Using Your EyePal®
Tips from the Pros
Once you try it, you'll see that the Eye Pal® is incredibly simple to use and virtually foolproof. But first timers often find a little orientation helpful...
How do I attach
the Eye-Pal to my glasses?
Simply open the top of a well and remove the EyePal® being careful not to drop it. Press the Eye-Pal® onto the clean lens of the glasses. The image above shows a right-handed shooter with an EyePal® located near the bridge of his glasses. Note that the cheek is resting on the comb of the stock. This will put the Eye Pal® in the proper location. It may take a few relocation moves to find your sight-line. Thereafter, you will find it's second nature to always place the Eye-Pal® in the same location.
Can I use the EyePal® with a handgun?
Yes. The handgun sights are well within the depth of focus provided by the EyePal®. Your particular stance will determine the ultimate location of the EyePal® on your eyeglasses.
I shoot with both eyes open. Can I use the Eye Pal®?
Users are being queried as to their results. Most have expressed positive results.
What about my "Dominant eye"?
The EyePal® provides the dominant eye with a sight picture with all elements in focus simultaneously. The EyePal® also removes most of the unwanted peripheral vision and improves the contrast of the image.
I'm a leftie, how do I position the Eye Pal®?
For the rifle shooter, place the EyePal® on the left lens near the bridge of the glasses.
Can I use the Eye Pal with safety glasses?
Yes. A pair of safety glasses with an Eye-Pal® mounted on the lens in the shooter's sight-line is fine. If you are using safety glasses and your reading glasses, attach the Eye-Pal® to your reading glasses.