Mathewsbow1

I just started shooting archery about 2yrs ago and started out with a normal peep. Last year while in a tree, my peep twisted up on me and let a nice big doe walk by. I put the Timberline No-peep on my bow about 3 months ago. Prior to shooting with the no-peep, I was shooting paper plate groupings with 4 arrows from 25 yards. I'm now shooting 1 1/2 inch groupings from 25 yards. I have to say it was extremely fustrating to sight in, but man when you get it sighted in and pay attention to your form, the results have been unbelievable. To top that I only get to practice once or twice a week because the range is 40 min away. I guess what I'm trying to say, is if your new or a veteran to the archery and are fustrated with your groupings not being tight enough, try a No-peep and be extremely patient.

Thanks and good hunting!!!
jt

pdq 5oh

I had a No-Peep on my bow, and it really worked. Now I shoot without it as it taught me a consistent anchor point. The view is wide open without a peep.

Phil.

10pointer

I also have a no peep and my groups have improved significanly it os probally the best addition i have put on my bow. i just hope i can keep it steady when the moment of truth is here.

10pointer

I also have a no peep and my groups have improved significanly it os probally the best addition i have put on my bow. i just hope i can keep it steady when the moment of truth is here.