User manual TIMBERLINE ARCHERY NO-PEEP

[. . . ] It may be mounted between you and the riser or the sight and riser. Fig. You can keep it on and try to align the No-Peep so your anchor will be the same. There will be some changes though because you will be looking to the side of your string instead of through your string. In addition, we have found that a lot of people have their anchor point based on peep sight location rather than a consistent point they can feel on their face. [. . . ] 5 2 3 5 No-Peep horizontally to be able to tell the dot is below the center of the green circle. Slightly loosen the flat head screw on the bottom of the mounting bracket. Then turn the set screw on the side of the mounting bracket to rotate the No-Peep left or right. 5) Rotate the No-Peep the direction you have to move your head to get back to your anchor. Tighten the screws that attach the No-Peep to the angle bracket after you have the dot below the center of the green circle. That will round the sides of the sockets on the screws so you can't loosen or tighten them. Grind down the end of your allen wrench if the edges aren't flat. Loosen the flat head screw on the bottom of the No-Peep mounting bracket. Make sure the set screw on the bottom of the mounting bracket is backed out so it is not pushing against the No-Peep body. The No-Peep will be hard to adjust horizontally if the bottom set screw is digging into the body. 5) NOTE: There is a certain amount of tolerance in the screw hole and threads of the flat head locking screw. The No-Peep will change slightly when you tighten the flat head screw. The more you loosen it while adjusting the more it will change when you tighten it. Now you will move the dot up into the center of the green circle with the bottom set screw. You might want to put some standard strength thread lock on the bottom set screw if you shoot a high vibration bow. Do not put thread lock on the flat head locking screw or you will not be able to loosen it again. Turning the set screw 1/3 turn will change your anchor point by about 3/16". Tighten the bottom locking flat head screw after the dot is centered in the green circle. It might change slightly when you tighten the locking screw because of the tolerances as well as the set screw will dig into the No-Peep body. 6 NOTE: It makes no difference if you look to the left or right of the string. The correct adjustment should have the dot centered in the green circle when you are at your anchor point and you should have the string close to your sight pins or No-Peep in your peripheral vision. You should be able to draw your bow with your eyes close and the dot should be inside the green circle when you open your eyes. Adjust the No-Peep until the dot is in the circle when you open your eyes. [. . . ] The warranty does not cover damage due to normal wear, accident, abuse, alteration, misuse, or improper care. Damage due to abuse or improper care includes but is not limited to: damage to plastic parts caused by chemicals or heat, scratches on the lens, or threads stripped due to being overtightened. If the No-Peep is defective, contact Timberline Archery Products for a return authorization number. If, after inspection, we find that the No-Peep was defective in material or workmanship, we shall, at our option, either repair or replace it without charge. [. . . ]