INSTALLATION

CAUTION…. NEVER DIRECT THE LASER BEAM INTO THE EYES

 A) Do not install the switch at this time. Do not use the switch as a handle!!!

 B) Screw the Target Master into the stabilizer bushing by grasping the zero module (1) the base (2) and the battery tube nut (3) and battery tube (4).  Be sure to use the rubber washer.  Final installation requires loc-tite to be applied to the 5/16th x 24 stud.

 C) With the zero module firmly attached to the riser, loosen the three set screws (8) of the zero module. This will allow the rotation of the base (2). Orient the base until the switch connector is pointing straight up in line with the riser. Tighten the three set screws to lock base (2) into position.

 D) Installing the switch. Install the switch by screwing it onto the connector.

 E) Initial sighting. Adjust the Target Master yardage adjustment (6) to mid scale (9). (the laser module will be centered in the exit window)  Draw and aim the bow, turn on the laser and compare the point of aim with the sight pins. Start by adjusting the three set screws until the red spot is in line left to right with the sight pins. Check the vertical alignment  by changing the yardage adjustment, draw and aim. The laser should be in line with the plane of the sight pins. If not, the base (2) needs to be rotated.

 Helpful Hints: (1) The initial set up and sighting is best done indoors. (2) The three zero screws must be tight. They need to be retighten several times as a set is formed in the mating surface. (3) The zero module (1) should not rotates while tighten or loosening the zero screws. Be sure to use Loc-tite on the 5/16 - 24 stud ONLY!

 F)  Final sighting. At the range, draw and aim the bow. (preferably at 20 yds.) Compare the pin sight point of aim with the laser spot. Rotate the yardage adjustment (6) to raise or lower the laser spot, fine tune left or right with the zero screws. Test fire the bow and fine tune the setting. Now make a reference mark on the range scale (9). Repeat the process for all desired distances.

 Helpful Hints: (1) The scale ring (5) may be rotated by loosening the set screw. This will allow for an elevation shift of all yardage settings to compensate for changes of bow performance. (2) If you run out elevation adjustment, a zero shift using the zero adjust screws will be necessary.