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Bowtech advise!!!!
Ok guys as you know my new 101st came in and I am in the set up stage still. I must say this is one great shooting bow!! But with my old eye's getting worse I am going to have to start shooting with my glass's on and to do that i need a peep sight. Now I have been one of those guys that tells everyone how much I hate peep's but I had one put on my101st yesterday, it is just a round one that splits the string in 4 around it.. And I must say it sure was nice being able to see my pin clear for the first time in years.. But as I look through it I can see the strings and have to kinda look around them. Is there a better peep out there for me and my bow???? Walt
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stik, I hate those peeps that split around the string like you have for that exact reason.
You could go to a 1/4" G5 peep. Are you using a loop, it will clearly come around and the large aperature will give you the light you need. |
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Thanks I will check it out and yes I do shoot a loop.!! Any others out there???
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I don't wear glasses but it seems a peep would complicate things. How about a kisser?
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Walt, I'd recommend a 1/4" Fletcher Tru Peep... when you serve it in, be sure it angles towards your toes (down and out) while you're holding the bow in its static position. It'll square up perfectly at full draw.
I started off with those Shurz A Peeps like you mentioned, and absolutely hate them.... Once you get 50 or so shots through that 101st, it'll be pretty muich "shot in" and the strings won't move on you, so you won't need it. I recommend the Fletchers over the G5s for a few reasons... 1) they were an initial sponsor of that whole Farbman WHA fiasco, 2) I've heard of several issues of their peeps "oblonging" out of perfectly round because of the lighter material, and 3) well, there's another one that I won't put into print. ;) |
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I'll second the Fletcher Tru Peep as well, I use both and prefer the Fletcher Tru Peep. There is a little shine inside the G5 for me. My recommendation was on popularity and not many hear of the Fletcher anymore as well as it's harder to find. I just installed the Tru Peep on my new Black Ice.
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You're right, Rob... I wanted a 1/8" to put on my 3d rig (Connie) I just recently built, and had to have my shop order one -- but that is an unusual size for the average hunting crowd that dominates the shop's inventory needs.
Fletcher Tru Peeps used to be the industry standard; maybe we can help change that.. ;) |
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Greg and Rob are right,those G5' are not what they are cracked up to be.Get the Fletcher,you won't be sorry.By the way,I do shoot with my glasses on.One thing more,I always buy the peep a little smaller so I can drill the peep out to perfectly match the outside ring of the apperture.This way,You don't have to center the apperture in the peep,it's always there(you will have to paint or magic marker the inside afterwards)...Bob
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Greg and Rob are right,those G5' are not what they are cracked up to be |
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I never liked the Shurz a peep either. The Tru-peep and meta peep are both good choices. I prefer to save a few grains and the blue meta peepactually gives me better contrast when I aim.;)
But either is a solid choice. Dan |
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Greg I would love to hear reason three someday:D
Walt let me know what you decide, I may have 101st soon;) |
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ORIGINAL: Greg / MO Walt, I'd recommend a 1/4" Fletcher Tru Peep... when you serve it in, be sure it angles towards your toes (down and out) while you're holding the bow in its static position. It'll square up perfectly at full draw. |
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Walt, If you want quit wearing your glasses, you could get a Verifier lens to put in your peep. But you will need the right peep.It is like putting a pair reading glasses in you peep. I put one on mine a while back and Now I see my pins and the target clearly. It's hell to get old, isn't it?
You can check it out here. http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geu.XKqAJIk7IAbcdXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTBybnZlZnR lBHNlYwNzcgRwb3MDMQRjb2xvA2FjMgR2dGlkAw--/SIG=11ut3kq5u/EXP=1208220234/**http%3a//www.specialtyarch.com/verifiers.asp |
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ORIGINAL: GregH ORIGINAL: Greg / MO Walt, I'd recommend a 1/4" Fletcher Tru Peep... when you serve it in, be sure it angles towards your toes (down and out) while you're holding the bow in its static position. It'll square up perfectly at full draw. ![]() Disregard GregH, I see they mean front of the bow as the front. I was thinking the front as the shooter..DOH! |
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You really had me wondering for a minute there!:D
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ORIGINAL: GregH You really had me wondering for a minute there!:D |
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Wow thanks guys for all the help, I actually had one of the reders PM and tell me the same thing about the g5 oblonging!! I will check out the fletcher!! I shot a bunch and really like shooting with my glass's on amazing to see the pin so clear. As to just shooting with a kisser that is what I did for years but with just a kisser I hold my head funny and can't see past the nose piece of my glass's. The peep makes me hold my head straighter..Thanks again for all the help and man do I love tis 101st!! Walt
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I love my mete peep also.
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