can you guys tell me what you think about these two products ,good bad or other wise. i am thinking of trying one of these but i can not decide which one, i have a peep on but i have a hard time seeing through it in low light and was wondering if any of these would help.
thanks
BUZZER

Drill your peep hole out.

I use both a no-peep and a big hole peep on the same bow. I had to invest in arrow nocks, if I shoot at the same thing, twice.

I use a hind sight and it works pretty nice for hunting. The cross hairs are bright so I can see at low light. I would recomend the hind sight, but it takes practice and a good anchor point.

I kept drilling out a peep larger and larger as my eyes got older. I went to a no-peep and can easily shoot in very low light. I know quite a few others who also swear by it. I haven' t looked at the hindsight

I would go with the No-Peep. I was having trouble maintaining the same grip after I wouldn' t shoot for a while. No I don' t have to worry about it because the No-Peep tells me when I' m holding different. My groups have become smaller and I can shoot later in the evening.

I also use the no-peep,IMO it will make you a better shooter,it will let you know if your anchor point is off or if your torquing your bow,it will also let you shoot in low light conditions more easily.

If you aren' t trying to squeeze more speed out of your setup like most people seem to be, I would try going with a large peepsight along with a no peep. Using the larger peep will let more light in while the no peep helps you to keep a consistent anchor that would possbily be harder after going to a larger peep hole.

I switched to the No Peep a short while ago and yesterday I shot a group of eight arrows in the heart area of my 3-D target that was the size of a silver dollar.

I am ONE SATISFIED No Peep user and highly recommend it.

NewYorkHunter are you uses both now.

Am I using both now? I just got the no peep and installed in yesterday. THe next time I shoot, I plan on sighting in while using both. I will be basically using the no peep as another torque indicator.