My dad and I plan on getting the lens kits for our HHA 1 5/8 sights but arent sure if we should go with the 4x mag or 6x, any opinions?
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I'd say a 4x......
I've read posts in the past of needing to have a clarifier peep for anything over 4x lens.
Might want to search around ArcheryTalk. -
FWIW, it's just added weight on the string and more expense.
But, if you're interested I know Specialty archery makes good quality peeps with interchangable apetures and clarifiers, but they're a little pricey.
Might be able to find a good deal on amazon or ebay.Comment
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4 for sure
i have the 4 and if the deer or pig is 15 yards i have a tough time picking my exact target bc its so magged... any more mag and i wouldnt see anything but brown in my sight.
I have the clarifier too, i love my setupComment
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What are the clarifiers?
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Aperatures you can buy and screw into your peep....
check out the link. It'll answswer most of your questions I bet.Comment
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Interested on these clarifiers. Do I need to get a new peep if I get one? Does it really make a difference especially with the 4x magnification lense?Comment
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Speciality peep makes a peep that accepts clarifiers and verifiers. It is a confusing issue and unless you are willing to buy a whole box of different sizes, it's best to try them out at your pro shop to find which one you need and which size. One has a lens, one doesn't. The lenses come in different powers too. I don't have a lens in the peep (which I think is a verifier); it makes the peep aperture smaller so it fits my scope housing size.
As far as lenses, it depends on what you are doing. Indoor shoots may be best with a 6X but anything outdoors over a longer distance would best be served with a 4x or even a 2x. I know some pros that don't use a lens at all.
FWIW- I use a 4X lens for most of my target shooting; I don't use a lens for hunting.Comment
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