hind sight
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RE: hind sight
ORIGINAL: HNI_Christine
It's been great for my shooting.
It's been great for my shooting.
#4
RE: hind sight
I had one of the first Hind Sights that they made and while it worked, I had to be very careful at other yardages above 20, instead of putting the next pin in the center of the X I had to keep the 20 yard pin in the X then raise the next pin to be on target.
Another bad point of it was my sight picture was now very cluttered.
IMHO the Timberline No-Peep is a much better option as it clears up the sight picture plus lets you visably see when you are torqueing the bow or if you have not hit your anchor points.
Another bad point of it was my sight picture was now very cluttered.
IMHO the Timberline No-Peep is a much better option as it clears up the sight picture plus lets you visably see when you are torqueing the bow or if you have not hit your anchor points.
#5
RE: hind sight
Red Lion,
I had a friend help me with it. It only took a bit of time to tweak it. I didn't even watch the intructions that came with it. It is helpful to have another person there.
I don't have a problem with the cluttered sight window.I understand that some do. It just doesn't bother me I guess. I shot a hog last weekend and even tho' I was looking into the setting sun and aiming at an angry bluff-charging hog the sight allowed me fast and easy target acquisition.
I had a friend help me with it. It only took a bit of time to tweak it. I didn't even watch the intructions that came with it. It is helpful to have another person there.
I don't have a problem with the cluttered sight window.I understand that some do. It just doesn't bother me I guess. I shot a hog last weekend and even tho' I was looking into the setting sun and aiming at an angry bluff-charging hog the sight allowed me fast and easy target acquisition.