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Step 1
Determine where the bow sight should be located by entering your regular shooting stance and drawing your bow. Have someone mark the area where your eye naturally rests on your string.
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Step 2
Insert the peep sight in between the strands of your bow string. Be sure the string fits properly in the groove.
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Step 3
Lash serving thread both above and below the peep sight to hold it in place and prevent your bow string from unraveling.
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Step 4
Assume your normal shooting stance.
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Step 5
Draw and anchor your shot as you would without a peep sight.
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Step 6
Align the sight opening with the bullseye of the target you wish to hit. Be sure you are using the eye on the same side of the body you use to draw.
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Step 7
Ensure your bow is level by checking the vertical of the bow limbs in your peripheral vision.
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Step 8
Focus on the bullseye, allowing the peep sight and bowstring to blur.
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Step 9
Steady your draw by waiting several seconds before releasing. Wait until the bullseye remains steady in the peep sight opening, and be sure to breathe smoothly to avoid misaligning the sight.
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Step 10
Release your shot once you are confident with your aim. You'll never get the bullseye to be completely steady in the center of the peep sight, but once it at least remains in the circle, your aim will be true.
