected] www.spot-hogg.com
PH: 888-302-7768 Fax: 541-995-6370
RIGHT ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
SPECIAL
CASCADE
MODEL
10
W
PREMIER
3
5
7
LG
SG
10
19
29
CU
made in the u.s.a
the toughest archery sights in the world
REAL DEAL OWNERS MANUAL
The Spot-Hogg Real Deal sight, is the most ruggedly built sight in the world. Its industrial strength dovetail
design, gives it unmatched strength. Easy to use micro-adjustable knobs and heavy duty clamping screws,
guarantee your gang adjustments will not come loose. Just tighten the screws and enjoy the security of
knowing it will be there when you need it. This sight is for serious shooters who want the best.
STANDARD FEATURES
• Heavy Duty Clamping Screws
• Industrial Strength Dovetail
• Horizontal & Vertical Gang
Micro-Adjustment With Knobs
• Round Pin Guard With Alignment Ring
• Precision Installed Bubble & Wire
• Individual Horizontal & Vertical Micro-Adjustable Pins
• Built out of Solid 6061 Air-Craft Aluminum
PARTS LIST
1 – Pin guard with pins, fiber optics, and Hogg
Wrap (optional) already installed
1 – Bar & Center ¼-20 screws already assembled
2 – 10-24 X 5/8” mounting screws
STEP 1 – ASSEMBLING THE SIGHT
RIGHT HAND: Completely remove the ¼-20 vertical lock down screw
from the center. Slide the pin guard dovetail into the center until the
micro-nut lines up with the vertical lock down screw hole. The bubble
needs to be at the bottom and the micro-adjust knob on top of the pin
guard. Insert the ¼-20 vertical clamping screw and tighten.
LEFT HAND: Completely remove both the ¼-20 vertical and the ¼-20
horizontal lock down screws from the center and bar. Slide the center
out of the bar, turn it around and slide it back into the mounting bars
dovetail. The knob is now on the opposite side of the bar, and the
micro nut is lined up with the horizontal lock down screw. Slide the
pin guard dovetail into the center until the micro-nut lines up with the
vertical lock down screw hole. The bubble needs to be at the bottom
and the knob on top of the pin guard. Insert the ¼-20 vertical &
horizontal clamping screws and tighten.
CENTERING, THE ADVANCED AIMING TECHINIQUE: All Spot-Hogg
sights come with round pin guards and white alignment rings. We
have found that centering your pin guard in your peep is more accurate, and easier to duplicate aiming process than trying to center
a single pin. When centering your pin guard, you are centering one
circle inside of a slightly larger circle making it easier to tell when you
are slightly off center. Centering your guard will allow you to use a
larger peep than you might normally use, which is an added benefit for
hunters, in those low light situations. With our round pin guard, you
can have freestyle accuracy with a fixed pin sight.
STEP 2 – MOUNTING THE SIGHT TO THE BOW
The sight has three different sets of mounting holes. Insert the mounting screws into the desired holes and tighten to
the bow. The two threaded holes on the mounting bar are for a bow quiver. The mounting holes you choose, affect you in
multiple ways.
HOLDING STEADY: The closer the sight is to the bow, the steadier it will appear on the target. The farther the sight is from
the bow, the harder it will be to hold steady on the target. It is recommended that when choosing the mounting location,
use the holes that allow you to float the size of the spot at the farthest distance you intend to shoot. This will allow you
to achieve good shot execution rather than punching the release as it floats by the spot.
MAKING SMALL VERTICAL ADJUSTMENTS EXAMPLE: Insert the allen wrench into the screw so the allen handle is dog
legged to 12 o’clock. As you loosen the screw, the allen handle will jump to about 10 to 11 o’clock. Tighten it back to
11:30, then remove the allen wrench. Insert it into the other screw and tighten the last ½ hour the rest of the way up. By
using this method you can move the pin in as small as ¼ of a fiber optic.
PEEP ALIGNMENT: Peep alignment with the white sticker on the pin guard, will change depending on where the sight
is mounted. It is strongly recommended when choosing your mounting location that the peep & pin guard have a nice
concentric match. So when looking through the peep, the outside diameter of the field of view, just catches the white
alignment ring on the pin guard.
STEP 5 – SIGHTING IN
CHOOSE A METHOD: When starting out you will want to use one of the methods listed below to make sure you achieve
the desired settings based on your application. The individual horizontal pin adjustments are only used to keep the pin
splitting the wire. Use the gang horizontal micro-adjustment for all general left and right impact point adjustments.
THERE ARE TWO WAYS OF ACHIEVING PEEP AND PIN GUARD ALIGNMENT.
• By changing peep size and moving the sights mounting location in and out, you should be able to get a good match
between the peep and pin guard.
