It depends on how much light you have and how good you are. You can still shoot that way but it's not as clear a sight picture. What they were trying to say with the dime and the dart and all that, if you shoot with both eyes open you'll still beable to center it. I offer it will be harder in poor light. And we know we get a lot of shady and early/late shots. I'd break the bow down and twist the string to bring the peep back to square... or........ I'd walk the loop around the string to make it square. It's best to have it nice and tidy... but you can shoot with a twist. It's just a little less clear.

Yes. (Duh)....Sorry![8D] That's exactly what I meant to say.

No

I don't think it would make a difference. Just because you now have an egg instead of a perfect circle,it doesn't meanthe verticle centerline of the peep sight itselfhas changed. Because of that, if you center the pin sight inside the "egg", theleft/right poi should theoretically remain the same.

I too shoot as you do and have experimented while having that same problem. The only real difference in my shots was due to me not liking the egg which instilled a lack of confidence in me.

You string is stretching and all you need to do is put the bow in a press and rotate the string 1/2 turn in the right direction. Note: after you do this, don't expect it to come in right away. It always took about a dozen shots for mine to settle. Oh, stay at the bowshop while you attempt to do this. Sometimes 1/2 is not enough. I'm lucky I had a homemade bow press that I welded up so it cost me no money or gas.

Well.....What "I" have to fight when I shoot targets is....maintaining the "halo" around my sight ring.

What I've learned about me is......I let the sight housing creep to the left in my peep picture. What I HAVE to do is....maintain the halo....and see daylight on the left side of my sight housing.

So....if my peep's twisted....and I try to maintain the "daylight"/"halo" on the left side.....where would my arrow go?

In case you're wondering....I dropped a lot of points at a 3D shoot this morning.[:@]

It depends if your string is twisting clockwise or counter clockwise.

If c/w then your poi will be more left

If c/cw then your poi will be more right

I was thinking left but I might be just as confused on this one now. I should know better I am weak on the tech side of things.[:@]
Any chance to capture a pic of this?

I said earlier that my peep wasn't fully rotating around. I'm not quite sure how to explain which way it's pointing....but I think that should tell you what you're looking for.