gzg38b

Has anyone ever tried these? It seems like it would be a good idea. I want to get rid of my peep sight because those last 10 minutes of light are the best hunting and thats too dark to use my peep. It also prevents you from torquing your grip.

joe832002

i like that idea can you put that on any sight or does it come all together as one?

gzg38b

You can put it on any sight. It only costs about 30 bucks. I'm thinking about putting one on my Vital single pin sight and getting rid of my peep.

Arthur P

Actually, it supposedly let's you know when you ARE torquing your grip, but only while you're aiming. Doesn't do anything to keep you from doing it.It also doesn't keep you from anticipating the shot and grabbing the handle when you release, which is also a great way to torque the grip. So take that claim with a few tons of salt.

mobow

With the peep on the string, your pupils dialate because of the restricted light through the peep. This affects your downrange eyesight, how depends on whether you are near sighted or far sighted. With the recticle on the riser, there is no restricted light thus your downrange vision is better.

Trembow

Everyone that I know who has tried one has liked it.

joe832002

so you take the peep out and this on your bow? were can you get these at? any good places on line to find them?

gzg38b

www.hindsightco.com or cabelas.

Paul L Mohr

I tried the hindsite extreme and a No Peep and I like the No Peep better. Both work but the No Peep is easier to use for me, takes up less space, has less weight and was more accurate for me.

After using the No Peep for a while I took it off and don't use anything now, I just go peepless unless it's a target set up.

Paul

reflex03

I have been wanting to shoot one of these....Let me get this cleared up you can just buy the backpiece to the site??