no peep
#2
i would say you could get used to it, as long as you make sure you have the exact same anchor every time you should shoot fine.
the peep is just one more thing to help make sure your anchor is the same everytime.
the peep is just one more thing to help make sure your anchor is the same everytime.
#3
x2. Or get different strings, or a peep sight that has the rubber tubing that straightens it out when you draw
#4
If its twisting are you shooting fingers or release? If your shooting a release it is either installed wrong or something is binding. As far as not using one, as long as you mantain good shooting form you might not even realize you don't have one any more. But when your on stand taking a shot is when it will really show up. Make sure you keep body and bow inline or you will miss the critter. Learned that the hard way!
#5
Have you seen a No Peep ? I have used one for several years and love it. Don't lose light and it will help with torque also..take a look. I believe there is a sight out now that was one built into it.
http://www.bowhunting.net/evaluation...ne-NoPeep.html
http://www.bowhunting.net/evaluation...ne-NoPeep.html
#6
Have you seen a No Peep ? I have used one for several years and love it. Don't lose light and it will help with torque also..take a look. I believe there is a sight out now that was one built into it.
http://www.bowhunting.net/evaluation...ne-NoPeep.html
http://www.bowhunting.net/evaluation...ne-NoPeep.html
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Adirondacks
Posts: 1,305
The other day I was reading a bow mag at the docs office while waiting for my father.It had all the new gear in it.There's several new no peep sights available all with somewhat different designs.Check them out and see which is for you.
#9
It didnt take me long at all to get used to it. Once you use it a while you almost forget its there and just glance at it. It will make you more consistent with your form. If you change anything it will show you. I will never use a traditional peep again.