The RIGHT way to use your scope
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Learn how to use your spotting scope to help you, not hinder you.
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You might not think using a scope can affect your shooting in a bad way, but you would be surprised. I outline some common mistakes archers make when using a scope and show you how to get the scope to work FOR you instead of against you.
Enjoy, and thanks for watching!
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Good info Ashe!!! Can you make a video on different type of scopes what is bare minimum type of scope that is required for archery?
I make the first mistake all the time 😁
I like to see the arrow vibrating in the target to recognize my own arrows.
I think you should change your opponents nock colours without telling them 😆
Thank you,
helpful, new, good explaining!!! Never heard or thought about this!
Thanks a lot :) Glad it helped :)
I really think a scope is required in 50 - 70 m distances. At 18 m or 30 m it isn´t needed (unless eyes problems, of course)
yes sometimes you need it, specially on indoor with poor lightning
Yesterday (while out observing birds on a lake) we used our scope to observe a butterfly behind us in a field at the very limit of close focus just a few meters away. Unusually the butterfly remained fairly still for 10 minutes allowing us to observe details that would normally be impossible.
i called it "worth to buy" equipment. i can use it everywhere, on shooting line, as spectators, also simple to enjoy nature.
Good point! I use mine for that too :)
I use binoculares. I don't like the presence of tripods on shooting line as it occupies my space.
I'm similar too, many archers prefer having a scope off the line as well that they can check between ends :)
We only have 80 centimeters on the shooting line.