I finally gave up last night. I took my no peep off my bow and will be looking to put a peep back on. I don' t know if anyone else has had this problem, but with the shape of the Hoyt riser it just does not fit worth a darn. What I finally figured out while trying to tune my bow is that the position of the no peep was right in the way of my sights if I had it where it was useful. I had it mounted above my sights and it was causing poor form and the arrows were fishtailing. I was shooting great groups but had lousy arrow flight. When I started shooting with my broadheads it got worse and could not be adjusted much because of the riser on the Hoyt. I would rather keep the bow and lose the no peep if you know what I mean. If it actually could be mounted in a position where it was in line with the sight pins and not in the way of them, it would be great. I just don' t see how else I can mount it on my bow.

Have you tried mounting it on the lower holes on the bracket, so it is under your sights?

That is when it got in the way of the sights!

a hindsight does what you are asking for , but personaly I like useing a peep better , one with a 3/16th hole

I have my no peep under a trophy ridge matrix 3 pin. Its almost in the way of my 40 yard pin but it works fine with the tec riser.

I had to get out my Dremel & do quite a bit of grinding (to the No-Peep brkt.) to get a good location & fit on my Darton Avalanche. I shoot so much better & more confident with my No-Peep that I' d done about anything to mount that thing. So far, so good.
John