Bighorn peepsite recomendations (I DID A SEARCH ALREADY)

[markts]

What peepsite are you all happy with on your bighorn?? Mark

[Wacenturion]

Scroll down and see my reply....and father down where to get them.....best price you'll find....great site.


http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,39525.0.html

[ribka]

Wacenturion hooked me up last year and I put a peep site on my bighorn. Really helped with groups.
Used the same company. Best prie around

[Crunchy]

I looked at that Williams Peep and my only concern is the apeture size seemed rather small.  I would like one but would need to be the same size roughly as my bow peep 3/16 or so.

[markts]

Scroll down and see my reply....and father down where to get them.....best price you'll find....great site.


http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,39525.0.html Thanks for the link. Mark

[Lowedog]

I put the WIlliams Ghost Ring Aperture on my Bighorn and really like it.  It will slide right in place of your current blade sight.  Only like $14.

 

[Blsum]

I've got a william's WGRS peep site on both my Big horn and my Black Diamond. I'm very impressed with them and would highly recomend them.

[Whitelightning]

I use the Williams WGRS on my White's. I also have the Fire Site Ghost Ring as posted above think mine was $9.95. As far as the peep hole size you can purchase differant size including the Twilight aperture which has a contrasting copper ring helps in low light situations. The Fire Site Ghost ring has a massive opening as it should and the green dots are good to help identify the front post. The Ghost ring could be mounted farther up the barrel instead of on the receiver if you wanted too. I dont know about the Big Horn but on my White's they are awesome.

[KTMSMOKER]

Do you like the peep or ghost ring better and why? Thanks

[Lowedog]

I haven't used a standard peep so I can't really compare.  What I do like about the ghost ring is that it is similar to a peep on a bow string and you have a lot of visibility. 

[whacker1]

Use the williams.  You can get multiple size aperatures for the peep site.  If you don't like the standard 4 they offer, you can unscrew the aperature and use it like a ghost ring.    I site in with the smallest and then if I get in a low light pinch, I unscrew the aperature and just make sure my shots are a little closer.