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### How to Align a Bow Peep Sight for Archery aligning peep sight a bow peep sight is a crucial step in ensuring accuracy when shooting a compound bow. A properly aligned peep sight allows you to have a consistent anchor point and clear sight picture, which improves your accuracy and shot consistency. Here’s a step-by-step guide to aligning a bow peep sight. #### Step 1: Install the Peep Sight Before aligning the peep, ensure it is securely installed on the bowstring.

This is typically done by separating the strands of the bowstring and inserting the peep sight between them. Make sure the peep is positioned at the correct height for your anchor point, which is where the bowstring touches your face when you draw the bow. Generally, the peep should sit between 5 and 6 inches above the D-loop. #### Step 2: Draw the Bow and Check Alignment Once the peep sight is installed, draw your bow back to your full draw position.

With your bow at full draw, look through the peep sight and line it up with your front sight or scope. The peep should provide a clear, unobstructed view of your sight housing or pin. If the peep rotates or doesn’t sit straight, adjustments will be necessary. #### Step 3: Twist the Bowstring To correct misalignment, twist the bowstring. If the peep turns to the side or is not centered, you can add or remove half twists to the bowstring. This will adjust how the peep aligns when you reach full draw.