Only a Kisser?
 

What's the consensus on using a kisser button only and no peep sight?

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

If you can master it I shot 1 pin and fingers and no peep for years and shot qwuite well when I bought shortata bow I could not shoot like that anymore well

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

My new back-up bow is the Martin Cheetah with a 30" ATA. Why is a short ATA a problem with only a kisser?

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

Thats all I use!!!!And I can hang with the best of them out to 50 yards and it seems to be easier and quicker while in hunting situations that are hapening fast!! Walt

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

Actually, I would ditch the kisser and keep the peep.

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

I shoot both, I tried to ditch the kisser, didn't work for me.

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

That's actually what they are supposed to be used for. Your not supposed to use both, one or the other. The kisser is an alternative to using a peep sight.

A peep is more accurate though, the downside is they don't perform well in low light.

Paul

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

For some, short AtoA bows are a little more difficult to shoot accurately. The least amount of attachments to a string the better as far as speed goes, and the less you have to go wrong. If you can shoot accurately without a peep that is good for they have certainly had their issues for many people. Personally I use a peep and it helps my accuracy a lot.

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

I use them both.

I have a kisser made out of serving thread (sort of like a fat tied on nock) and a peep.
Do I actually need both.....probably not, but having 2 references ensures that everything is lined up properly before I let the arrow go.

RE: Only a Kisser?
 

Ive only used a kisser the past two years---I feel comfortable without a peep, but my accuracy after 25 yards starts to suffer without one...I am going back to one after turkey season this year to prepare for the upcoming deer season.