
A Cheap Peep
Improve your accuracy in a half hour for about $20
By Scott Bestul
The bowhunter's most effective tool for ensuring proper head alignment on the string is an in-line peep sight. Peeps are cheap, but a lot of hunters add to the cost by having a pro shop install the sight. There's no need for that. It seems intimidating, but this is a simple project you can do yourself.
What You Need
In-line peep: $3
String separator: $7
Serving: $7
Liquid Lock adhesive: $4
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