the above is my experience. You give up one thing for another, depending on a verifier or a clarifier.If looking to clear up the pins, you need a verifier. I've been shooting with one since 2016, couldn't do it without one with my vision. I recommend using one with the absolute lowest power you can. I use one that leaves the pins every so slightly blurry. When the verifier is too powerful it makes close shots hard to get on and the target too blurry at longer stuff. If you have a shop that sells them they will have a sample board/tool for you to try.
Do you not use pins for that setup? Or just shoot with them blurry?I went to no peep, Anchor Sight system 7 years ago and never went back to a peep. Shoot/practice out to 100 yards. My max hunt shoot distance is up to 80 yards under right conditions.
With my contacts I can see far but not up close, without my contacts I can see up close but not far. The peep helps with clearing the pins, but not when the sun goes down. In bright sun my pins are clear, at dawn and dusk and any other low light times they blur up.Only dropped it because eyes got bad enough I had to correct for long distance too, so went to a contact lens and that cleared all of it up.
guess I'm pretty lucky! To note, I don't use a biovision (the equivalent of a biofocal) in my contacts for shooting, as they create glare in lowlight situations. Just a straghat 1.75x power contact. I keep reading glasses handy if I need to see in close like tracks, blood, or onX workWith my contacts I can see far but not up close, without my contacts I can see up close but not far. The peep helps with clearing the pins, but not when the sun goes down. In bright sun my pins are clear, at dawn and dusk and any other low light times they blur up.
With my contacts I can see far but not up close, without my contacts I can see up close but not far. The peep helps with clearing the pins, but not when the sun goes down. In bright sun my pins are clear, at dawn and dusk and any other low light times they blur up.
I'm way too picky.......OCD........anal......particular.......intolerant......to EVER try bifocals or anything of the like. I had a doctor ask me one time if I was interested in monovision......one eye corrected for far and one close. I asked him if he was high. Luckily, at my draw length.......my pins are far enough away that it's not a huge deal right now.guess I'm pretty lucky! To note, I don't use a biovision (the equivalent of a biofocal) in my contacts for shooting, as they create glare in lowlight situations. Just a straghat 1.75x power contact. I keep reading glasses handy if I need to see in close like tracks, blood, or onX work
I'm way too picky.......OCD........anal......particular.......intolerant......to EVER try bifocals or anything of the like. I had a doctor ask me one time if I was interested in monovision......one eye corrected for far and one close. I asked him if he was high. Luckily, at my draw length.......my pins are far enough away that it's not a huge deal right now.
Readers give me an instant headache.....probably because each eye is different for near vision. When I need to do up close work like tying flies, I just take out my contacts and I can see as close as I need to.So she switched me back to far vision and I’m much happier. Just have to dig out the readers if I’m doing close in stuff.