How to Fix the Sights on a PSE Spyder Bow

Fiber-optic sights improve an archer's accuracy by using a multi-pin design set to different ranges. The archery just sights the target using the appropriate pin for the target's range and fires. Fiber-optic sight pins also collect and intensify the available light, increasing pin visibility and allowing hunters the ability to hunt in low-light scenarios. Repairing a broken pin on a fixed pin sight can be done by yourself using a fiber-optic repair kit and a few other simple tools.

Things You'll Need

  • Sharp knife
  • 400-grit sandpaper
  • Wire cutters
  • Fiber-optic repair kit with glue
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Instructions

    • 1

      Remove the broken fiber-optic pin from the sight mount.

    • 2

      Scrape any remaining fiber-optic material from the mounting post using a sharp knife.

    • 3

      Clean the fiber-optic mounting post of any stuck-on glue or material using the 400-grit sandpaper.

    • 4

      Cut the replacement fiber-optic pin to fit your sight with the wire cutters.

    • 5

      Place a small bead of glue on the post end of the fiber-optic pin. Push the pin into the mounting post and allow to dry.