Here is my delima...Just installed the no-peep.From 25yds,I have the sight pin maxed to the top of the sight ring.Zeroing in on the bulls-eye at 6clock,I am hitting the target at 12clock or six to eight inches higher then I am aiming for.I don't know what adjustments I need to make.I am thinking I need to move the whole sight assembly up,but don't see the room with the bracket,or is the problem in the no-peep install?Need some help that's for sure.

The no-peep is not your problem. Your anchor is, I think. If you want to be able to move your sight, you will need to change your anchor, then adjust the no-peep accordingly. Do not let the no-peep dictate your anchor.

Ok I can try that.Thanks.Thought I was getting a good anchor.. Nose to the string,kisser to the corner...peep centered..Any suggestions on changing my anchor?

This is so important it's worth repeating.

If the anchor you described, which sounds like a good one, is easy for you to repeat, feels solid and is comfortable, keep messing with the NP mounting until it is viewable at full draw but not interfering with your sight window.

Did you have this issue with your sight prior to installing the NP?

I have always had an anchor that allowed be room either way for my pins, so I have no practical experience. I am guessing you need to raise your anchor so that the arrow hits lower, and you can then chase the point of impact with your top pin, but that is just a guess on my part. there are people here who know, and I'm sure one will show up soon.

Rangeball...Negative..always had good results with the peep string.I did just change my anchor with the nose into the string thing because I found the center in the np automatic when I did this.Going to the range tonight where the targets are BIG..to try a few things.
Thanks

See what PMantle stated and I repeated above.

Changing anchor to make NP use easier is a big no-no, generally.

Good Luck.