Anyone tried a IQ retina lock bow sight?

[tbrady]

These are the sights that don't need a peep to give you a consistent anchor point.  They look interesting but I think I would shoot slower trying to center the retina lock than just centering the bowsight in my peep which seems to happen naturally...

http://www.iqbowsights.com/

[lokidog]

I think there was another thread about this?

I have used the retina lock type no-peep (predecessor to this?), and really liked it.  It does not take any more time to glance at it when shooting.  It is not a "sight" to be lined up as much as it is a quick reference to make sure you are holding your bow the same as usual. I don't know how this one specifically works but the one I used was lined up with your bow drawn in your normal pposition.  It was really easy to see when you are torqing your bow.

[D-Rock425]

If I shot one I'd still use a peep. 

[tbrady]

If I shot one I'd still use a peep. 

Hmm, but don't you suffer from a severe case of OCD? 

[HUNT-HARD]

Weird I shoot one also and still use a peep

[D-Rock425]

I can make that little dot line up with out even being totally anchored.

[andrebeergog]

I put an IQ retina lock site on my bow last year and it instantly made me a more consistent shooter.   As a beginner it was money well spent.  I still shoot it with a peep as well.  I can't really imagine getting it dialed in to the point where you could shoot it without one.

[lokidog]

I can make that little dot line up with out even being totally anchored.

So what does this mean?  Good, bad? I don't know the sensitivity of the IQ sight but the no-peep attachment was spot on if the dot was lined up.   

[spin05]

Was just looking at these today at Cabelas. Cool concept. looked well built. Not sure about the no peep idea thou

[Jayfire83]

If you calibrate the retina lock properly it works very well.