different sights for different setups??

[Mike_Parson]

I was just wondering, how efficient it would be to have multiple sights set up on the same bow for different setups. like, i have a Trophy ridge 7 pin for my current setup. the arrows are coming in at 380 or so and they are lightning fast, but a little tight for an elk arrow. Would it be efficient of me to get a second bow sight and set it up for my heavier arrows and then just attach the sight that fits with the arrows i am going to be hunting with. The reason for this is i do hunt antelope and Mulies in the sand hills of NM and i need a fast flat shooting arrow that i can shoot at a bit further distance than the heavier arrows. if i had a second sight set up for elk, then i could just swap out the sights and off i go to hunt and i dont have spend a few days or a week re-sighting in the same sight. Just wondering what yall's thoughts are on this.

[S&S Archery Rob]

Lot of guys do that. 1 setup for 3d or target and one for hunting. Its pretty common.

[rowdycwby1]

I just sent you a pm Mike

[Mike_Parson]

i never got any PM. maybe its hung up in your outbox. I see one i sent out earlier is still in mine and not delivered. maybe they are having issues with that here.

[rowdycwby1]

I just sent it again if it don't go through just give me a shout 5753902344

[Mike_Parson]

got it thanks. ill hollar in a bit.

[N&N Waterfowl]

I would think that is easily doable. I would think that a couple shoots after the switch would be all it takes to verify nothing has moved and you should be good to go. That would sure be cheaper than having a second bow,,,but there is always something to be said about getting another toy!!!