peep site twist???
#1
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Spike
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 73
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i got a meta peep by G5 i think.. and shoot a loop with a releasew.. been back to the bow shop 3 times, and the guy still cant get it to line up quite right... anyone use peep aligners.. or jhave any ideas what to do.. use to have a tube/peep.. but tubes break, and can fail at bad times ... anyway any ideas??? other wise back to the tube i think..
#2
I use the TRU-Ball Speed Nock. I hated adding the extra weight but it's really not that bad and I do get perfect peep alignment everytime.
http://www.truball.com/noks.html
http://www.truball.com/noks.html
#3
Fork Horn
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 149
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From: Mississippi
I had a problem w/ peep alignment when I had a sub par string on my bow... If you have a pretty good string you should not have that big of a problem if you bow tech ties your loop in right....
#4
ORIGINAL: odom82
I had a problem w/ peep alignment when I had a sub par string on my bow... If you have a pretty good string you should not have that big of a problem if you bow tech ties your loop in right....
I had a problem w/ peep alignment when I had a sub par string on my bow... If you have a pretty good string you should not have that big of a problem if you bow tech ties your loop in right....
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2185934
#6
Make sure your loop is TIGHT. REALLY TIGHT.
Rotate it until it's aligned, i.e. you draw and the peep is where you want it. Then let down and put a dab of clear cement on the knots where they meet the string, and let the bow sit for a day.
This is what I do to stop the problem every time I tie on a new loop.
Rotate it until it's aligned, i.e. you draw and the peep is where you want it. Then let down and put a dab of clear cement on the knots where they meet the string, and let the bow sit for a day.
This is what I do to stop the problem every time I tie on a new loop.




