I quit using a peep when I was 18 years old. I had 2 nice 8 pts. walk onto a food plot 10 yds. away. It was still light enough to see the deer well. when I drew on one of them I couldn't see anything. I had even drilled the peep out A few weeks before in anticipation of this happening. Needles to say I did not take the shot. When I got back I took the peep off. It only took a couple of days practicing until I was shooting just as good, and now can shoot in low light situations. Thats why I no longer use a peep shight.

I quit using a peep when I was 18 years old. I had 2 nice 8 pts. walk onto a food plot 10 yds. away. It was still light enough to see the deer well. when I drew on one of them I couldn't see anything. I had even drilled the peep out A few weeks before in anticipation of this happening. Needles to say I did not take the shot. When I got back I took the peep off. It only took a couple of days practicing until I was shooting just as good, and now can shoot in low light situations. Thats why I no longer use a peep shight.

I use a Tubeless peep. No kisser and no string loop.

i use a peep. i've tried to go without one but i guess i'm too used to shooting rifles and using the peep. i suppose i've gotta have that rear sight.

kisser and pins does it for me

I switched to a no-peep last year. I was having problems with groups moving around as cold weather set in during lateseason. Turned out I was changng my anchor point, the no-peep solved the problem. I will never go back to a peep!
-Rick C.

not for hunting. i use a no-peep, but am going to try the anchor sight, which is supposedly a nicer version of the no-peep.

Peep sight for 3D and NO peep sight for hunting.

Peep for me.