Bow sight/ peep sight question...
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Your way will work but you won't be as consistant or automatic nor shoot as well. That said, if you're only hunting your way will do fine. But there is a better way. LOL Your peep has to have a big enough opening to allow for you to have your sight ring inside your peep ring. It just works that way. LOL I shot your way for years and killed a ton of critters doing it. Peeps are cheap and can be reemed out.
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Dude the peep in that first pic must be tiny lol.
If you are centering one pin with a normal sized peep, id bet its not too far off from centering the sight ring. You'd probably be able to switch methods easily, i know I did. I used to shoot your way back when I first picked up a bow, but found im more consistent with version 2.
If you are centering one pin with a normal sized peep, id bet its not too far off from centering the sight ring. You'd probably be able to switch methods easily, i know I did. I used to shoot your way back when I first picked up a bow, but found im more consistent with version 2.
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Bottom if sight allows, top if it does not.
The reason I say this, I have a 1/4" verifier peep that centers perfectly with the housing on my 82nd.
On my General, I temp have a older Hoyt sight, square and I center the pin in my 1/8" verifier peep.
The reason I say this, I have a 1/4" verifier peep that centers perfectly with the housing on my 82nd.
On my General, I temp have a older Hoyt sight, square and I center the pin in my 1/8" verifier peep.
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I use the top method because my peep is small. After shooting in the vegas 3 spot indoor league here the last couple of months I want to change to a bigger peep to try the bottom method and hopefully improve my accuaracy.
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