Friday, December 24, 2010
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EyePal®Aperture, Iron Sights and Bow sights
Have you ever had a deflection off of that twig or branch that you didn't see? In both the Iron-sight shooter and bow communities, vision challenges are more prevalent than many want to admit. The fix is the EyePal® Aperture Sighting Kit and it is super easy to use on prescription and safety glasses. If you have contacts, EyePal fits perfectly on your safety glasses, too. Clears up 98% of common vision troubles. No more fuzzy vision. See what you've been missing. Won't work with a scope and but no scope is needed because you get a scope sight picture with an aperture! www.eyepalUSA.com
Monday, August 17, 2009
Added disclosure
I'm new to this and I need to say that I make a product called EyePal, a pinhole sighting system that provides a clear and sharp sight picture for iron-sight shooters. With that comes an invitation to EyePal users to comment on their experience as well as those who use other products.
Charlie
Charlie
Iron sights and vision
Hello everyone,
I'm starting a general blog here with a slant toward iron-sight shooters. Iron-sight target shooting is a new hobby for me but my vision isn't what it used to be. Vision is a huge issue for all shooters, young and old. I know that there are products out there that can help with this problem. And there is the standard sighting procedure of focussing on the front sight only. What's your experience?
Charlie
I'm starting a general blog here with a slant toward iron-sight shooters. Iron-sight target shooting is a new hobby for me but my vision isn't what it used to be. Vision is a huge issue for all shooters, young and old. I know that there are products out there that can help with this problem. And there is the standard sighting procedure of focussing on the front sight only. What's your experience?
Charlie
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