Anybody seen one of these bows?

[bowhunterforever]

who uses a peep? 

What do you use then?

[huntnnw]

I shot my bow out to 70 better than most

[bowhunterforever]

I shot my bow out to 70 better than most

With no peep? confused

[huntnnw]

I used a nock crimped on my string instead of a peep..as long as my nock was in my view just to the right of my pins I was on my anchor..shot years that way.. no more low light " I cant see my pins" issues

[RadSav]

I used a nock crimped on my string instead of a peep..as long as my nock was in my view just to the right of my pins I was on my anchor..shot years that way.. no more low light " I cant see my pins" issues

How "Low Light" are you shooting?  


Sorry couldn't help but 

[huntnnw]

back in the days of the crappy peeps and small diameter ones...I just shot that way and kept doing it. Never missed or wounded an animal

[bowhunterforever]

I used a nock crimped on my string instead of a peep..as long as my nock was in my view just to the right of my pins I was on my anchor..shot years that way.. no more low light " I cant see my pins" issues

Nice hate it when my peep is fuzzy in low light

[RadSav]

I remember my first bear like it was yesterday.  Shooting a Herter's Blacktail Hunter with a brand new invention highly rated in the writings of that awesome Chuck Adams...The Zero peep.  On the range I was living large and in charge.  That 1/16" peep hole was the BOMB!!!  I'm 12' up in a tree and 12 yards from the bait pile in heavy timber.  Bear comes in, I draw, and all I can see through that peep was black on black beside more black.  Raised my index finger from below my chin to the corner of my mouth, ignored the peep and sights and drilled him through the heart.

The next day before heading out for elk and deer I took dads drill and drilled out that peep hole as large as it would go without cutting the string.  I think that was just over 1/8"...probably 5/32".  To this day I never go into the woods with a peep aperture less than pupil dilation.  And I have never seen an ounce of difference in my accuracy between 1.5mm and 1/4" aperture holes.  Only difference I've ever noticed was in the clarity of my target scopes when using the small aperture holes.  Pins and target always clear and present from 5mm to 1/4" holes!  Though I am sort of partial to the 3/16" & 7/32" aperture holes.

What was the OP about??   Sorry for getting off topic!  I've sort of got a peep thing

[D-Rock425]

Why do you have a peep thing

[BULLBLASTER]

Its how you look, not how you see.......

Exactly!
Which is why I usually end up spray painting most of my hunting gear..

If I didn't know you I would think you are lying... the only guy I know who will take a rattle can to $1000 worth of equipment before he ever uses it... 

[Special T]

At Silver Arrow Bowmen we have had a guy at our 3D shoots a few times that shoots it. I was told by him that it shoots great but it was the grip that threw most of his friends off that have shot it.