A peep sight is a very crucial element for accuracy. People having trouble using only the front sight do benefit from the peep sight. But when it comes to “How to install a peep sight?” Most archers are dull.  It is a task every archer should know. No one would like to go to the […]

Let me identify the problem for you. You have adjusted the sight and shot with the top pin on the target at 20 yards, you hit the bullseye. Then you move to 30, but the shot goes up, down, or left, right? You might be thinking what is going wrong? It’s the sight pins. You

Have difficulty hitting the target even in sight? Well, maybe that is because you have just installed it and haven’t adjusted it. This is like having a guitar that is not tuned so it would produce music that makes you cry. Sights are the fun of archery, and so we need to get yours fixed

Peep sight, a very handy little tool, is used with a front sight to enhance accuracy. To answer whether you need a peep for your setup or not, you will have to find out on your own by considering the advantages of this rear sight and also your needs and adaptability. I will break down

Installing a bow sight on a compound is a fairly simple task that you can perform yourself in no time. Don’t worry, you won’t need any experience to do this. The riser of most bows has predrilled holes in which you can easily mount your sight. All you gotta do is find those, place the