newman1

yeah my peep has been doing that but i just turn the loop as a quick fix.it works but there are better ways.

jsasker

Sounds like another person needs to try the NO-PEEP!

newman1

got one don't want it.

BigJ71

About all you can do is to add some twists to the string as it has stretched (creeped) slightly. If it's a quality string itMAY stay put now...... or maybe not. You can try twisting your loop so it positions the peep, or you cango with a no-peep.In my case I use the tube and a nice 1/4 in peep. I know it will bein perfect alignment everytime I pull back my bow. All you need to do is check/replace the tube on a regular basis. I put a new one on before every hunting season and have yet to have one fail. I switched to a shurz-a-peep (three strand kind) but got tired ofa piece of the string alwaysin my view soI switched back to thetube style peep.

Dairy King

Or just get rid of the peep all together and get a kisser. ????

walks with a gimp

"My peep turned on me, what do I do?"

First,, don't let it back you into a corner!! grab a fly swatter and protect your eyes,, them pesky devilsknow that your eyes are very vernerableand will go for your eyes first!! Try to make a good solid swat on 'em out an open window or door and close quickly,, you'll never see it again

JoshKeller

I'll take it off your hand if you dont want it. Whats your price?

Straightarrow

If this happens frequently, you may want to invest in a better string. Strings that creep, cause frequent problems with turning peeps.