Bow is shooting great, but....

[txpitdog]

The dang peep twists sideways or more after every shot.

Any way to adjust it or do I just make the first shot count and live with twisting back until it's time to change strings?

[HoustonHunter]

A bow tech can adjust it for you. Mine is doing it too, just been lazy and haven't taken it in.

You can try manually twisting it before each shot but that's not a permanent fix.

[SwampRabbit]

Happened to me on a new bow. I waited till the strings settled and then took it in to reposition.

[timoub007]

Get rid of the peep. I shoot better without one and using a No Peep. Great tool!

[easeup]

you can tie your D loop so that when it is tight and aligned with the peep like you would see through it. when you draw the peep will always be squared up.

[Bowtech38]

I roll mine on my check if needed to line it up.

[sharkhunter]

Fix it now because I promise you it's going to cost you a deer if you don't.

[txoutdoorsman24]

It needs to be reset in the string. That's caused by string stretch and when pulled back it rotates just enough to un-align your peep.

[DarrellS]

I pulled my string off and gave it a half turn. Never had another problem with it.

[bbqfan5909]

Half twist in string as string has stretched.

[stickemhard3]

My bow did that for a while. Had to let down on a doe to fix it. Just made it part of my routine after that and was fine. Not the best way to handle it but i wasn't going to get my bow worked in during season. You still have time tho.

[Tree]

you can tie your D loop so that when it is tight and aligned with the peep like you would see through it. when you draw the peep will always be squared up.

^^^^This

[Dushon]

Fix it now because I promise you it's going to cost you a deer if you don't.

Or an axis

[txdukklr]

Fix it now because I promise you it's going to cost you a deer if you don't.

absolutely . . . . .

if you have enough shots through the bow then the string is settled and a competent bow tech will get it right in 5 minutes.

[tradtiger]

You could always switch to a trad bow and just look where you want the arrow to go.