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goldflinger
11-22-2006, 09:19 PM
Shooting with a peep sight is it still absolutley necessary to have a definate anchor point? Thumb onthe ear, Knuckle on the jaw whatever?:doh:

BUNNYMAN
11-22-2006, 09:28 PM
Shooting with a peep sight is it still absolutley necessary to have a definate anchor point? Thumb onthe ear, Knuckle on the jaw whatever?:doh:

yes....plain and simple unless accuracy is not important.....:noidea:

brokenarrow
11-22-2006, 09:34 PM
Shooting with a peep sight is it still absolutley necessary to have a definate anchor point? Thumb onthe ear, Knuckle on the jaw whatever?:doh:
If you don't anchor in the same spot your peep wont line up w/ your eye...
Your anchor point is a MAJOR part of your form, peep or no peep.

BUNNYMAN
11-22-2006, 09:35 PM
If you don't anchor in the same spot your peep wont line up w/ your eye...
Your anchor point is a MAJOR part of your form, peep or no peep.

so you agree w/me?????:noidea:

brokenarrow
11-22-2006, 09:39 PM
so you agree w/me?????:noidea:
Yeah, I guess I do... but hey it's been awhile.

goldflinger
11-23-2006, 06:22 AM
Let me rephrase that. Do you think I could be anchoring in the same point without having picked a certain part of my hand to touch a certain part of my face. I always thought you naturally center your eye in a peep sight. Like you would on a rifle with a rear peep sight.

BUNNYMAN
11-23-2006, 07:52 AM
there is a difference in rifle and bow shooting....mith a gun you bring your head down to the stock in most cases.....when shooting a bow you bring the strin/release/hand up to the position of your head....draw your bow back as if you were going to shoot it notice the position of your hand.....now do it again..... and a third time.....now think to your self was it the same every time???......

brokenarrow
11-23-2006, 07:57 AM
Let me rephrase that. Do you think I could be anchoring in the same point without having picked a certain part of my hand to touch a certain part of my face. I always thought you naturally center your eye in a peep sight. Like you would on a rifle with a rear peep sight.
Yes, sorta...the peep is where it is because of your anchor point...So when you center your eye in the peep you should be anchored in the same point everytime...If you close your eyes, draw and anchor,when you open your eyes you should be looking right through the peep without having to adjust your anchor point...Because the anchor is more important to your accuracy.


I hope this answered your question :noidea: