I setup my single pin (mount) to the holes that gives me the most yardage. i.e., I can get my sure loc to go from 20 yards to 180 yards, depending upon the arrow combination I am using.
As far as sight tapes, I don't trust any thing you purchase, too many variables. I have a chorono and I have a program (T.A.P.) and I print my own. I am frequently changing arrow setups, so I need to print new sight tapes quite often. Changing from fletchings to vanes will affect your sight tape as well as changing the poundage of the bow, or moving your peep, adding something or taking something off the string, or even extending the sight out from the bow. I would suggest investing in a computer program and a chorono. The great thing about a computer program is you can experiment on line with various arrow setups and see what the arrow performance will be without investing time or money in arrows. I drew a loper permit this year so I will be playing with different setups to see what arrow is the flattest shooting with adequate penetration at 50 - 70 yards. Then I will build the arrow and shoot it thru my chrono, after which I will print out a sight tape.
Here is a picture of a 20 yard group just prior to going to the 3-d shoot in Vernal this year, and a single shot at the 80 yard target at the Vernal shoot. I made up the sight tape prior to going to vernal and had only shot arrows out to 30 yards with this tape. You can see the 80 yard pin was on the money. As with any computer program, the accuracy is only as good as the information you put in. As the saying goes, garbage in garbage out. The 3rd picture is the same 80 yard shot, just earlier in the day. I post it just to prove that it was not a fluke and the program/tape really works. The 4th and 5th pictures are shots taken at the BWB range at their outdoor shoot they held recently using a different arrow combination (pictures 1-3 are 320 grain arrows, pictures 4 & 5 are 560 grain arrows). As I remember, the 4th shot was around 93 yards and the 5th shot was around 108. (these were obviously "Kodak Moments", we won't mention or show the other "non Kodak Moments".