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Techy 03-01-2005 11:30 AM

Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
How do wrapped fiber optic sights work in the Double blinds. Is it still too dark?

Thanks.

Mike

Mike from Texas 03-01-2005 05:22 PM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
I can let you know in a couple of weeks. I just bought a used on and should have it some time this week. :)

kevin1 03-02-2005 04:48 AM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
I don't use sights on my bow ,
but all of my smokepoles have Tru Glo sights and they work just fine . Tru Glos are pretty limited compared to wrapped models , so you should be fine .

aeroslinger 03-02-2005 05:46 AM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
I don't know about the DB but I have a Doghouse TSC and use a Trophy Ridge Nitro Extreme which has fairly good amount of fiber optic and it doesn't light up too well in the blind. I bought a light for the sight though and no more problems.

titleist_03 03-02-2005 06:35 AM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
I've always read that the wrapped sight are ok while in the DB. But with other sights, you might have a problem seeing them.

Two Beards 03-02-2005 09:34 AM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
Good idea to have a small light on your sight. A couple of times in
the last few minutes of shooting light I've had trouble picking up
my pins. Missed a nice coues deer a couple years back while set up
over a waterhole. I absolutely could not pick up my pins while
looking through my peep[:@].

kevin1 03-02-2005 10:35 AM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 

ORIGINAL: Two Beards

Good idea to have a small light on your sight. A couple of times in
the last few minutes of shooting light I've had trouble picking up
my pins. Missed a nice coues deer a couple years back while set up
over a waterhole. I absolutely could not pick up my pins while
looking through my peep[:@].
A compelling reason to learn instinctive shooting , perhaps ? ;)

bullmoose38 03-02-2005 04:59 PM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
I use a vital bow gear trapper with a light on it. It works great! You will need a light on your sight. You will have trouble seeing your pins no matter what sight you use without a light. Good luck

Techy 03-03-2005 07:19 AM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
Thanks guys. When I get my new VBG i'll test it in the blind, and get a light if I need it. Thanks for the info. It sounds like I'll need the light though.:)

Two Beards 03-03-2005 10:08 PM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 

A compelling reason to learn instinctive shooting , perhaps ?
Thanks, but no thanks. I'll take my chances using pins, especially
out west.;)

DaveC 03-04-2005 04:52 AM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
I had a tritium pin sight glowing brightly in front of me this year while hunting from a completely enclosed ground blind. NICE South Texas ten point standing at 23 yards. I could see him with my eyes, I could see my pin, but I just couldn't see through my peep while in the dark enclosure. I use a "hunter sized" peep right now and I might widdle it out some if I can't learn to do away with it all together.

Once you get your Double bull, definately practice from it in low light conditions before season. That way you will know for sure what you are capable of.

Techy 03-04-2005 09:17 AM

RE: Question on wrapped fiber optics in DB blinds.
 
I have had the double bull for a couple years, I have just never shot my bow out of it. My dad usually uses it for rifle. I will try it as soon as the snow melts:)


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