Kisser Button No Peep at Jai Smeaton blog

Kisser Button No Peep. Because if they arn't than your peep site will be absolutely useless. Make sure your pins are aligned with the arrow. I just don't use a big, nasty ol' kisser is all. This method worked perfectly fine for me, and i was able to shoot. No need for a kisser button, when using peep sights, as mentioned above. It can be very easy to change your anchor point without realizing it, which can drastically reduce your accuracy. A kisser is for anchor and a peep is for aligning. A kisser and a peep serve two very different roles. One isn't used instead of the other. For recurve archers, a common issue is to have an inconsistent draw length. If i had to pick one it'd be the peep, but both work fine together. I gave up fighting and simply removed it and used a brass string nock as a kisser button for many years. With a kisser, you can feel this, because you notice that the button not in the right place.

If i had to pick one it'd be the peep, but both work fine together. For recurve archers, a common issue is to have an inconsistent draw length. With a kisser, you can feel this, because you notice that the button not in the right place. One isn't used instead of the other. I just don't use a big, nasty ol' kisser is all. No need for a kisser button, when using peep sights, as mentioned above. Make sure your pins are aligned with the arrow. This method worked perfectly fine for me, and i was able to shoot. Because if they arn't than your peep site will be absolutely useless. It can be very easy to change your anchor point without realizing it, which can drastically reduce your accuracy.

Kisser Button

Kisser Button No Peep I just don't use a big, nasty ol' kisser is all. I just don't use a big, nasty ol' kisser is all. One isn't used instead of the other. Because if they arn't than your peep site will be absolutely useless. I gave up fighting and simply removed it and used a brass string nock as a kisser button for many years. This method worked perfectly fine for me, and i was able to shoot. Make sure your pins are aligned with the arrow. A kisser is for anchor and a peep is for aligning. It can be very easy to change your anchor point without realizing it, which can drastically reduce your accuracy. With a kisser, you can feel this, because you notice that the button not in the right place. A kisser and a peep serve two very different roles. If i had to pick one it'd be the peep, but both work fine together. No need for a kisser button, when using peep sights, as mentioned above. For recurve archers, a common issue is to have an inconsistent draw length.