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Jami Ritter
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Sweet! I've never seen one of these. Just dusted the bow off and have been tossing a few at the old target. I'm going to check into one of these.
Thanks guys.
Jami
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Prieser
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Just got back from the range over lunch. The more I shoot with the peep, the more I want an anchor for my bow. I just don't know if I have the time to practice up with a new set up before the season. Oh well, next year for sure.
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rvdoc
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I shoot left handed and it works great. I still use my peep and use the anchor site for reference to know if I'm torquing the bow or not. I can see the anchor sight through the peep. Chicken to take of the peep. It's amazing just how far off it changes by your grip placement.
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big G
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I messed around with a laser, about 10 years ago. I had a machinist make me a mount for my bow (gov't project at work  ) and mounted it. I sighted it in at 20 yards. It was AMAZING how much the red dot from the pointer would move, left and right, just with tightening or loosening my grip on the bow. I used it as a teaching tool, to teach me to pull and hold the bow the same everytime. I could drive tacks at 20 yards, shooting from the hip, with that laser on my bow. Of course, I removed it before hunting season, but would put it on every fall, to make sure I had my routine down right 
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Locoarcher
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Does anyone one know if it will work with a sightmaster?
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