And not to mention peep rotation in different temperature ranges. If you use a peep that doesn't have the rubber tubing, temp differences can sometimes make for a rotated peep at the worst possible time. One less thing to worry about. AND you pick up a few extra fps by not having the extra weight of a peep and tubing on your string. Free speed.

I really don't even bother with the level on the NP. Out to 25-30yds it ain't gonna make a big deal of difference if the bow is tipped a tad for bowhunting. How accurate is that $.30 level going to be (that's glued in) anyway? Maybe for consistent holding, but for accurate leveling......hmmmmm. In fact, the level fell off of one of my NP's last year. I didn't bother to put it back on. The alignment feature of the NP is far more important than be a half-bubble off.

Just my thoughts-

Edited by - Black Frog on 03/07/2002 17:31:37