1.) Hunter - 07/07/2015

Just got my Peep Eliminator, "The Compound Bow Rifle Sight."
Been contemplating this rear sight for a couple of years now. Finally decided to try it.
Installed fairly easily in spite of directions that were written without any punctuation!
Sighted in very quickly following their directions. I was surprised how quickly you can acquire the pin, It really does force you to maintain your form consistently.
I think I'm going to like it! I'll let you know

[url]www.peepeliminator.com[/url]

2.) Swamp Fox - 07/07/2015

Keep us posted! The last time I messed with something like that it was the Anchor Sight and if I got it on Monday it would have been Thursday before I could tell you how I liked it...LOL...

Would be interested to hear all the details...


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3.) Swamp Fox - 07/07/2015

How are the 360 degree bifocals going, by the way? LOL


:wink

You know what I mean: The wrap-around lenses. :-)

4.) bluecat - 07/07/2015

Is that used with your regular sight or does it replace your sight also?

5.) Deerminator - 07/07/2015

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6.) Swamp Fox - 07/07/2015

I see they have a Dominant Eye model...Not ultra-easy to find info or a video from the site, so I blew it off. Over the years I think I've gotten a lot better at preventing my dominant eye from taking over (I'm left-eye dominant or at least I used to be---Right-handed shooter...Maybe it's a matter of practice...Some people say you can train your eyes, or strengthen them.

Still, I'm always looking for something to help---(See what I did there? LOL)

7.) Wild Bob - 07/07/2015

Interesting...Thanks for sharing it with us, please keep us up to date on your experience with it.

8.) bluecat - 07/07/2015

[QUOTE=bluecat;33025]Is that used with your regular sight or does it replace your sight also?[/QUOTE]

I always liked the no-peep concept but when I purchased one, I quickly saw what pia it was trying to tune it - little set screws that would shift around. Get it where you want it and the act of tightening it would throw it off. Sold it immediately.

Swampy does this replace the sight?

9.) Hunter - 07/07/2015

[QUOTE=bluecat;33025]Is that used with your regular sight or does it replace your sight also?[/QUOTE]

Use it with your own sight

10.) Hunter - 07/07/2015

[QUOTE=Swamp Fox;33027]I see they have a Dominant Eye model...Not ultra-easy to find info or a video from the site, so I blew it off. Over the years I think I've gotten a lot better at preventing my dominant eye from taking over (I'm left-eye dominant or at least I used to be---Right-handed shooter...Maybe it's a matter of practice...Some people say you can train your eyes, or strengthen them.

Still, I'm always looking for something to help---(See what I did there? LOL)[/QUOTE]

I saw the dominate eye model too but I don't know why you would need it because with the regular sight, you can move the rifle sight to either side of your string.

11.) Hunter - 07/07/2015

[QUOTE=bluecat;33032]I always liked the no-peep concept but when I purchased one, I quickly saw what pia it was trying to tune it - little set screws that would shift around. Get it where you want it and the act of tightening it would throw it off. Sold it immediately.

Swampy does this replace the sight?[/QUOTE]


There are several "no-peep" sights on the market. They all have the same premise of making the archer maintain form on every shot by having a visual point of reference that you can only see if you have same form as when you set it up. I just felt I would rather look through a traditional rifle sight. At full draw I see my bottom pin in the "V". That tells me my anchor is good, no torque, etc. I don't have to look at it again and just concentrate on correct yardage pin on target.
Another plus, is can be used in less light

12.) Hunter - 07/07/2015

[QUOTE=Swamp Fox;33024]How are the 360 degree bifocals going, by the way? LOL


:wink

You know what I mean: The wrap-around lenses. :-)[/QUOTE]


I gave up on using my glasses in the field. :bang:

13.) Swamp Fox - 07/07/2015

That's where I am, too.

14.) Deerminator - 07/07/2015

CONTACKS:tu:

15.) bluecat - 07/07/2015

[QUOTE=Hunter;33038]There are several "no-peep" sights on the market. They all have the same premise of making the archer maintain form on every shot by having a visual point of reference that you can only see if you have same form as when you set it up. I just felt I would rather look through a traditional rifle sight. At full draw I see my bottom pin in the "V". That tells me my anchor is good, no torque, etc. I don't have to look at it again and just concentrate on correct yardage pin on target.
Another plus, is can be used in less light[/QUOTE]

The old no-peep was configured in such a way you had to take your eyes off your pins and look elsewhere to see if you were in alignment. Looks like this one you don't have to do that. Keep us informed. Thanks for posting.

16.) Swamp Fox - 07/07/2015

[QUOTE=Deerminator;33046]CONTACKS:tu:[/QUOTE]


Eye transplants...I want some green ones, with a rotating swirl:

"Look into my eyes...You're getting sleepy...You want to take your clothes off...More tequila?"

17.) Hunter - 07/17/2015

Been shooting quite a bit this week. I have to say that I really like the full view of target area.
Getting used to this. I guess it's time to go ahead and remove my peep.

18.) Deerminator - 07/18/2015

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