The String Splitter: Your Opinions
03-25-2008 | 08:28 PM
#31
Dominant Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Blossvale, New York
RE: The String Splitter: Your Opinions
Looks like a pain in the butt to tie in. https://commerce.customsitehosting.com/sterner/pdf/inst.pdf
They say it will ONLY slow your bow 4-6 fps but some may be slowed 8 fps. Not just a little slow down. AND... the dang thing cost $17. That seems a bit pricey for peep. LOL
They say it will ONLY slow your bow 4-6 fps but some may be slowed 8 fps. Not just a little slow down. AND... the dang thing cost $17. That seems a bit pricey for peep. LOL
03-25-2008 | 08:39 PM
#32
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Northeast Tennessee
RE: The String Splitter: Your Opinions
I'm not kidding you. The largest one weighs that much. They are huge and made from aluminum, weigh the largest one, it'll weight that much.
And I diagree with the statement, that the legs will squeeze together, they are definatelly tough little peep sights. They're aluminum compared to the magnesium meta peeps.
And I diagree with the statement, that the legs will squeeze together, they are definatelly tough little peep sights. They're aluminum compared to the magnesium meta peeps.
ORIGINAL: _Dan
Not disagreeing with you Matt, but 67 grains? When I picked up my new Katera yesterday I looked at them....unless it was made of lead, it looked no where near 67 grains to me.
Maybe I'm mistaken.
ORIGINAL: Matt/TN
Justin, these things are so HEAVY it isn't funny. They are constructed out of aluminum. I weighed the largest one and it weighed like 67grains I believe. Too heavy and bulky for me.
Justin, these things are so HEAVY it isn't funny. They are constructed out of aluminum. I weighed the largest one and it weighed like 67grains I believe. Too heavy and bulky for me.
Maybe I'm mistaken.
03-26-2008 | 04:58 AM
#34
Dominant Buck
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From: Blossvale, New York
RE: The String Splitter: Your Opinions
ORIGINAL: ducsauce
I'm surprised we haven't heard from the "no-peep" users.
I'm surprised we haven't heard from the "no-peep" users.
03-26-2008 | 11:22 AM
#35
Typical Buck
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From: outback Australia in england now
RE: The String Splitter: Your Opinions
that was another of the issues i had with the string splitter when i tied it in no matter how i did it i had about a 16th of an inch movement up and down it just didnt sem to want to stay in one place but i couldnt get on with it so its gone as i said anyone who wants one can just contact me and i will send them mine
03-26-2008 | 03:48 PM
#36
Giant Nontypical
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From: Jefferson County, Missouri
RE: The String Splitter: Your Opinions
ORIGINAL: Justin
I'm aware, but I've always used a bigger peep for hunting purposes specifically to allow more light through so I can see better at dawn and dusk. Obviously there's a market for "bigger" peep sights because they're all over the place and a lot of guys are using them. We're talking 5/16" and 1/4" peeps. As it is, I have no trouble with accuracy in hunting situations using a larger peep so I really don't see a reason to use a smaller one. Unless I'm shooting paper, I don't see the benefit.
Here's a really bad illustration of how my sight picture looks now with my current peep vs. what I think it would look like with this string splitter thing.
I'm aware, but I've always used a bigger peep for hunting purposes specifically to allow more light through so I can see better at dawn and dusk. Obviously there's a market for "bigger" peep sights because they're all over the place and a lot of guys are using them. We're talking 5/16" and 1/4" peeps. As it is, I have no trouble with accuracy in hunting situations using a larger peep so I really don't see a reason to use a smaller one. Unless I'm shooting paper, I don't see the benefit.
Here's a really bad illustration of how my sight picture looks now with my current peep vs. what I think it would look like with this string splitter thing.
if how youre doing it works, whats the need to try and "fix" anything?
