That is because 1/32 is seemingly too neglibible for you to think that it could make a difference. It does, and it's night and day like I said. For example say on any bow if you miss 2 inches to the right at 10 yards. That doesn't seem like much but at 40 yards, that same arrow will miss 8 inches to the right of the intended target resulting in a gut shot. This is the same principle here. My eye, your eye, anybody's eye for that matter just cannot placea 2"round pin gaurd completely inside the 1/4" peep. Just as an exercise, take your index finger and your thumb and touch them together forming a circle. Hold that circle up to your eye and you'll see a great big view. Move that circle away from your eye and you'll see less of a view. 1/32 makes a huge difference when trying to line two things up.

If you know anything about cars, you know that you can'tstick a 4.1" piston into a 4" bore. Ahh, it doesn't matter 'cause you either have to really be thinking about what I'm saying or I'd have to physically show you what I'm talking about. And no, I'm not making things difficult for myself. There's a very simple science behind what I'm saying and I don't think anybody's getting it.

Where's Len when you need him?

EDIT: I guess I'll just have to live with an imperfect Vectrix for now.