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I was looking at NECG web site for scope mounts for my newly acquired Chapuis DR 9.3 x 74 and noticed that EAW makes a peep sight that fits in the rear mounting base for the Quic Loc system. This might solve my ageing eyes problem.

Has anyboby used this sight or comments please?


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Posts: 1928 | Location: Lafayette, LA | Registered: 05 October 2007Reply With Quote
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Butch,

Yes, I bought the peep from NECG as part of the EAW pivot mounts for the scope on my .375 H&H. Tried to use it, but just couldn't get the hang of it.

Luckily I also had a fold down broad vee single leaf back sight, too. I had that welded upright and can shoot up to 100 yds with irons despite my aging (aged Frowner) eyes.

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I also have the EAW pivot mounts and peep sight on my 500 Jeffery. The peep works just fine, I only wish it was an integeral part of the base, similar to Jim Brockman's pop-up peep sight.
 
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I have the EAW style peep for my Sako 308. I have not sighted it in. BUT. I used the same idea on my Savage 99 .358. I have the weaver QD rings from Leupold. I can QD the scope and use the Weaver style peep from NECG. It is sighted in and I have used it during bad weather hunting for whitetail. I keep the peep in a butt stock pack by Eagle Industries. Any item I order from NECG works as advertised. Good luck. Packy
 
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Biggest problem I find making peeps work is they have to be very close to your eye or very large. I haven't seen a DR application yet that works except for a tang mount but I would only put it in a PG gun not one for DG. $.02.
 
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I have one (NECG) on a Ruger RSM in 458 Lott and like it a lot (no pun intended). I'm 65 and it works for me MUCH better than the "standard" wide vee rear site which I can't see very well any more.

Quicker also Big Grin

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Posts: 626 | Location: The soggy side of Washington State | Registered: 13 July 2003Reply With Quote
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Thanks. I knew you guys could help.


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Posts: 1928 | Location: Lafayette, LA | Registered: 05 October 2007Reply With Quote
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Have any of you guys taken out the peep and just used the hole? Seems like it would make acquiring and seeing the target easier.


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