[PAXTHunter]

Hey guys, I use a peep sight on my bow but have been looking into trying out a hind sight as an alternative to the peep sight. I was wondering if any of you use this system or have tried it out and what you think of it?

I had lasik surgery about 5 yrs ago and notice that low light situations are sometimes just a bit tougher than before, granted I love having the lasik done. Just looking for some insight before I go spend some money on one to try on my rig.

 

[WearYourHarness]

the no peep works great. eliminate torque too

 

[PAXTHunter]

Yeah, thats what I have read. Just went to their website and it seems pretty legit. I think I am gonna jump on the wagon of "no peep"

 

[spur]

You can use a peep, but practice at dusk. Shoot with both eyes open and line the string up with the pin. The string will be blurry when your looking through. You will only be off an inch at 40 yards.

 

[cmgeese]

I could be an old dog.....actually, I AM an old dog....but I hated the hind sight. I found it extremely awkward to get lined up. I put in a low-light peep on my string and if I can't find my pin and a deer looking through it, then I can't see any of it without a peep,either.

 

[PAXTHunter]

Well I can see your points but I do like the other advantages as well. Things such as eliminating torque, not being lined up perfectly with the center of the peep and the pin, also the fact that it is one less thing on your string. One would have to try it out to see if it is for them or not. I say if you try it and like it then go for it otherwise stick to the peep.

 

[Turkeyman]

Yeah, thats what I have read. Just went to their website and it seems pretty legit. I think I am gonna jump on the wagon of "no peep"

Before you jump on the no-peep bandwagon you may want to look at the Anchor Sight. Essentially the same concept but a far better product IMO.

 

[Susqyman]

I put in a low-light peep on my string and if I can't find my pin and a deer looking through it, then I can't see any of it without a peep,either.

cmgeese.....what kind of peep do you have that qualifies for a "low-light peep"?