[sonnysnight]

Love mine. Sighting in and trueing went amazingly well for me. Super accurate out to 70 yds.

 

[dpms]

Well I agree I am complaining about this product. There are many reasons why. First it does allow me to enter a truing point, I get one good shot at 50 yards then the next one is 6 inches high and to the left, and then maybe a good one and then a bad one.

If you are properly sighted in at 20 yards, you cannot get a shot that is 6 inches left or right unless something is wrong with the bow or your arrows since the main crosshair is fixed and vertical aiming points are added electronically. You could only be off high or low and only then if the aim point is not being place consistently on the vertical crosshair.

If you range a target at 40 yards, is the Oracle putting an aim point in a different place every time you range the same target at 40?

 

[cookstation2]

If you are properly sighted in at 20 yards, you cannot get a shot that is 6 inches left or right unless something is wrong with the bow or your arrows since the main crosshair is fixed and vertical aiming points are added electronically. You could only be off high or low and only then if the aim point is not being place consistently on the vertical crosshair.

If you range a target at 40 yards, is the Oracle putting an aim point in a different place every time you range the same target at 40?

I am properly sighted in at 20 yds. I have checked Doubled checked and checked again. It is dead on at 20 I have to shoot at different spots or I will damage or destroy my Tenpoint carbon bolts or arrows whatever you preferto call them. It does shoot halfway decent at 30 yards but no better then my orginial Tenpoint scope will do. Here is where the problem starts and keep in mind I am truing it at 30 just like the manual, Burris tech support and all the numerous videos I have watched, some produced by Burris. After 30 yards say 50 you start the truing process You know the steady light the Blinking light you get a reading then you shoot. Then this is where I have problems You do not know where the bolt is going to go. and I am glad I am using a large high quality Big Shot Target or I would have lost a lot of very expensive bolts because with my Tenpoint reverse draw XRT, I only use the best bolt Tenpoint sells. And mind you all the time I am doing this I have a burris tech walking me thru how to program or tru this laser rangefinder scope. I have been trying to tru program this scope since last January. I know I am not the smartest person but I know I am not stupid. I have tried everything a lot with Burris on the speaker with me. As I am typing this I am having the Oracle X taken off my Tenpoint. I just do not trust it. Burris needs to step up and help me get this right. If they dont I am going to ask for a refund. I would not even consider selling it on Craigslist or any where else, I would not feel right selling someone my problem. Thanks for your reply. Have a safe Season and Good Luck

 

[dpms]

So you trued at 30 yards and it is hitting where you aim. From there you tried fifty yards in the truing process, and took a shot. If it is high or low you moved the aiming point and the original point will blink. Is this correct so far? The arrow should only be high or low, not left or right by 6 inches.