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scotty51 01-19-2007 02:43 PM

Peeps
 
I'm having my bow set up primarily for hunting. My question is type of peep to use or are they all pretty much the same.

drhoyt 01-19-2007 06:09 PM

RE: Peeps
 
i like the peeps with the tube getting it straight and i like a 1/4 " hole for hunting

indianahunter83 01-19-2007 06:47 PM

RE: Peeps
 
Any one ever try to make crosshairs in their peep sight? It seems to me that doing this would make you a lot more consistant shooting and and drawing the bow back each time.

gzg38b 01-19-2007 09:07 PM

RE: Peeps
 

ORIGINAL: drhoyt

i like the peeps with the tube getting it straight and i like a 1/4 " hole for hunting
I'm the opposite. I hate the tube with a passion. To me it made my bow louder and slower. Plus I don't like the idea of aiming a huge rubber band at my eyeball....

I just used a 3/16" Fletcher Tru Peep. I also use a round pin guard. Center the pin guard, not the pins, in the peep. It works much better and allows more light in.

I also found that I shot just as good without a peep - just a kisser button.

mobow 01-19-2007 09:38 PM

RE: Peeps
 
I flat out HATE peep sights. I just took mine off the other day and while it takes some getting used to, I really like it. It will be even better when I get my no peep installed.

Greg / MO 01-19-2007 11:13 PM

RE: Peeps
 

I'm the opposite. I hate the tube with a passion. To me it made my bow louder and slower. Plus I don't like the idea of aiming a huge rubber band at my eyeball....

I just used a 3/16" Fletcher Tru Peep. I also use a round pin guard. Center the pin guard, not the pins, in the peep. It works much better and allows more light in.
I whole-heartedly agree,though I think I use an even bigger Tru Peep. Centering the ping guard every time also produces a more repeatable, consistent anchor while you merely move the pin to the target instead of moving your head.

The only reason I could think that anyone would still have a rubber tube on their string is if they've never shot quality strings and didn't realize that peep rotation is a thing of the past with them.

drhoyt 01-20-2007 11:23 AM

RE: Peeps
 
i shoot a stock string and haven't messed around with the string rotation but i am thinking about trying it. how exactly do you do that

The Rev 01-20-2007 12:15 PM

RE: Peeps
 

ORIGINAL: Greg / MO


I'm the opposite. I hate the tube with a passion. To me it made my bow louder and slower. Plus I don't like the idea of aiming a huge rubber band at my eyeball....

I just used a 3/16" Fletcher Tru Peep. I also use a round pin guard. Center the pin guard, not the pins, in the peep. It works much better and allows more light in.
I whole-heartedly agree,though I think I use an even bigger Tru Peep. Centering the ping guard every time also produces a more repeatable, consistent anchor while you merely move the pin to the target instead of moving your head.

The only reason I could think that anyone would still have a rubber tube on their string is if they've never shot quality strings and didn't realize that peep rotation is a thing of the past with them.

I agree 100 %... My words exactly!!!

indianahunter83 01-20-2007 01:21 PM

RE: Peeps
 
I was out shooting my bow at the local range we have in one of our public parks today and my tubing decided to break on my peep sight... Kind of annoying but now I will definitely be looking for going tubeless. It did however break on the side nearest to the actual peep so there was no snap back into my eye!

The Rev 01-20-2007 02:09 PM

RE: Peeps
 
You are lucky,,a break like thatcould damage you permanently.. One reason not to use the tubing. It just takes once.


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