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Yeah, if shooting within 20 yards you'll be ok only if you have a VERY consistent anchor point or a kisser. I tried it without one (peep) and found that I sprayed arrows all over the target at 20 yards. You definately have an advantage over peep users in the very early or late minutes of the day.

Chopper did you get that bow for graduation

I'm with widowmaker, the "No Peep" is where it is at. I recommend everyone try one.

Matthews MQ1, Easton ACCs, 100 gr. Thunderheads, Wisker Biskuit rest, p.o.s. release, No Peep, Archer's Choice sight.

Striker longbow
56 inches AMO
42# @ 28 inches
Goldtip 3555 traditionals tipped with 125 grain Phantoms
165 fps. Sorry. I didn't mean to brag about the speed.

Hoyt Ultramag
29 1/2 draw
65 lbs draw
nap quicktune 1000 rest
Vital Bow Gear Proslide rest
Easton Epic 400
268 fps

04 Bowtech Patriot VFT Single Cam
71 lb. 29 1/8" draw
Bowtech hush kit
Vibracheck Isolator Stabilizer
Toxonics Hybrid IV Sight with a peep
Tropy Ridge Drop Zone rest
NAP 100 gr. Crossfire Broadheads
Chrono'd 302 fps w/ 368 gr. arrows, and full hunting setup...but I've switched to heavier arrow's (A/C/C's) for better consistency with Broadheads

'03 Parker Hunter Mag
drop zone rest
true glow sight
4 limb savers (2 on each end)
limb saver string leaches on the cables.
gold tip arrows
90gr muzzy broad heads

Hoyt UltraTEC, Schaffer fall-away rest, Vital Bow Gear Pro-slide sight, Tru-Ball release, Easton 349 A/C/C's, 100 grain NAP Crossfire Broadheads, 1 limbsaver per limb, homemade string silencers

I think you mave have misunderstood the whole no Peep thing Dutch.
The No Peep is an alignment device you put on the riser of your bow. Basically you set it so that the dot is inside the circle when you come to full draw and set at your anchor point. Basically when you get use to it you will never look at it again. I killed 5 does last year with my bow, yardage ranging from 10yds to 40 yds and didn't have a total of 100 yard trail combing all kills. One doe I shot at 30 yards well after standard peep sight quit'n time.

Check it out at http://www.timberline-archery.com

older (02) hoyt havoctec
some type of dropaway rest, cost to much and don't work right little to much machanical movement than i like.
peep sight
truglow sights
easton epic arrows
think about 27" draw or somewhere in there?
65# draw

yea i don't know alot about my bow. i'm a true green horn. i've been able to hit the target so far will find out in just a few days.

BOWTECH extreme SD(older model)
peep site
bodoodle rest
scott littlegoose release
my arrows are redhead bass pro item
mechanical broadheads scorpians

Bowtech is the schiz nit

jtdumallard wrote:sureshot that sure is pretty fast for only pullin back 65lbs pushin 100gr broadhead. think id have to see that to believe it

Guess yall have ta see it, at 70lb. it ill shoot 318 fps.

'05 Switchback
5575 Goldtip
100 gr. spitfires
Scott little goose
Trophy ridge sight

Went yesterday and bought some Axis arrows. Im fired up and ready to shoot em!

Outback
Trophy Ridge Rhino V-Drive
Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
Timber Line "No-Peep"
Easton Axis 400 wrapped with Blazer Vanes
90 Grain 4 blade muzzy
70 lb draw
290 fps

04 Archery Research
Carbon Express arrows
Muzzy 125 gr fixed blade broadheads
Whisker biscuit rest
I think I may have to get one of those No Peep things, because I hate my damn peep site.