You want me to tell you something that will tick you off even more. If you move your knocking point you will have to re-adjust the No Peep. So if your going to do it, you better do it now before you get the no peep exactly where you want it.

I don't see how leaving the peep sight in would work when setting up the no peep, unless you are going to use the peep in conjunction with the no peep. You could use it to get your elevation set correctly I guess. However when you take the peep out you are going to have to move the No Peep over to the left or the right because you will be looking to one side or another of the string. A No Peep is basically like setting up a Red Dot sight on bow. They are both a pain in the butt, and any time you change anything it may effect it.

Also when setting up the No Peep you have to have a very consistant grip or it will be a night mare trying to get it right. I think it's worth it in the end though. The only thing I don't like about it is I like to change equipment and set ups alot. This makes it very hard to do know. I can't just swap sights really quick and go shoot. Since the no peep attaches under the sight it will move when I take my sights off. Oh well, maybe it will force me to quit tinkering with my bow so much.

Paul