I have a peep that slides down after a couple of shots (i know this because i marked the string with a silver sharpie.) when i got the bow back in December it did it a lot worse. i have done small stuff to like tie a small piece of rubber to keep it from moving as much. it is not that bad i just move it up after about every third shot. it only moves about an 1/8 of an inch down and i cant really tell much difference at 20-30 yards. but it is annoying to move it up after ever couple of shots. has this happened to any of y'all and how have y'all fixed it. like is said it dosent bother me too bad but i just dont want to have to do it. oh and its the kind of peep with tubing. thanks.
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is your peep tied in?? -
Tie in your peep bud..Comment
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Serve it in place.Comment
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Ive got it tied in. But i think the ties are slipping ill just have probably have to redo it
Sorry for the pic being blurry i couldn't get it any clear with my phoneComment
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not tied in tight enough would be my guessComment
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Tighten her upComment
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alright i didnt do my peep. i live close to cinnamon creek ill take it there and get it done good.Originally posted by ecallarman View PostComment
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Do this and quit messing aroundComment
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x2 what was said above about serving the peep in better. It should not move. Also consider getting a better/ different peep at the same time without the rubber tube. 99+% of archers have gone to the peep sights like in the above post. Myself, I was scared out of my wits about the tube ripping and coming back and smacking an eye and blinding me. I young girl at my church was playing with her elastic suspenders on her pants, snapped them off and lost the sight in one eye. **** happens in life.
The new bows and particularly the string technology allows the peep to be put in and not rotate with time.Comment
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flying rubber band to eye makes me nervous or simply failure at wrong moment.
go to a true peep served in with a string loopComment
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get rid of that **** rubber tubing!Comment
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