Ok, a bit of an update I suppose. I did a small quick experimental test this afternoon to see how shooting with both eyes open effected tension and pin/target clarification. I stood from about 10 yards away (still shooting right handed) and just picked a dot on the center of my bag with both eyes open. I was getting crazy double vision and very little peep/sight housing centering, but I kept it consistant. I could tell that I was able to blur the pin and immediately focus simply on the spot and ignore the pin float. Before with one eye closed I was ALWAYS watching that darn pin moving and it's intimidating, because I'm instinctively fighting that pin to get it to fall dead center instead floating. Needless to say, I felt more relaxed and was able to consistantly put the arrow where I was focusing (I didn't shoot the same spot more than once, I was just picking random dots on the bag and hitting them). This has me a bit more convinced to switch, and Matt I know you said it really is going to take dedication, but I know I'm willing to do this right, so I will be in contact with you if I do follow through with this.


EDIT: After some thinking, since I was experiencing more comfort shooting with both eyes open, but not able to get my sight housing and peep to align with each other, should I possibly try a blinder first?