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Can anyone explain the NO PEEP sight

Old 08-18-2003 | 10:06 AM
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Timberline Archery makes something called a NO PEEP. Can anyone explain how this device works? Does it work?


i currently use the rubber hose but it' s already wearing out from the practice.
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Old 08-18-2003 | 10:18 AM
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Default RE: Can anyone explain the NO PEEP sight

It is an eye alignment device that allows you to hit the same anchor point every time without a peep sight.

go to www.timberline-archery.com
they show you step by step how it works.
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Old 08-18-2003 | 10:31 AM
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The " No Peep" requires you to line up a small circle inside of a larger circle. Once it is set up to match your own anchor point, head, eye, and arm alignment you will not be able to align the " No Peep" again without aligning all the other factors in the same way you did when you set it up. In other words, your form will be the same everytime you shoot if you line up the " No Peep" . In my own experience, this even includes any change in bow/hand torque as well. Once you get used to using the " No Peep" you will find yourself aligning it via your perifial vision and won' t even realize your using it. Needless to say, I' m sold on it.
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Old 08-18-2003 | 11:14 AM
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Default RE: Can anyone explain the NO PEEP sight

Tryed one a could not use it , the hind-sight is a much better product IMO and it teaches you the things the nopeep claims to for real . The hind sight is not off to the side either its right inline with your sight picture .
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Old 08-18-2003 | 12:03 PM
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I have a No-Peep and it has helped my form alot. Last year I kept changing my grip without realizing it until now. Mine sits right below my pins and don' t even notice that I' m using it, but I am, and it has helped correct my form and keep a constant anchor.
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Old 08-18-2003 | 02:50 PM
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I use the no-peep on my hunting bow and highly recommend it. The real beauty in this product is, you don' t have to use it if you don' t want to, but it' s there as long as you want it. Also, make a change on your sight and you don' t have to touch the no-peep. It' s as worry free and effective as any sighting aid I' ve tried (for hunting). Products like the hind sight, often have to be readjusted if you move your sight.
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Old 08-19-2003 | 12:13 PM
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I also have a no peep and recomend it to any one. It also helped my form and helped me get rid of some bad habits.
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