• Mount the sight based on your floating pattern, then use a hand held chuck and a drill index #’s 1 thru 60, and incrementally drill out the peep until you achieve a match. Always use a hand held drill chuck, never use an electric drill or it
can bind up and potentially cut your string.
Depending on which method you choose, will depend on how you use the gang vertical micro-adjust for sighting in. There
is a multitude of different methods for sighting in, listed below are the three most popular.
PIN GAPS: The farther the sight is mounted from the bow the farther apart your pin gaps will be. The closer the sight is
mounted to the bow the tighter your pin gaps will be.
STEP 3 – GANG ADJUSTMENT
HORIZONTAL: To move the whole pin guard left or right, loosen the
¼-20 lock down screw located on the mounting bar. Slide the center
to the desired location and tighten the lock down screw.
METHOD 1: Sight in the 20 yard pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until the 20 yard pin is impacting spot on. Then use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins.
METHOD 2: Sight in the 40 yard pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until the 40 yard pin is impacting spot on. Then use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins. Using this method the pins will have a
more even spread across the pin guard.
METHOD 3: Sight in the bubble as a 6th pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until where the wire
meets the bubble, is impacting spot on for the distance desired (example: 70 yards). Then, use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins. Using this method, the pins will have a nice even spread and you will have an extra pin.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
VERTICAL: To move the whole pin guard up or down, loosen the ¼-20
lock down screw located on the center. Slide the center to the desired
location and tighten back down the lock down screw.
STEP 4 – INDIVIDUAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS
MAKE SURE ALL OF THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT SCREWS ARE TIGHT
BEFORE SHOOTING, NEVER SHOOT WITH THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT
SCREWS LOOSE OR YOU WILL LOOSE A PIN & TURRET.
PIN ORDER: When sighting in your pins, you always want to start with your closest distance pin at the top and work your
way down to your longest distance pin on the bottom.
HORIZONTAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS: When making large vertical adjustments to the pins you may find that the pin no longer lines up with the
wire. Each pin has a single button head screw, located at the rear of
the turret, for making horizontal micro-adjustments. Turning the screw
clockwise will pull the pin into the turret and away from the wire. Turning the screw counter-clockwise will move the pin out of the turret and
towards the wire. When making adjustments always apply pressure
into the screw head with the allen key, so you don’t round out the
screw head. There are no lock downs needed on the pins individual,
horizontal micro-adjust screws.
VERTICAL PIN ADJUSTMENT: There are two 6-32 set screws designated to each pin, located at the back of the pin guard. By loosening
one screw and tightening the other, you can move the pin up or down.
If you want to move the pin up, loosen the upper screw and tighten the lower. If you want to move the pin down, loosen
the lower screw and tighten the upper. Be sure you go back and snug the screw you loosened first to ensure it will not
come loose.
PINS DON’T LINE UP WITH THE WIRE: The horizontal setting of the arrow rest is tied to the bubble of the sight on all Solo
Cam & Single Cam bows. If the horizontal setting is not set correctly, you will find that when sighted in the pins don’t line
up with the wire. If from top to bottom, the pins are running right to left, you need to move your arrow rest to the right. If
from top to bottom, the pins are running left to right, you need to move the arrow rest to the left.
ALLEN WRENCH UPKEEP: Using a good allen wrench when making adjustments to the sight can prolong the life of your
screws dramatically. If the allen wrench starts to become worn/rounded it is recommended you grind off the worn/
rounded portion. This will ensure you have full contact when making adjustments and reduce the likely hood of stripping
or rounding the head of the screw.
THE SPOT-HOGG GUARANTEE: We guarantee your sight to be of the finest quality and craftsmanship. All
sights come with a limited lifetime warranty. Should your sight become damaged, Spot-Hogg will fix or replace any part of the sight, excluding fiber optics. Scratches, dings, or dents, don’t apply. For any questions
or comments regarding the Spot-Hogg Real Deal or warranty service on this product, contact us at.
QUALITY: All of our sights are put through a 10 point inspection to insure that you get exactly what you want.
These state of the art sights are not only cosmetically clean, they are mechanically sound. We want the best
for our bows and the best is what we provide for our customers
100% LIFETIME GUARANTEE: All pieces are milled out of 6061 aircraft aluminum, this means they are tough.
We stand behind our product, giving you the security of a 100% Lifetime Guarantee on all manufactures
defects. (Fiber optics not included in warranty.) Essentially you are investing in the last sight you will ever
need.
