ijimmy

Glad it worked for you . I didnt like it . One thing you mention is that you shoot with both eyes open , Im woundering if most of the guys and gals who have sucess with the nopeep do the same ? I shoot with one eye closed , maybe this is why , along with other variables that , pepole have diferant results .

TerryM

I just installed one and so far it seems like a good move. The dealer had installed a rubber type peep on my bow before I picked it up and I had not got around to replacing it yet with a tubeless one so I weighed my peep. You might be surprised that the darn thing weighed 55 grains!!!!! If you don't think taking 55 grains off your string is a good thing, think again.

JeramyK

I shoot with both eyes open which is something I didn't do back when I used a traditional peep sight. I find it much easier to pickup and focus on my target. And it has made a noticable difference during low light conditions.

Sagittarius

No offense to those who like the No-Peep but I bought one and despised it. [:'(]
Terrible adjustments and poor construction, jmo.
Here's a link to a much better alternative.
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=349114
No,I don't own one.


Sag.

MizzoukiSpot

I shot with a no-peepfor about 3 years. I think it helped me recognize consistant form as well as showed me when I was torquing the bow. The problem that I had was not grouping, BUT, getting the groups to hit the dot I was aiming at! It seemed that the groups floated around a bit, though they were tight. I went back to a large peep and shoot WAY better. For example, tonight, I shot 5 arrows from 45 yards. 3 of the 4 were in the 2 in dot and 2 were just outside of the inch dot and in the 4 in dot. Never could do that with a no peep.

Kybuckhunter

I've shot the NP for about 5 years now and I think it's the best thing I ever put on my bow. I'm no longer a slave to a light robbing peep and it corrected my torquing problem.

DaveC

Sag, you are correct about the adjustabilty or lack there of on the no-peep. Talk about a trial and error set up, thanks for that link.
It's good to know there is a better design out there that accomplishes the same task in a more beneficial manner.

gibblet

w/ the type sight i use i can't fit the anchor site on mypatriot - for 1 its huge w/ the lens the size of a quarter - and for 2 its huge all together.

i couldget it on my constitution. now - with the anchor site you may need to use shims to adjust it left and right if its not close to perfect out of the box. i don't like that idea though it would work.

Ed McDonald

I bought two No-Peeps and gave one to my son a couple years ago . He loves it . Hardly ever looks at it any more . I finally put mine on a couple weeks ago and still don't have it adjusted . I get frustrated trying to get it right . Maybe if I take a couple tranquilizers 1st , I might have better luck !

DaveC

Good to know Gibblet. Ahh, money saved = money never spent.

Got too many other goodies on my wants list right now anyways.