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Using the RAV and RAH Adjustments

The green, circular rangefinder reticle indicates the direction the laser rangefinder is pointing. The RAV and RAH adjustments are used to align the rangefinder reticle with the primary pin during the initial device setup (Calibrating the Bow Sight).

  1. Using a 3.5 mm (9/64 in.) hex wrench, loosen the lock screw near the RAH Callout number one or RAV Callout number two adjustment knob.

    Diagram of the vertical and horizontal reticle adjustments on the mount with callouts
  2. Turn the adjustment knob to adjust the horizontal Callout number one or vertical Callout number two alignment for the reticle.
    NOTE: The adjustment knobs are marked to indicate the direction they move the red primary pin in relation to the rangefinder reticle. During calibration, you should adjust the knobs until the primary pin is centered in the circular rangefinder reticle Callout number three at full draw.

    View of the primary pin through the peep sight with a callout
  3. Tighten the lock screw to 2.2 N-m (20 lbf-in).
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