Dampland

When I bought my Parker bow 2 years ago, it came with a cheapo peep sight installed.

On my old bow, I actually took it off, because I couldn't stand it. At dawn & dusk, I can't see my pins worth a damn.

When I bought the new Parker, I also started shooting w/ release for the first time (finger tab in the past) I LOVE my new bow, and it is very accurate. I just want to upgrade my peepsight.

WHAT BRAND PEEP SIGHT DO YOU RECOMMEND?

nubo

I'd try the Fletcher Tru Peep myself ,I used to have the tube peep but after it breaking many time's I just couldn't trust it and I couldn't stand the noise it made as well.
I went to the Tru Peep and all my problem's have been solved ,it rotate's itself into position ,no more annoying noise from the tube ,and you can pick them up with 3 different sized hole's ,small ,medium and large hole .The large work's great for hunting .I went for the medium because I like to shoot 3D as well .They recommend the small for 3D and the large for hunting ,so I chose the med for both .For 5 buck's what more can you ask for .
Right now I have a no-peep sitting here ,but I don't want to try to use it sooo close to hunting season ,I had it on earlier this season but wasn't able to get it working .After taking the no-peep offI found that the no-peep wasn't the problem ,biut it was my string nock that was out of location .I'll try it again after the hunting season is over.

nubo

ranchand99

I like my pro view angled peep.It's just right for shorter axle to axle length bows,and it has a 1/4" opening.I like tube style,but if you don't then I would recommend the fletcher that nubo recommended.
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dick_cress

I went to the No-Peep because when the moment of truth came my string would be in the way of the peep. I don't have that problem any more and low light shooting is much improved.

JeramyK

If I were to recommend a peep it would be for the Fletcher Tru Peep as Nubo mentioned. I'm no fan of the rubber tubing.

cap

Nite hawk peep sight

ButchA

I just use a common Shurz-a-peep. It works great and made a world of different when I got it installed at the bow shop.

http://www.cabelas.com/information/Archery/Shurz-A-Peep.html

hunohio

Like nubo, I use the Fletcher Tru Peep. I like that fact the string is only split two ways, not three, so you always have a clear sight window. Of course, you have to have a string that doesn't twist when you draw back.

Dampland

Thanks guys.


Anyone else want to suggest one?

Dampland

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I like my pro view angled peep.It's just right for shorter axle to axle length bows,and it has a 1/4" opening.I like tube style,but if you don't then I would recommend the fletcher that nubo recommended.
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Thanks, but this is actually the one I currently have on my bow, and it is driving me crazy. I need a bigger peephole, ...one that works better in lowlight