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| segolden |
Weigh Anchor!Ran into a couple of things over the weekend (nothing else to do, can't afford anything except looky-see), one of which is this little guy:
No, not the caribou, ninny, the gadget that looks like a bullseye. That's a No-Peep, allows you to position your anchor consistently every time you draw. Tried it on an AR-37, small, light, completely eliminates the string peep, and useful with nearly every front sight or scope. Read about it here: http://www.strictlybowhunting.com/Anov01issue/timberline_review_JN.htm Thought the No-Peep went with this rather well: 
The Pinwheel Bowsight is very compact and bright, while allowing an uncluttered field of view. Seemed pretty rugged, as well. Read about it here: http://www.pinwheelbowsights.com/ |
| Ratfighter |
I shot with a no peep for a number of years. I used it as a back up to prevent torquing the bow. i still used a peep for lining the shot up but the no peep saved loads of left right misses. In fact got ny best ever champs position using one. Of course bow design moved on and torquing became less of a problem for me but I would heartily recommend one to anybody with torque related issues |
| Liam |
Looks an interesting concept the no peep, I've still to try experimenting with peeps and am leaving well alone for now, I've got more than enough to be getting on with, but when the time comes I shall be trying different peep options, no peep could be one one of them 
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