no peep sight aid pro or con?
03-31-2003, 12:38 PM
#11
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Havre de Grace MD USA
Posts: 703
RE: no peep sight aid pro or con?
I have just attached the no-peep to my bow and here is a copy of the e-mail that I sent to Timberline Archery:
Hi Everyone,
I just attached my no peep on this past Saturday, March 29th, and had my first opportunity to shoot with it, in the freezing cold while it was raining.
Nothing mattered…I was going to try this thing out! I am 40 years old and have developed, in non-technical terms, a floating black spot, in my right eye. Fortunately I am left eye dominate, but shoot right handed.
Your product has become for me very liberating! Where I was struggling before, I am now confident.
I am now the new sales person for you product in my area (amongst my shooting friends). I had been shooting with both eyes open in techno-shoots because of the ambient light being so low and then switching back to one eye when shooting spots. My form and my brain were getting very confused.
Thank goodness that is all behind me now! Using your product was like a revelation for me in so much as being able to confidently " see" the target.
My wife' s bow and my 2 of 5 little boys will all be outfitted with your product. ( The other 3 are too little to shoot yet, but they want to and eventually will)
I can not sing accolades for your product loud enough. I am hoping that your product starts a revolution in archery sighting like " fall away rests" have done for their respective task. I have both. Great work, thanks for doing it!
I just attached my no peep on this past Saturday, March 29th, and had my first opportunity to shoot with it, in the freezing cold while it was raining.
Nothing mattered…I was going to try this thing out! I am 40 years old and have developed, in non-technical terms, a floating black spot, in my right eye. Fortunately I am left eye dominate, but shoot right handed.
Your product has become for me very liberating! Where I was struggling before, I am now confident.
I am now the new sales person for you product in my area (amongst my shooting friends). I had been shooting with both eyes open in techno-shoots because of the ambient light being so low and then switching back to one eye when shooting spots. My form and my brain were getting very confused.
Thank goodness that is all behind me now! Using your product was like a revelation for me in so much as being able to confidently " see" the target.
My wife' s bow and my 2 of 5 little boys will all be outfitted with your product. ( The other 3 are too little to shoot yet, but they want to and eventually will)
I can not sing accolades for your product loud enough. I am hoping that your product starts a revolution in archery sighting like " fall away rests" have done for their respective task. I have both. Great work, thanks for doing it!
03-31-2003, 10:38 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: In Teh Garage (Rossville, GA USA)
Posts: 1,161
RE: no peep sight aid pro or con?
Roseaukaine
I agree 1000%
This is the sure fire way to be able to drive nails with a no peep. Use your peep in conjunction with your front sight and no peep or Yikes sight. make sure you use a peep that has a larger diamiter hole in it
I can Robinhood arrows on command with this set-up!!! no Joke!
I agree 1000%
This is the sure fire way to be able to drive nails with a no peep. Use your peep in conjunction with your front sight and no peep or Yikes sight. make sure you use a peep that has a larger diamiter hole in it
I can Robinhood arrows on command with this set-up!!! no Joke!
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