Where have you mounted it? As in hole position. Is it mounted too low? Is your rest and nock point correct? Arrow running through burger holes in the centre at 90°?

 

First guess is that the housing is mounted too low. Unscrew the housing from the rest of the sight, then screw the housing back in one set of screw-holes higher.

 

Sight housing or, jumping your shot considerably. Potentially peep set up extremely high as well. The react has huge a up/down and left/right range so something is funky somewhere in there

 

Welcome to AT from northern Illinois. Can you provide us any pictures of your bow from the side with an arrow nocked so we can see how the arrow sits, nocking point, peep sight, and how your sight is mounted. Before switching over to a single pin HHA, I used a Trophy Ridge React 5 pin and never had an issue sighting it in.

 

I appreciate everyones responses in such a timely manner, I have taken a few photos of the bow setup I currently am running and will attach them here. As you can see in the photos, the housing is in the highest position it can be mounted in on the bow. The sight cant only be moved down.

In terms of consistency within my own shot, I hate to say it like this, but my buddies I went out with yesterday also have the same general draw length, weight, peep placement, and overall setup (not including the React 5 sight), and when shooting their bows, I stayed pretty consistent in terms of shot placement at 20-60 yards.

 

I appreciate everyones responses in such a timely manner, I have taken a few photos of the bow setup I currently am running and will attach them here. As you can see in the photos, the housing is in the highest position it can be mounted in on the bow. The sight cant only be moved down.

In terms of consistency within my own shot, I hate to say it like this, but my buddies I went out with yesterday also have the same general draw length, weight, peep placement, and overall setup (not including the React 5 sight), and when shooting their bows, I stayed pretty consistent in terms of shot placement at 20-60 yards.

The mounting bracket looks upside down, all the trophy ridges I'm aware of the extended slant that connects to the housing goes the otherway.

 

Just a guess but I had the opposite problem on an older Trophy Ridge and found I could remove the sight ring from the mount . It had three height mount holes and if this is the case, and it was installed in a lower one that would fix it.

 

I had the the same issue with there vertical pin sight I ended up selling the sight could not get to work with my set up called the company was told it was mathematically impossible for the sight to be wrong called again got anthor guy he said to sight in the 60 yard pin and the rest should fallow if that helps any . Don’t get me wrong used a lot of there sights over the years have one on my current set up. Just that style did not work for me