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The past few times I have shot my bow I start out beeing able to see through my peep but after about 15-20 shots it want twist like its suppose to but when I shoot the next day it twists and everything is perfect for 15-20 shots. 
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Are you using the factory string? If so you may need to twist it. Best advice is to get an aftermarket string. Peep problems will go away.
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Yes I do have a factory string. Shot today, and had no problem, shot about 25 shots.
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My suggestion would be to get rid of the peep and just shoot a kisser button. Most people think it is hard to shoot but for deer hunting it is more than adequate and will allow you to stay on stand longer than using a peep. 
" I do view Jim Waltz as a really good Presidential candidate"
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Originally posted by bill: My suggestion would be to get rid of the peep and just shoot a kisser button. Most people think it is hard to shoot but for deer hunting it is more than adequate and will allow you to stay on stand longer than using a peep. been shooting that way for 8 years...no problems...as long as you keep your anchor points consistent, you'll be alright
I once flirted with danger...but then danger got clingy.
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timberline no-peep is the way to go 
keep it down home cuz
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I have had rifle type sights on my compound for at least 25 years.
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