Can the compound bow sight be installed on the traditional bow?

If it doesn't fit, it doesn't make sense for you to make a hole in the arm of the traditional bow and force it on. First of all, you need to know how the sight works. The compound bow has a sight because the saw is fixed, and when it is pulled in place, it will be stuck. The traditional bow saw is not stuck. The more you pull back, the greater the pulling force, and the pulling force required for pulling one centimeter more and one centimeter less is different, which leads to the different landing points when the arrow is shot. Moreover, the compound bow has an arrow platform, and the bow string has an arrow nest, and the arrows are placed on the front and rear arrow platforms. Of course, if you punch holes in the traditional bow arm, install an arrow stand, install a peephole on the string, install a D ring, pull the bow with a spreader, and fix the posture to ensure that the saw is in the same position after each pull. Theoretically, it can also aim, but the traditional bow is not a metal handle. You make so many holes and pack so many things, I'm afraid that when you pull the bow, the handle will break and be pulled to your face.