Kisser Button and Peep ???
08-16-2007, 09:09 AM
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Kisser Button and Peep ???
I'm having trouble getting my bow sighted insoI have to relocate my anchor point. To do this I think Ihave to getrid of my kisser button and only use a peep sight. Just wondering if anyone only uses only one or the other, and what the advantages/dissadvantages are. Any info will help.
08-16-2007, 10:04 AM
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RE: Kisser Button and Peep ???
Yes, if you use one you don't need the other IMO. Your eye will automatically center on the peep anyway. I use the webbing between my thumb and forefinger to place right in the corner of my jaw as my second anchor point. This has worked out well for me.
08-16-2007, 12:13 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Kisser Button and Peep ???
I'll chime in here. I used a peep for some time and kept having problems with it i.e. it turning and not being in the right place. Call me weird, but I can't have anything be questionable when a big mature buck gives me a shot. This was the primary reason for me ditching my drop away and going with the WB. Trust me, I have no regrets about doing that and with 0 failures I'm happy.
I am about to get a kisser button to replace my peep. In the mean time I take my right index knuckle and place it behind my ear for an anchor point and I am on target. Good luck in whatever you do.
I am about to get a kisser button to replace my peep. In the mean time I take my right index knuckle and place it behind my ear for an anchor point and I am on target. Good luck in whatever you do.
08-16-2007, 01:46 PM
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RE: Kisser Button and Peep ???
ORIGINAL: robbcayman
I am about to get a kisser button to replace my peep. In the mean time I take my right index knuckle and place it behind my ear for an anchor point and I am on target. Good luck in whatever you do.
I am about to get a kisser button to replace my peep. In the mean time I take my right index knuckle and place it behind my ear for an anchor point and I am on target. Good luck in whatever you do.
08-17-2007, 09:19 AM
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RE: Kisser Button and Peep ???
Wanna bet
. I have seen plenty of people using both that would shoot better with one or the other. If neither one is set up correctly it will wreak havoc on your shooting. With proper form you simply don't need both.
Paul
. I have seen plenty of people using both that would shoot better with one or the other. If neither one is set up correctly it will wreak havoc on your shooting. With proper form you simply don't need both.Paul
08-17-2007, 10:41 AM
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RE: Kisser Button and Peep ???
Sounds like your draw length is too long. But, if you shoot well with it I guess thats fine.
08-17-2007, 01:16 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Kisser Button and Peep ???
ORIGINAL: Redneck Bowhunter
Sounds like your draw length is too long. But, if you shoot well with it I guess thats fine.
ORIGINAL: robbcayman
I am about to get a kisser button to replace my peep. In the mean time I take my right index knuckle and place it behind my ear for an anchor point and I am on target. Good luck in whatever you do.
I am about to get a kisser button to replace my peep. In the mean time I take my right index knuckle and place it behind my ear for an anchor point and I am on target. Good luck in whatever you do.