Kris87
Senior Member
Since I've had a couple bows to setup in this test I'm doing, I thought I'd show you guys how I set my peep height to save yourself some time. This isn't a new technique, but a good one. I'm a stickler when it comes to my peep height, and when you shoot multiple bows with different ATA's, it can be a challenge to get your anchor and peep height right.
Here's what I do. I know that the center of my peep is generally 3 5/8" above the top of my shaft at full draw. So take your bow, put it in your draw board, and put it at full draw with an arrow. Take a measurement from the top of the shaft straight up to the string, and mark the spot on your string with a sharpie. This is what it looks like with the peep in...
This method will account for different string angles and get you almost perfect the first time you set it. Hope this helps.
Here's what I do. I know that the center of my peep is generally 3 5/8" above the top of my shaft at full draw. So take your bow, put it in your draw board, and put it at full draw with an arrow. Take a measurement from the top of the shaft straight up to the string, and mark the spot on your string with a sharpie. This is what it looks like with the peep in...
This method will account for different string angles and get you almost perfect the first time you set it. Hope this helps.