User manual TIMBERLINE ARCHERY NO-PEEP

[. . . ] OWNER'S MANUAL NO-PEEP IMPROVE YOUR FORM The No-Peep will improve form and accuracy because it points out bow torque, change in hand placement, and tension in your body that causes target panic and punching a release. Fig. 1 TMELN IBRIE ACEY RHR PRODUCTS OWNER'S MANUAL Congratulations on your purchase of Timberline Archery Product's No-Peep. Align the dot inside the circle and your eye will be in the exact same position every time. Your eye becomes the rear sight instead of needing something like a peep sight. [. . . ] Tighten the screws that attach the No-Peep to the angle bracket after you have the dot below the center of the green circle. Tighten the button head with the tooth washer first. The No-Peep might rotate if you tighten the flat head screw first. To keep the No-Peep from rotating snug up the button head screw. Then go back and tighten them the rest of the way. Tip - Make sure your allen wrench is not rounded. That will round the sides of the sockets on the screws so you can't loosen or tighten them. Grind down the end of your allen wrench if the edges aren't flat. Final Adjustment First adjust the No-Peep horizontally. Loosen the flat head screw on the bottom of the No-Peep mounting bracket. Make sure the set screw on the bottom of the mounting bracket is backed out so it is not pushing against the No-Peep body. The No-Peep will be hard to adjust horizontally if the bottom set screw is digging into the body. Adjust the No-Peep horizontally by turning the side set screw. (Fig. 5) NOTE: There is a certain amount of tolerance in the screw hole and threads of the flat head locking screw. The No-Peep will change slightly when you tighten the flat head screw. The more you loosen it while adjusting the more it will change when you tighten it. Now you will move the dot up into the center of the green circle with the bottom set screw. You might want to put some standard strength thread lock on the bottom set screw if you shoot a high vibration bow. Do not put thread lock on the flat head locking screw or you will not be able to loosen it again. Screwing the set screw in will move the dot up. Turning the set screw 1/3 turn will change your anchor point by about 3/16". Tighten the bottom locking flat head screw after the dot is centered in the green circle. [. . . ] Most coaches say 80% of archers have too long of draw length. Your draw length is probably too long if you anchor at the back of your jaw or near your ear. Another common cause is a locked bow arm. Relax your bow arm and grip if you see the No-Peep moving while at full draw. 9 HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR NO-PEEP 1. [. . . ]