No Peep Question.
02-23-2003, 11:09 PM
#1
No Peep Question.
I am planning on dumping my Peep and adding a No Peep to my Mathews ' FX.' It seems to be a logical progression.
I was wondering whether any of the Mathews ' FX' shooters on the forum have installed the No Peep and am interested in getting a copy of the Setup Instructions and any pertenant advise available. My questions stem from having the QT 4000 fallaway rest and the Archers Choice Grizzley Site . . . it just seems that the window might be a little short.
I was wondering whether any of the Mathews ' FX' shooters on the forum have installed the No Peep and am interested in getting a copy of the Setup Instructions and any pertenant advise available. My questions stem from having the QT 4000 fallaway rest and the Archers Choice Grizzley Site . . . it just seems that the window might be a little short.
02-24-2003, 07:23 AM
#2
Nontypical Buck
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RE: No Peep Question.
Don' t know about FX specifics, but you can mount the NP above or below your current sight depending on how you install the bracket. I' d suspect that if your sight window is large enough for your sight, the NP should work fine...
02-24-2003, 12:20 PM
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RE: No Peep Question.
On the same subject does anyone have this installed with a Trophy Ridge vertical pin site? Also, do you have any problems seeing the peep rings when it' s raining or snowing? Thought I read somewhere where someone had this problem.
02-24-2003, 02:10 PM
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Calgary AB Canada
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RE: No Peep Question.
Yep, Nebraska, I' ve got a NP and a TR Nitro Extreme.
Yes, I' ve got some issues with the NP in the rain/snow, but all of those are quickly resolved with a quick wipe of my finger.
I' ve heard the new generation of NP has the front lens recessed into the housing to deal with rain/snow/sun...
Great combination IMHO.
Jim.
Yes, I' ve got some issues with the NP in the rain/snow, but all of those are quickly resolved with a quick wipe of my finger.
I' ve heard the new generation of NP has the front lens recessed into the housing to deal with rain/snow/sun...
Great combination IMHO.
Jim.
02-26-2003, 08:35 PM
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Goodyear AZ US
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RE: No Peep Question.
Nebraska Bow Hunter,
I had some problems with the No peep in the rain and snow. Hunting in the winter with freezing rain and snow pretty much made it unuseable. I really liked the no peep but since I' m primarily a hunter I couldnt have something like that let me down more than once. To the no peep' s credit I' m the only one on this forum that I' ve ever heard complain about it in the rain or snow.
Cargo
I had some problems with the No peep in the rain and snow. Hunting in the winter with freezing rain and snow pretty much made it unuseable. I really liked the no peep but since I' m primarily a hunter I couldnt have something like that let me down more than once. To the no peep' s credit I' m the only one on this forum that I' ve ever heard complain about it in the rain or snow.
Cargo
02-27-2003, 07:18 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: No Peep Question.
Some pepole like that no peep , I hated it . Would mutch rather use a hind sight . I think that setup with the hindsight and a vertical pin setup would be very nice for hunting . I would not concider a trophy ridge sight up front either , but their are plenty of other companies makeing vertical pin sights now .
02-27-2003, 08:25 AM
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Location: East Yapank NY USA
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RE: No Peep Question.
I had some problems with the No peep in the rain and snow. Hunting in the winter with freezing rain and snow pretty much made it unuseable
02-27-2003, 09:57 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: No Peep Question.
I cant say too mutch about the no peep however I use the Yikes sight that works on the same principal as the no peep and I like it mutch better than a peep.