I just picked up a varizone scope for my wolverine & I'm wondering where I should start for dialing in the speed of the scope. I've found on here that the stock limbs shoot 265-270 fps & one with mag tips would be around 285 fps. Its got a different set of limbs on in but I'm not sure what they are. The stock ones came with it as well so I'm assuming the limbs that are on it would be faster. What are your thoughts? Thanks.......
I mean worst case scenario I have to sit outside & continuously shoot my bow (that would be a shame...lol)
Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
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Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
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Re: Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
Put dial down as low as it will go. Line up your twenty crosshairs and start there. You will likely find it doesn't go low enought if you are shooting brass tipped arrows. If anything I found mag tip limbs slow the bow down. No crono here so it could be my imagination that it is slower.
Re: Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
I've sighted in several Vari-zones. [1] set 20 yds on main crosshair. [2] put your target at 40yds and fiddle w/ the speed ring til it's 'on'. Check your 30 and you're done.
If you're getting much below 250 fps, there will be a fudge factor, lol.
If you're getting much below 250 fps, there will be a fudge factor, lol.
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Re: Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
Is this the typical protocol for this scope? I got one on a Phoenix I bought and was wondering the exact procedure for "dailing in".awshucks wrote:[1] set 20 yds on main crosshair. [2] put your target at 40yds and fiddle w/ the speed ring til it's 'on'. Check your 30 and you're done.
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Re: Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
Yup, is what the directions say to do............jay73 wrote:Is this the typical protocol for this scope? I got one on a Phoenix I bought and was wondering the exact procedure for "dailing in".awshucks wrote:[1] set 20 yds on main crosshair. [2] put your target at 40yds and fiddle w/ the speed ring til it's 'on'. Check your 30 and you're done.
Jay
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Re: Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
Thanks...so I take it that the 20 yard cross hair will stay dialed in no matter what I set the speed to.awshucks wrote:I've sighted in several Vari-zones. [1] set 20 yds on main crosshair. [2] put your target at 40yds and fiddle w/ the speed ring til it's 'on'. Check your 30 and you're done.
If you're getting much below 250 fps, there will be a fudge factor, lol.
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You are corect, no change in 20 yd poi w/ crosshairs regardless of speed setting. The Zone[s] etal are variables [2.5x by 4x] All the speed ring does is change the spacing between the farther than 20 aim points.
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Re: Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
X2 on that for sure.awshucks wrote:You are corect, no change in 20 yd poi w/ crosshairs regardless of speed setting. The Zone[s] etal are variables [2.5x by 4x] All the speed ring does is change the spacing between the farther than 20 aim points.
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Makes for a very easy setup process.
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Re: Varizone Scope for a Wolverine
Going to get it mounted up & dialed in this weekend. Thanks for all the advice!
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Thanks for the tips from everyone. Got it mounted up & dialed in on Sunday! Now just to get through the week so I can get back in the bush on the weekend!
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