Lyman Aiming Sight - Compact Black Scope Kit with Two Apertures

I never expected something this simple to make as big a difference. Excellent product.

I like target shooting, EyePal was the best money I spent in a long time.After several years I went back to the shooting range on April 9th, I could not see the sights and almost gave up shooting. Browsing for a solution, I found EyePal and decided to try it. Today April 16th, I went back to the range and was ecstatic, because now I can enjoy target shooting with my open sight rifles again.I would like to have an easier way to remove the sticker to reposition it. When I applied the sticker on my glasses, I did not realize that they moved, lesson learned. Also, eye position changes depending on the rifle, making repositioning necessary.

Very well made and packaged. These do the job very well but are very expensive

Works as advertised. Don’t expect the product to improve poor marksmanship. Do your part and it will do it’s part.

I was at the range shooting my Mosin Nagant last weekend. I wear prescription glasses and even with these, I was having hard time to see the front post clearly. The 12" splatter target from 100 yards away was merely a tiny blurry dot which made it almost impossible to aim accurately. Then I put up an EyePal sticker to my dominant side and adjusted position several times. It was extremely easy to stick on and peel off, kudos to the clever design. When I got back to the sight picture I was immediately blown away! The front post was crystal clear, the round shape of the target also became very clear, I could even tell the center red dot from its surroundings, and the dot was only 2" in diameter! Next I put 15 rounds on that target and the final group was 5", the best I've got out of my Mosin, lovely! The EyePal Rifle Kit has proved to be very effective in this process, and has made my experience of shooting a rifle with iron sights very enjoyable with far less frustration. I recommend it to anyone who are struggling with iron sights, you will be pleasantly surprised by it!

The Eyepal works great for target practice, so I probably would give it a 3 or 4 rating. Not a 5 because it is fairly worthless for hunting or self defense. It blocks too much of the field of vision, but I knew that before I purchased the set. The reason for the 1 rating is that I did not receive a set. I received a double case with only one Eyepal. I contacted Lyman customer service and was told if I provided proof of puchase they would send the missing piece. It never came. I called again and was told it was in the system and on the way. That was months ago and I still have not received it.

This is a great optical "trick" to heighten sight contrast when using typical open rifle sights. I'd tried the concept with a square of electrical tape and a small hole punched (thumbtack, finish nail, etc.), and it really tightens groups.This option is much more durable, and sticks without adhesive to even my trifocal lenses. Remember Colorforms? It reminds me of that - secure, non-marring, and no gunky residue to clean off when you remove. Two in the pack is a nice feature - lets me offer one to a range partner to try out. This will probably help sell at least a few more...

I don't understand why it works, but it does. I have "Over 40 Eye Disease". My eyes can't focus close if I'm wearing my corrective lenses (usually contacts) to see far. It made iron sights impossible. This product on my shooting glasses make it possible for me to see the sights on my M1 and the target at the same time.

Really good for old gunner