The No-Peep is now in its 3rd generation. there are several improvements over the previous models. It is now shorter and lighter.  The lens is recessed into the body so it is protected from rain and snow.  The alignment images are also changed so that they are faster and easier to acquire.  The light is focused into a smaller area for better visibility in low light conditions.

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“Shoot accurately without a peep sight? That is impossible.” That is the attitude of most bowhunters today because they started shooting with a release aid and peep sight. Peep sights are not allowed in the Olympics, yet they shoot as far as 90 meters with recurve bows. We are talking shooting bull’s-eyes at the length of a football field without a peep sight. They do this by using a consistent anchor point. Every time they draw their bow, they draw to exactly the same place so their eye becomes the rear sight. You could do that also if you practiced for hours every day like they do. The No-Peep lets you shoot like them without the hours of practice. Try it for yourself. Get close to your target so you won’t miss and shoot without using your peep. You will be surprised how well you can group. The problem is you will probably not group the same place every day. You will with the No-Peep.

The No-Peep is an eye alignment device. There is a lens with a dot. Behind the lens is a ring. You adjust it so the dot is inside the ring when you are at your anchor point. The No-Peep will train you to draw to the same anchor point every time. You just draw your bow while looking at your sight pins and target. You will see the No-Peep in your peripheral vision. You just move your head slightly to align the dot in the ring if it is off. Most of the time it will be aligned because the No-Peep has trained you like an Olympic archer.

Think of the No-Peep as a visual kisser button.  A lot of bow hunters use a kisser button to help them anchor consistently.  The No-Peep works the same except it is visual rather than feel.  You will be more accurate and be trained faster because the visual feedback from the No-Peep is precise compared to a kisser button's feel, where you can still tilt your head.

Improve Your Form with the No-Peep

One of the biggest advantages of the No-Peep is it points out bad form. Most people who start using the No-Peep find they have several problems in their form that keeps them from shooting to their potential. Some of the common problems the No-Peep will tell you are:

Bow Torque - This is one of the most common problems of archers and one of the most difficult to diagnose.  Gripping your bow too tight or tension in your bow hand or arm causes the bow to rotate in your hand. Bow torque causes your groups to string out left and right. Picture the images in the No-Peep as a straight line coming from the No-Peep to your eye. When your bow rotates that line rotates and the images no longer align. That tells you that you are torquing your bow. Picture a line going from your arrow to the target. Your arrow is no longer pointed at the target when the bow rotates. That is why controlling bow torque is so important.

Hand Placement - Changing the location or pressure of your hand on the bow grip will cause the arrow to change point of impact. That is why some target archers tattoo a permanent line on their hand to line up with the center of the grip. Wearing a glove in cold weather can also change hand placement. Adding a bow quiver will change bow balance and the way you grip it. The No-Peep will let you know of any changes because the images will not align. Changing hand placement can cause your groups to string out either vertically or horizontally, depending on how you change pressure on the grip.

Get Rid of Your Peep and All the Things You Hate About It

Removing the weight of the peep sight from your string will increase your arrow speed by 5-9 f.p.s. It will also reduce string vibration and noise.

Get rid of string twist problems forever. You don’t need the rubber tubing that is noisy, breaks and slaps you in the face. You don’t have to look through the peep sights that fit inside the string where you can’t tell the string from the edge of the peep. You don’t need an extra bow when you go hunting because you can change the string on your bow without having to go through the set up process with a peep sight. You just need a string with a nock set.

Have you ever had a deer under your stand and you can’t see it when you look through your peep? You will never have that problem again with the No-Peep because if you can see the deer you can shoot it. Looking through a peep sight reduces the amount of light that reaches your eye. You shoot with both eyes open with the No-Peep with nothing to restrict the light to your eye. It is just like when you see the deer before you draw your bow. The No-Peep uses light gathering technology so you can see the images in very low light. In addition, the No-Peep has trained you like an Olympic archer so you anchor the same place. You don’t even need to be able to see the images. You can actually shoot in almost total darkness.

Watch most people shoot with a peep sight and they close one eye. That makes it more difficult to see what you are aiming at. The No-Peep makes it easy to shoot with both eyes open for improved accuracy. The No-Peep uses light gathering technology with a lens to project the images in a very narrow path to your eye. You can only see the No-Peep with the eye that is aligned with it. That makes it easy to shoot with both eyes open. The improved vision of the target will improve accuracy because you can’t shoot what you can’t see. A typical size fiber optic sight pin will cover about 6” at 40 yards. That means you can’t see anything smaller than 6” when sighting with one eye closed while looking through a peep sight. The bull’s-eye of targets or heart shot on 3-D targets are all smaller than 6”. Shooting from sun into shadows at 3-D shoots becomes easy because of the better visibility. Left eye dominant people can shoot right handed with both eyes open. We even have people who have lost vision in their right eye and shoot right handed while sighting with their left eye.

A small peep hole improves accuracy but is difficult to see through. Hunters use a large peep hole so they can see through it better in low light conditions. A large peep hole reduces accuracy. The No-Peep gives you the accuracy of a small peep, yet you can see the target or animal better than you can with the largest peep.

Baby boomers know the problem of “aging eyes.” As we get older our eyes do not focus well up close. When you look through a peep sight you have a hard time finding the center of the peep because the hole edges are blurred. This is especially true in low light. The No-Peep mounts on your bow close to your sight pins so “aging eyes” can clearly see it to improve accuracy. Older eyes also have a harder time seeing in low light. Removing your peep sight lets a lot more light reach your eye so you can see what you are aiming at.

The No-Peep comes with its own mounting bracket that mounts under your sight. It will work with any type of sight. You can mount it either out the front or back of the bow. One model fits either right or left hand. You just flip it over for left hand.  The No-Peep bracket has 4 mounting positions so you can mount the No-Peep either above or below your sight pins

The No-Peep Detects Changes in Equipment

Everyone has probably had their nocking point move. The nocking point or serving slips up the string. The nocking point will move on one cam bows as the string stretches. The nocking point is not in the center of the string, like on 2 cam bows. You have more than twice as much string above the nocking point as below. The string stretches equally so the nocking point moves as the string stretches. The nocking point will move as you draw an out of time two cam bow. Change the draw length slightly at full draw by pulling hard into the stops and the nock point will move as the cams take up string at a different rate. Normally you would not notice these problems until you start missing. The No-Peep will identify nocking point movement immediately because the No-Peep images will not line up vertically when you draw to your anchor point.