Spot-Hogg Archery Products • 125 Smith Street • Harrisburg, OR 97446
Tel: 888-302-7768 (toll free) Fax: 541-995-3702
E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.Spot-Hogg.com
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The Right On is truly a cousin to the Real Deal. Giving you a round
pin guard with a white alignment ring, a vertical wire for aligning on
the front shoulder of an animal, a level that is precision installed to
be perpendicular to the wire, and each pin is micro-adjustable.
ROVER
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• Heavy Duty Clamping
Screws
• Precision Installed
Bubble & Wire
• Industrial Strength Dovetail
• Individual Horizontal & Vertical Micro-Adjustable Pins
• Horizontal & Vertical Gang
Adjustment
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• Built out of Solid 6061
Air-Craft Aluminum
• Round Pin Guard With
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RIGHT ON OWNERS MANUAL
The Spot-Hogg Right On sight, is the most ruggedly built sight in the world. Its industrial strength dovetail
design, gives it unmatched strength. Heavy duty clamping screws, guarantee your gang adjustments will not
come loose. Just tighten the screws and enjoy the security of knowing it will be there when you need it. This
sight is for serious shooters who want the best.
STANDARD FEATURES
• Heavy Duty Clamping Screws
• Industrial Strength Dovetail
• Horizontal & Vertical Gang Adjustment
• Round Pin Guard With Alignment Ring
• Precision Installed Bubble & Wire
• Individual Horizontal & Vertical
Micro-Adjustable Pins
• Built out of Solid 6061 Air-Craft Aluminum
PARTS LIST
1 – Pin guard with pins, fiber optics, and Hogg
Wrap (optional) already installed
1 – Bar & Center ¼-20 screws
already assembled
2 – 10-24 X 5/8” mounting screws
STEP 1 – ASSEMBLING THE SIGHT
RIGHT HAND: Slide the pin guard dovetail into the center, and tighten
the ¼-20 vertical clamping screw. The bubble needs to be at the bottom of the pin guard.
LEFT HAND: Loosen the ¼-20 horizontal lock down screw. Slide the
center out of the bar, turn it around and slide it back into the mounting bars dovetail and tighten. The head of the ¼-20 lock down screw
is now on the opposite side of the bar. Slide the pin guard dovetail
into the center, and tighten the ¼-20 vertical clamping screw. The
bubble needs to be at the bottom of the pin guard.
CENTERING, THE ADVANCED AIMING TECHINIQUE: All Spot-Hogg
sights come with a round pin guard and white alignment ring. We
have found that centering your pin guard in your peep, is more accurate, and easier to duplicate the aiming process, than trying to center
a single pin. When centering your pin guard, you are centering one
circle inside a slightly larger circle, making it easier to tell when you
are slightly off center. Centering your guard, will allow you to use a
larger peep than you might normally use, which is an added benefit for
hunters, in those low light situations. With our round pin guard, you
can have freestyle accuracy with a fixed pin sight.
STEP 2 – MOUNTING THE SIGHT TO THE BOW
The sight has three different sets of mounting holes. Insert the mounting screws into the desired holes and tighten to the bow. The two
threaded holes on the mounting bar are for a bow quiver. The mounting holes you choose, affect you in multiple ways.
HOLDING STEADY: The closer the sight is to the bow, the steadier it will appear on the target. The farther the sight is from
the bow, the harder it will be to hold steady on the target. It is recommended that when choosing the mounting location,
use the holes that allow you to float the size of the spot at the farthest distance you intend to shoot. This will allow you
to achieve good shot execution rather than punching the release as it floats by the spot.
PEEP ALIGNMENT: Peep alignment with the white sticker on the pin guard, will change depending on where the sight
is mounted. It is strongly recommended when choosing your mounting location that the peep & pin guard have a nice
concentric match. So when looking through the peep, the outside diameter of the field of view, just catches the white
alignment ring on the pin guard.
THERE ARE TWO WAYS OF ACHIEVING PEEP AND PIN GUARD ALIGNMENT.
• By changing peep size and moving the sights mounting location in and out, you should be able to get a good match
between the peep and pin guard.
• Mount the sight based on your floating pattern, then use a hand held chuck and a drill index #’s 1 thru 60, and incrementally drill out the peep until you achieve a match. Always use a hand held drill chuck, never use an electric drill or it
can bind up and potentially cut your string.
PIN GAPS: The farther the sight is mounted from the bow the farther apart your pin gaps will be. The closer the sight is
mounted to the bow the tighter your pin gaps will be.
STEP 3 – GANG ADJUSTMENT
HORIZONTAL: To move the whole pin guard left or right, loosen the ¼-20 lock down screw located on the mounting bar.
Slide the center to the desired location and tighten the lock down screw.
STEP 5 – SIGHTING IN
CHOOSE A METHOD: When starting out you will want to use one of the methods listed below to make sure you achieve
the desired settings based on your application. The individual horizontal pin adjustments are only used to keep the pin
splitting the wire. Use the gang horizontal micro-adjustment for all general left and right impact point adjustments.
