Yes. The Eliminator Pro is what I ended up going with as well. Absolutely fantastic! And Mitchell, the gentleman that owns the company was incredibly generous and helpful to me in getting it all set up. Two thumbs up!
@DXTBOW Yes I did. I like the peep eliminator but at further distances it covered up the animal. I don't do a lot of long rang shooting but when I had to I had problems. Other than that the Peep eliminator is great.
@mjcrispies I am now using the eliminator pro. I can see the target much better with this sight. the peep eliminator works and works well. I just felt like it covered up to much of the target at further distances.
@ikesoutdoors Thanks for the reply. That's exactly what I was figuring...that the size of this one might block out more of your field of vision. Still a good product, but I'll probably go with the Eliminator Pro Rear Sight for the same reason. Thanks again.
I understand it, I believe it works but no one in mentioning that the string is directly in line between the Vnotch and the sight pins. Seems like the string would block the view of the pins to some extent.
SO are using the Peep eliminator currently Ike? i was thinking of getting one my self. Btw , thank you for all of your reviews, they are always very informative and wel l thought out.:) Cheers
Ike, Which do you prefer so far? The Peep Eliminator or the Eliminator Pro and why? They both look like decent products. Just trying to get any pro's and con's. Thanks!
I’m right handed and I’m right eye dominant, but before I buy one I wanna know which side of the string I look around? I’m not sure if I set one up in line with the string and sight or adjust the sight and eliminator to the side a little bit as well as my rest after, just a little confused and would appreciate your feedback. Thank you!
@OLDSOUTHERNWAY most states out lawed that rangfinder becuase it is mounted on the bow but on their website has a list of states that allows might wanna check it out before you spend that kinda money
Yes. The Eliminator Pro is what I ended up going with as well. Absolutely fantastic! And Mitchell, the gentleman that owns the company was incredibly generous and helpful to me in getting it all set up. Two thumbs up!
@DXTBOW Yes I did. I like the peep eliminator but at further distances it covered up the animal. I don't do a lot of long rang shooting but when I had to I had problems. Other than that the Peep eliminator is great.
@mjcrispies I am now using the eliminator pro. I can see the target much better with this sight. the peep eliminator works and works well. I just felt like it covered up to much of the target at further distances.
Hey Ike,just ordered the multi-dot version this morning,hope it works well.Keep up the good work on these vids.
that bow is sick!!! all black and orange.
@joearcher71 got my peep eliminator and love it.Took no time at all to sight in.Thanks for the vid.Keep it up.
i went with Eliminator Pro awesome sight!! I have NEVER shot better !!!!
@astewart5759 It is an Athens Rellik that I had anodized orange
@ikesoutdoors Thanks for the reply. That's exactly what I was figuring...that the size of this one might block out more of your field of vision. Still a good product, but I'll probably go with the Eliminator Pro Rear Sight for the same reason. Thanks again.
I understand it, I believe it works but no one in mentioning that the string is directly in line between the Vnotch and the sight pins. Seems like the string would block the view of the pins to some extent.
If you cut down that 12lbs of cat whiskers. that might help speed up the bow aswell. haha
Bryan Jeffrey yeah wth was that about XD
That is cool. Nice Product!!!
@theafterpartyify if you get an adapter plate it will
SO are using the Peep eliminator currently Ike? i was thinking of getting one my self. Btw , thank you for all of your reviews, they are always very informative and wel
l thought out.:) Cheers
Hello, Ike i was wondering if the peep eliminator could be used or fit on a junior bow. Thanks alot
That's cool....Have you seen Perrys No Peep?
Ike, Which do you prefer so far? The Peep Eliminator or the Eliminator Pro and why? They both look like decent products. Just trying to get any pro's and con's.
Thanks!
I speed test them at 70 lbs. I shoot my bows at 62 or lower usually
I’m right handed and I’m right eye dominant, but before I buy one I wanna know which side of the string I look around? I’m not sure if I set one up in line with the string and sight or adjust the sight and eliminator to the side a little bit as well as my rest after, just a little confused and would appreciate your feedback. Thank you!
I looked to the left side of the string on mine. I did not have to adjust my rest but I did have to adjust my sight a very tiny bit to the left.
google peep eliminator and it should give you a link to their website. You can buy it there
how much weight does it add to the bow ??
I also watched your Anchor Sight (AS) review. Which is better in your opinion, AS or Peep Eliminator
Peep eliminator is better in my opinion.
I got a question.. Will the peep eliminator or eliminator pro fit well with a Leupold Vendetta rangefinder?
Do you still use this or a traditional peep now? Just wondering which you think is better a peep or this
Ike, what kind of sight is on your wife's bow. I like it.
@OLDSOUTHERNWAY most states out lawed that rangfinder becuase it is mounted on the bow but on their website has a list of states that allows might wanna check it out before you spend that kinda money
DID YOU REPLACED this unit with the ELIMINATOR PRO Sight???
My wife can not close her weak eye or she covers it with a patch. Has anyone shot the peep eliminator with two eyes open with this?
what do you mean by saying you shoot low poundage? you always have reviewed bows set at 70 pounds
@OLDSOUTHERNWAY I honestly can't say because I have no experience with this rangefinder.
is it made of 100% metal?
do you have a web address for the peep eliminator seller....cheers
www.peepeliminator.com
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Ur intro is SOOO LONG. I stoped watching. Quit making intros.