Peep Sight & D-Loop Installation
Short answer: your peep sight and D-loop need to be positioned for your specific anchor point and draw — installed wrong, they force you to fight your own form on every shot.
A peep sight aligned to the wrong height means twisting your head or neck to find it at full draw, which quietly wrecks consistency over time. A D-loop set at the wrong length can affect your nocking point and release feel.
We install both to match your anchor point and draw style, then confirm the peep rotates into view naturally at full draw before you leave.
What's Included
- Peep sight installation at the correct height
- Peep rotation and serving so it sits straight at full draw
- D-loop installation and length adjustment
- Anchor-point consultation
- Nocking-point verification
Common Questions
What is a peep sight and do I need one?+
A peep sight is a small ring built into your bowstring that lines up with your sight pins at full draw, helping you aim consistently. Most compound shooters use one; some traditional and instinctive shooters don't.
My peep is twisted or hard to find at full draw — what's wrong?+
That usually means the peep wasn't served in at the right rotation for your draw, or your string has taken a new twist over time. Bring it in and we can reposition it.
Can you install a peep and loop on a bow I bought elsewhere?+
Yes, regardless of where the bow or string came from.
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