Ive bein wandering lately []. My anchor point is about a inch below my lip , and was wondering if I could put something on my bow string (piece above nock , that little brass looking marker) that would come to rest on my corner of my mouth. I have topress into my skin to locate the crevice on my jaw bone and is somewhat hard to feel sometimes. Like when a fat oll pig is right in front of me, heart pounding.
Has anyone ever delt with this????? Thanks for all the help lately. Hope to post pics of our next hunt

Did some searching again and looks like a kisser may work well . Any home made rigs??? We dont have a hunt shop here anymore so any ideas would be great.
Thank's all

I use a tied-on kisser. I just used some serving material and knotted it several times - one overhand knot just tight enough to hold, then one above that, one below, one above, and so on until it's about the size you want, then tie in a square knot (pull it tight with pliers). A tiny bit of superglue secures the whole thing together, but not enough to saturate it because you don't want it stuck to your string - you want to be able to twist it up and down your string to adjust it. Voila. Instant tied-on kisser "button". It's lighter than the typical buttons, easy to adjust, and a heck of lot easier to install. It's the same procedure as a tied-on nock. Do a search on that term on here and you'll probably find some pictures to help!

Thank you WindsorArcher!!!! IM gonna get started as soon as my nocturnal baby girl goes to sleep

I agree with Windsor. Install a kisser and should help get you to the same point each time. Good luck

bburen

You could probably find kissers at wal mart, or order online if you dont want to deal with a home made job. They're cheap.

Thanks guys for replys,
I put on these two little black electrical rubber grometts that fit snug on my bow string. I then wrapped with waxed dental floss and sealed with fleching glue . Worked perfect and kisser is right on corner of mouth.
Pretty brokechanic idea , but it works.
Thanks all.

you realize you're going to be putting glue in your mouth, and we're supposed to stop doing that in kindergarten.

Ya I found that out when I was done . Lets just say I can taste the accuracy

A kisser button will work well. My string is beyond the corner of my mouth so I like a three point reference using the corner of my jaw, nose on the center of the string and sight pin centered in the peep. You now have a reference for side to side and up and down when at full draw. If one is out of position you can quickly adjust and follow through with the shot.