The situation described in the above post explains to a " T"
why I use a No-Peep. It saved my bacon this year on a
good buck because I was out of my usual position when
I drew. The draw felt good, but the NoPeep told me I was
not at anchor. I adjusted to true the NoPeep and released.
Perfect shot. If I had released on the original draw I would
have had an unhappy experience.

I too can stand all day in my back yard and hit the spot without
a peep. It' s the hunting situation that makes the NoPeep worth
many times what it costs. I tried the HindSight first and it worked
too, but I much prefer the NoPeep. I have started working with
a Red Dot sight on one bow and it is looking like it may be the
best sighting set up I have ever used. Has the NoPeep effect
built into it, but without having to have two items mounted on your
bow.

best, dxr