Pin gap
Use the gap between the 50 and 60 yard pin as a mark, so you have to do a bit of estimation but imagine a pin with the same gap, do this by noting when you put your 60 pin on the target, note where your 50 pin is on the target or space above, then move your 60 pin to that spot, and you should be very close. did this at a shoot this year where I was the last "pin" guy in a contest with the movable pin guys on the line, ended up in the last three shooters with this meathod. Try it and see if this works for you.
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