Eyepal® Pinhole Sighting System co-sponsors 2011 CMP National Trophy Matches

The EyePal® Pinhole Sighting System is a co-sponsor at the 2011 CMP National Trophy Pistol, Rifle and Games Matches along with Colt, Glock and Springfield Armory. EyePal produces a clear sight picture that's hard to beat for iron-sight competition shooting. Reflex, red-dots and lasers are in perfect focus every time, no matter what your Rx may be. Even natural 20/15 eyes don't have Depth of Field. Archers are amazed. EyePal - guaranteed performance - getting you back to the range. Made in America by a USAF Vietnam-era veteran. www.eyepalUSA.com 978-635-9162

How and where do I apply the EyePal® pinhole on my glasses?

At the gun shows people ask “How do I know where to place the EyePal on my glasses?” I have air rifles and bows there to demonstrate where the EyePal is placed on either their prescription lenses, or my safety glasses (which I also sell). EyePal is located on the glasses in the line of sight, where the pupil of the eye is looking through the sights to the target. It’s as simple as that. Some customers use two EyePals, one on each lens to obtain clear “binocular vision”. See the images of EyePal placement at www.eyepalUSA.com.

EyePal gets it done with a pinhole

Call it an aperture, peep, or pinhole, they all produce the same thing; depth of field. Make a little hole with your fingers or your hand and when you look through it, WOW! But put your thumb in the field of view and you can see the depth of field that it produces. Now think of what a pinhole can do for iron sight guns; both sights and the target in focus at the same time. Can it be true for archers too? Definitely.