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joemf1985

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Feb 27, 2012
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SW Oklahoma
Anyone using this with success? I have a friend who has improved his accuracy drastically using one without a peep the last couple years. I have shot a conventional peep without any problem but am contemplating making the switch.
 

NVBird'n'Big

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May 27, 2011
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Reno, NV
Never heard about it, just looked in to it and it seems pretty cool. I'm in the market for a new sight and would love to hear more about it from people who have used it.
 
Dec 14, 2012
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Minnesota
I tried a different product, similar idea, but they actually get rid of the peep sight on the one I tried. It is VERY hard, or was for me, to try to change from using a peep to not using a peep. On this one you still use your peep, at least it looked like it, so might not be as hard to switch over. I did not keep the system I tried, I just could not get use to it and could not shoot as accurate.

The idea behind the system is good, for beginners in my opinion, but unnecessary I think for someone who has shot for years. If you shoot enough at all distances it should come down to muscle memory, and not having to actively think about checking one more bubble on your sight to make sure your going to hit where you want.
 

westenvy

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Jun 3, 2011
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Parker, CO
I posted pretty much the same question a while back and got little response. Guess it's not as popular as I thought. I bought one and like it a lot. I still use a peep and has increase my accuracy a bunch. It keeps everything in line. Good luck