Bow sight question

[boxerjake77]

At full draw, I can see all my pins, but don't see much of the sight ring at all.
I feel I shoot fine like this, but I'm thinking I might get better if I can see the ring also.

What do you see through your peep, pins only, or pins and the ring.

 

[HTRN]

you should see the ring just inside the peep.

 

[JohnFH]

I see the ring and pins, try using a different size opening, I had to use a pretty small one.

 

[GunGrey]

I have it set up so that i can just barely see the ring, just to be able to line it up.

the small the peep sight, more often than not the more accurate you can be.

 

[Busa]

You must have a target peep. Try a larger one I use g5 meta peeps.

 

[HorizontalHunter]

you should see the ring just inside the peep.

Thats the way mine was set up.

Bob

 

[pupchow]

At full draw, I can see all my pins, but don't see much of the sight ring at all.
I feel I shoot fine like this, but I'm thinking I might get better if I can see the ring also.

What do you see through your peep, pins only, or pins and the ring.

That's what I've got for a setup. I use a large peep for hunting, as it allows more light in. Using a natural draw & anchor point, I've got no issue with accuracy.

 

[arlow]

It depends on the size of your peep sight and how far it is away from your eye.

Most likely it is probably too small of a peep. Ideally you should be able to see the whole sight ring. You should center the sight ring in the peep and then pick a pin to shoot with.

The other possibility is if your draw length is too short it could keep the peep too far away from your eye making your field of view smaller.

 

[HorizontalHunter]

Keep in mind the reason that most bow sights have a luminescent outer ring around them so that you can clearly make out the ring of the sight as you are looking through your peep in low light conditions. Seeing, and centering, the ring aids in sight alignment

Bob