Can you put a scope on a triple arrow? What kind? Where can I get one?

It won't fit, even if you punch a hole in the arm of a traditional bow, it won't make much sense. First of all, you have to understand how the sights work, the reason why the compound bow has a sight is because the draw is fixed, pull in place on the jammed pull can not be pulled, the traditional bow draw is not jammed, the more backward pulling the pulling force is greater, you pull a centimeter and less pull a centimeter of the pulling force required are not the same, resulting in arrows shot out of the landing point is not the same, and the compound bow is the archery table, bowstring on the nest of the arrows, arrows in the front of the arrow in the archery table, and the back to hit the bowstring nest of the arrows, and then the arrow will be shot out of the arrow, and then the arrows will be shot out of the arrow. The back of the arrow hits the nest on the bowstring in a fixed position, while the traditional bow does not have an arrow table, and the part of the bow arm where the arrow rests is not fixed, and it's normal for the arrow to rest a few centimeters higher or lower every time, so do you think it's meaningful to install a sight? Of course, if you put holes in the arm of a traditional bow and install an arrow platform, put peepholes in the string, install D-rings, use a spreader to draw the bow, fix the posture, and pull back the hand every time you lean on a position to ensure that the draw is consistent, theoretically speaking, you can install an aim, but a traditional bow is not a metal handle, so I'm afraid that if you pull back the bow with so many holes in the handle, the handle will snap and hit you in the face

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