Author Topic: Timberline No Peep (Read 805 times)

Sam · « **on:** August 29, 2003, 03:22:19 PM »

Have any of you seen or used the No Peep by Timberline? If so what do you think? How does it work? Would you recommend it? Would you hunt with it?
Sam

Guybo · « **Reply #1 on:** September 02, 2003, 05:39:39 AM »

Sam.....i've never used the no-peep but i've heard nothing but positive feedback/reviews on it. Most people that go to the no-peep do so in order to remove their peep sight. The no-peep mounts behind your riser and is nothing more than an aligning device to help you with your anchor point/form. When you are tilting/canting your bow or if you're not aligned and anchored correctly it will show you. From what i've heard the no-peep trains you to develope a consistent anchor point which in turn greatly improves accuracy. I'm not sure what their website is but i know they have one and you could find out more by going there. Good Luck!

Bullseye · « **Reply #2 on:** September 03, 2003, 05:34:12 PM »

I have used one of them. I liked it when I was using it, but it hurt my form in the long run. Problem I had was that you can anchor about 1" different and still move your head up or down enough to center the circles. My anchor creeped up over time and was affecting my accuracy. Went back to a peep, but the accuracy and vision I had with the no peep was pretty cool.

Don't know what they cost now (was $30 bucks when I bought mine), but I will sell you mine for $10 and pay the shipping if you want to try one cheap. Better someone use it than sit in my bow box. PM me if you are interested.

Sam · « **Reply #3 on:** September 04, 2003, 01:36:50 AM »

Bullseye- Thanks for the offer but no thanks! You told me just what I was looking for. I don't shoot a peep sight now -just a kisser . I don't need to create any problems. I'm shoot pretty good now without one. I had heard of this product and was wonder ing how it worked. I brought up a pic of it but it wasn't clear how she worked --Thanks!
Sam