saw a commercial for this the other day. anybody got one that could say how it is? does it eliminate the need for a peep sight? if you have a peep sight, does this sight not have any advantages over a normal bow sight?
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Checked them out on their website, looks like a good idea and does not require? eliminates peep.
But for $200 I think I am gonna wait and see what others have to say
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It does look like a good idea. I'm curious how bright that retina lock is in low light conditions though. I dont think its illuminated or glow. I would have to use one before I bought it.Comment
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i think it is more like a reg site just with the anchor site bilt in ?
anchor sites are about 100 bucks and yes you still need your peep site
i think its a good idea , wanted one but when another rout
you could be the first buy it use it post up on how well it works !Comment
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Good idea, but im shootin fine with my Copper John, Think I will keep on with the one I have.Comment
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This is similar/same as using a standard pin sight and adding the "no peep" alignment device. Timberline made the NoPeep" for years & stopped making the No Peep 10-12 months ago. It appears that IQ just incorporated the No Peep into the one design.
I use the No Peeps on my bows. It eliminates the peep on the string. When the black dot is centered on the green dot (your comfortable alignment) and the pins are set up, you are good to go. You are looking at the black on green and at your pins at the same time. A bunch of TBH use the No Peep.Comment
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i have never heard of a no peep. i was planning on getting a spot hogg sight but the IQ with retina lock caught my eye. just not sure if its better site for the money overallComment
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Looks like a real nice site.Comment
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