Rack-Attack,

Its not about speed at all. If I don' t need one, why use it? It is just another thing to worry about. I have months to practice, I have very good form, and I always have a kisser button here if I need it. I can always install a peep if I feel it is nessacary, but, I really don' t think that it is. All a peep is, is a hole that helps you judge your form. This past year, I was at the point where the peep was no use. I looked through it, but, that was only because it was in my sight view. I was at the point where I drew my bow back, didn' t focus on the peep at all, just focused on the pins, and shot.

I am not using this bow for any target or 3-D shoots. It is just for hunting. I could see having a peep if I was into 3-D shooting, but, that is only because you are trying to hit a EXACT spot. Don' t get me wrong, when I am hunting, I am picking a spot and trying to hit it, but, I have more margin for error. By this I mean that if I hit within two inches of where I am aiming, I am still going to get a good shot, but, when 3-D shooting, you are trying hit a nickel sized target.

I am going to give it a try and see how it works. I don' t see any downside to trying it out.