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Definition of peep sight in English: peep sightnoun A backsight for rifles with a circular hole through which the foresight is brought into line with the object aimed at. Example sentencesExamples - If your rifle is blessed with a front sight, also consider packing a little, auxiliary peep sight that slips into the rear scope base.
- If you don't think that's far take a look at a turkey silhouette at 385 meters through peep sights.
- All rifles are shot with open sights, which means no scopes, peep sights, or any of the other aids that are so familiar to the contemporary sporting shooter.
- The rear sight is a simple peep sight that is screw adjustable for both elevation and windage.
- However, if I raise that rifle's peep sight to the 300 yard setting then it is dead on.
Definition of peep sight in US English: peep sightnounˈpēp ˌsīt A rear sight for rifles with a circular hole through which the front sight is brought into line with the object aimed at. Example sentencesExamples - All rifles are shot with open sights, which means no scopes, peep sights, or any of the other aids that are so familiar to the contemporary sporting shooter.
- However, if I raise that rifle's peep sight to the 300 yard setting then it is dead on.
- If you don't think that's far take a look at a turkey silhouette at 385 meters through peep sights.
- If your rifle is blessed with a front sight, also consider packing a little, auxiliary peep sight that slips into the rear scope base.
- The rear sight is a simple peep sight that is screw adjustable for both elevation and windage.
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