You are missing something, the way the bracket is designed you have to mount it on the inside of your sights. Well if you mount it so the No Peep is to the back of the riser you might be able to put it on the outside. However the No Peep bracket is not countersunk like the brackets on most sights so you would have to use a flat head screw. And the outside of the sight bracket will have to be perfectly flat and parallel to the riser.

You will most likely have to change the windage and possibly the elevation on your sights any way because of the very slight changes to your form. For one you will be looking to the left or right of your string rather thru it, so you will have to compensate with a slight windage change.

Also if you used to center the pin in the peep at different yardarges you may have to change your pin gap slightly as well. When you center the pin in the peep your anchor changes slighty at each pin setting as the yardarge increases. With the no peep your anchor will remain the same irregardless of yardage. To compensate for this you may have to open up the pin gap slightly at longer yardages.

You may even have to re-tune your bow slightly because of the changes you made. Depends on how anal you are.

Paul