Well, I have been wanting a Timberland No-Peep for a while and finally bought one. It eliminates the need for a peep sight. It sort of turns you eye into the rear sight and forces you, if lined up correctly, to shoot from the same anchorpoint every time, making for a consistent shot every time if your pins are sited in. Only shot with it a few times today, and already am getting adjusted to not having a peep sight. I am really going to like it.

The pro-shop owner sorta bugged me though because he felt the need to basically tell me my bow is old and outdated. It's in great shape, I bought it brand new and have had it for four seasons.ago. It is a PSE Nova. He acted like it was a stick and a piece of fishing line, though. He was just trying hard to sell me a new bow, I guess. If a bow is cared for, it isn't going to be obselite (sp?) after just four seasons. May not be as smooth as a Matthews that I cannot afford right now, but it will kill a deer just the same. Dead is dead. Anyway, thought I'd tell you all about the No-peep. Hopefully I will bag one with it this year.

You will really like it when hunting in low light conditions!I put one on four years ago and will always have it on my hunting bows.ENJOY

I would avoid that place like the plague. I just replaced my bow after 15 seasons and not because I needed to. I took two deer with it last year and it was my first compound bought in 1990. I seriously think it would have lasted me the rest of my life if I wanted it to. This bow I just bought I expect to hunt with another 15 years lol.

Lord forbid a bow be nothing more than a stick with a string on it! j/k
Congrats on your no-peep. If you took a rubberband peep sight off you just gained about 10-15 fps!

Like you said, dead is dead, I hope dead a few this season.

I have been considering hunting with a Nova for part of this season. Nothing wrong with that. As for the No-Peep, it is one of the few archery gadgets that I have yet to try. I never saw the need personally though I can understand why some folks get into it.

I went into a shop (I wont say where or in what state), and the guy tried telling me my 04 pro tec was outdated and I NEEDED a Vtec. I kindly told him that when I wanted a new bow, I would come to him and tell him what I wanted, but I was paying him to recommend a new lens for my sight, not to sell me a bow.Some will think I was rude, but with some people you just have to tell them how it is, or they just wont get it.

I've become a better shooter since switching to the No-Peep. I went from relying on a peep sight and kisser button to using nothing but the No-Peep now. I couldn't be happier.

I think you will really be happy with it. I started shooting a bow in '99, that was early on in the "NO-PEEP" days. The shop owner had one that was sent to him to try and he thought it was just another "gimmick". Since I didn't know what it was like to even shoot with a peep, I bought it from him and it just seemed so comfortable to use from the start. Its always done well in low light conditions, but I wonder if newer ones are even better yet.

I put one on my bow about 3 years ago and it has helped my shooting tremendously.

has anyone here shot with a Aimpoint sight??