Go larger sight pins - eg .029 - or a Verifier - you will need to determine the appropriate magnification for you....most bow shops should have a Varifier kit...to help you chose the colour and therefore the magnification of the appropriate lens...the effort involved is minimal - just swapping over the peep and installing the lens...

 

Yes they work. If it doesn't do it for you,you can always just screw in a aperture without a lens instead of changing the whole peep out

 

The Specialty Archery peeps are nice in the fact that you can swap different inserts in them out, or remove them completely. So your verifier can screw into it, and it you decide to try it without, you can just take it out with an Allen wrench.

 

I was having the same problem when I got to about 50 . I tried the verifier at my local shop and I believe it saved my archery hobby . For me it was without a doubt the best archery money I've ever spent and it's still working years later . Doesn't cost much to try it . Good luck .

 

When everything is right, by getting the right size lens, you will wonder how you ever got by without it. I sure know that's what has happened to me. Night and day difference.

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I like the single pin over multi-pins. Yes, the Right verifier makes a difference as does a lens over a single pin. As mentioned, your dealer has a kit to help you pick the right power verifier or clarifier if you decide to use a lens. Usually you don't need a clarifier with a lens 4 power or less. If you prefer multi-pins the verifier is the way to go, without a doubt.

 

Get a Nite Hawk peep. I will clear up your pin and target.

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Hi Ken,

just wanted to report back, that I have run several arrows through the bow now with your peep..............it is confirmed, this is easily the best investment I have made!......You are right, groups have been incredibly tighter at any distance

Thanks, Again

John

 

Yes, this helps slightly. But in my opinion get a verifier, It works much better.

 

I had trouble seeing my pins clearly; installed a Specialty Archery peep & verifier and it not only cleared up my pins but also made the target sharper. - John

 

Could not shoot without a verifier. Definitely worth it for me. Go to a shop that has the Specialty Archery test device (you can try all available verifiers...)

 

It was worth every cent I paid for it, I would have paid triple the price!

 

hey Hoss, I sent you a pm yesterday but my sent box says nothing went did you get my pm? any way I have one if you are interested. DR

 

I agree with the guys above. The only downside is keeping it from getting a big ole drop of water in there in the rain on a soggy hunt, or dirt and junk.....I check mine regularly on hunts and sometimes wrap a small piece of alu foil over it if its pouring.

 

If not for my verifier I would have had to relearn the art of instinctive shooting wich I havent done since I was like 14 or something, but it is how I learned to shoot.
One tip I can impart is to clean the lense with an anti fog solution before you go out hunting. Nothing more frustrating than drawing back on a deer only to have a fogged lense and no shot, been there done that one!!

 

Go with it and never look back...pun intended.....unless you get Lasik surgery

 

does it clear up the sight picture though...

 

No only the pins, if want clearer sight pic then go with a clarifier or another option is the tru-spot scope & clarifier it is like shooting a peep sight on a rifle.

 

You have never used a Nite Hawk peep or else you would not say such a foolish statement. Since the Nite Hawk peep eliminates the diffraction all round holed peeps have it is only logical that you will see both your pins and your target clearer.

And that is part of the reason your accuracy improves.

 

A #4/silver verifier is the first change I make on a new bow. I wear glasses for downrange clarity and the verifier brings the pins into clarity.

 

I found out a verifier will work excellent if you don't wear your glasses while shooting, my glasses are bi-focals and have some correction for distance also. I have always shot with both eyes open but I am finding out at least with my eyes that if I remove my glasses and close my left eye (right handed shooter) I can see the target and my pins very clear. I am no expert on vision but it seems your eyes cant look thru 2 different type of lenses and see objects clear. By removing my glasses and closing my left eye and using the correct verifier I can see and shoot like I used to 15-20 years ago. Its like learning to shoot all over again but the ability to see multiple pins and also see a clear target also is worth the change.

 

What is happening is you are using the lens in the verifer to replace your glasses. With both eyes open each eye is seeing something slightly different. So the to your mind the picture is fuzzy. I bet your depth perception is effected to.

 

By the way, Specialty finally came out with a larger peep and verifier which is bigger than the 1/4 inch version, I think its 5/16, I will be getting on of those soon. Letting more light in plus being able to use larger scope sights will make this a nice peep to get.

 

Ken Why don't you send me 1 of your peeps to test & I will let you know if it is better than my clarifier that I already have & works GREAT!.

 

I've got a couple I'll send you. Just pay for shipping. Won't got in any of my bows again


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What about if your target looks blurry with a single pin sight with a 4x lens in the sight? Will a clarifier peep help that?


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#1 clarifier

 

Target blurry clarifier, pins blurry varifier.

 

This! I had the same problem and went with a #2 Clarifier. Cleared the target right up. Pin stayed clear.

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What brand? Specialty?


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That's what I use. They have a variety of aperature sizes too. If you have the peep housing already, it'll cost you another $25 or so for the clarifier.

 

What's the normal size? I see everything from 3/64 to 3/16. I have just a normal peep not sure of size


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1/8" is the biggest for the regular housing. To get 3/16" you'd have to get the 1/4" large housing.

I'm using a 1/16", but I have a smaller scope.