Peep sight question
05-05-2009 | 07:46 AM
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Typical Buck
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Peep sight question
For the life of me I cannot find where I read this, but I saw a peep sight that had a lens in it for clarity? Anyone heard of this peep? At first I thought it was G5 but they dont offer it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
05-05-2009 | 04:03 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Peep sight question
ORIGINAL: OklaBowhunter
Unless your shooting a lens scope. Your wasting your time. Many Peep manufactuers make peeps with lens in tham.
Unless your shooting a lens scope. Your wasting your time. Many Peep manufactuers make peeps with lens in tham.
05-05-2009 | 05:25 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Peep sight question
Specialty Archery www.specialtyarch.com manufactures peeps and verifier lenses. These are different than clarifiers.
If you have trouble seeing your pins as single, sharp objects - like I had been - then a verifier is the corrective device you'll probably want.
They are most definitely not a "waste of time" for me!!!!! and others, too, apparently.
If you have trouble seeing your pins as single, sharp objects - like I had been - then a verifier is the corrective device you'll probably want.
They are most definitely not a "waste of time" for me!!!!! and others, too, apparently.
05-06-2009 | 06:46 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Peep sight question
ORIGINAL: BruceW63
Specialty Archery www.specialtyarch.com manufactures peeps and verifier lenses. These are different than clarifiers.
If you have trouble seeing your pins as single, sharp objects - like I had been - then a verifier is the corrective device you'll probably want.
They are most definitely not a "waste of time" for me!!!!! and others, too, apparently.
Specialty Archery www.specialtyarch.com manufactures peeps and verifier lenses. These are different than clarifiers.
If you have trouble seeing your pins as single, sharp objects - like I had been - then a verifier is the corrective device you'll probably want.
They are most definitely not a "waste of time" for me!!!!! and others, too, apparently.