Depending on which method you choose, will depend on how you use the gang vertical micro-adjust for sighting in. There
is a multitude of different methods for sighting in, listed below are the three most popular.
METHOD 1: Sight in the 20 yard pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until the 20 yard pin is impacting spot on. Then use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins.
METHOD 2: Sight in the 40 yard pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until the 40 yard pin is impacting spot on. Then use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins. Using this method the pins will have a
more even spread across the pin guard.
METHOD 3: Sight in the bubble as a 6th pin, by moving the pin guard up, down, and side-to-side until where the wire
meets the bubble, is impacting spot on for the distance desired (example: 70 yards). Then, use the individual pin adjustments to sight in the other pins. Using this method, the pins will have a nice even spread and you will have an extra pin.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
VERTICAL: To move the whole pin guard up or down, loosen the ¼-20
lock down screw located on the center. Slide the center to the desired
location and tighten back down the lock down screw.
STEP 4 – INDIVIDUAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS
MAKE SURE ALL OF THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT SCREWS ARE TIGHT
BEFORE SHOOTING, NEVER SHOOT WITH THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT
SCREWS LOOSE OR YOU WILL LOOSE A PIN & TURRET.
PIN ORDER: When sighting in your pins, you always want to start with
your closest distance pin at the top and work your way down to your
longest distance pin on the bottom.
HORIZONTAL PIN ADJUSTMENTS: When making large vertical adjustments to the pins you may find that the pin no longer
lines up with the wire. Each pin has a single button head screw, located at the rear of the turret, for making horizontal
micro-adjustments. Turning the screw clockwise will pull the pin into
the turret and away from the wire. Turning the screw counter-clockwise
will move the pin out of the turret and towards the wire. When making
adjustments always apply pressure into the screw head with the allen
key, so you don’t round out the screw head. There are no lock downs
needed on the pins individual, horizontal micro-adjust screws.
VERTICAL PIN ADJUSTMENT: There are two 6-32 set screws designated to each pin, located at the back of the pin guard. By loosening
one screw and tightening the other, you can move the pin up or down.
If you want to move the pin up, loosen the upper screw and tighten
the lower. If you want to move the pin down, loosen the lower screw
and tighten the upper. Be sure you go back and snug the screw you
loosened first to ensure it will not come loose.
MAKING SMALL VERTICAL ADJUSTMENTS EXAMPLE: Insert the allen
wrench into the screw so the allen handle is dog legged to 12 o’clock. As you loosen the screw, the allen handle will
jump to about 10 to 11 o’clock. Tighten it back to 11:30, then remove the allen wrench. Insert it into the other screw
and tighten the last ½ hour the rest of the way up. By using this method you can move the pin in as small as ¼ of a fiber
optic.
PINS DON’T LINE UP WITH THE WIRE: The horizontal setting of the arrow rest is tied to the bubble of the sight on all Solo
Cam & Single Cam bows. If the horizontal setting is not set correctly, you will find that when sighted in the pins don’t line
up with the wire. If from top to bottom, the pins are running right to left, you need to move your arrow rest to the right. If
from top to bottom, the pins are running left to right, you need to move the arrow rest to the left.
ALLEN WRENCH UPKEEP: Using a good allen wrench when making adjustments to the sight can prolong the life of your
screws dramatically. If the allen wrench starts to become worn/rounded it is recommended you grind off the worn/
rounded portion. This will ensure you have full contact when making adjustments and reduce the likely hood of stripping
or rounding the head of the screw.
THE SPOT-HOGG GUARANTEE: We guarantee your sight to be of the finest quality and craftsmanship. All
sights come with a limited lifetime warranty. Should your sight become damaged, Spot-Hogg will fix or replace any part of the sight, excluding fiber optics. Scratches, dings, or dents, don’t apply. For any questions
or comments regarding the Spot-Hogg Real Deal or warranty service on this product, contact us at.
QUALITY: All pieces are milled out of 6061 aircraft aluminum. All of our sights are put through a 10-point
inspection to ensure you get exactly what you want. These state of the art sights are not only cosmetically
clean, they are mechanically sound. We want the best for our bows, and the best is what we provide for our
customers.
100% LIFETIME GUARANTEE: We stand behind our product, giving you the security of a 100% Lifetime Guarantee on all manufactures defects. (Fiber optics not included in warranty.) Essentially you are investing in
the last sight you will ever need.
Spot-Hogg Archery Products • 125 Smith Street • Harrisburg, OR 97446
Tel: 888-302-7768 (toll free) Fax: 541-995-3702
E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.Spot-Hogg.com