October Mountain In-Line Peep

A peep that sits off-axis costs you the first second of the shot.

This in-line peep comes with tubing and an aligner clip so the aperture comes back to the same place.

Alignment You Repeat: The tubing and aligner clip pull the peep into line as you draw. You come to anchor and the hole is already there.

Simple Field Kit: You get the peep, the tubing, and the clip together. You install it, draw, and check the picture instead of hunting extra parts.

Size To The Setup: Choose 1/8 inch, 3/16 inch, or 1/4 inch. Match the aperture to your sight and the light you hunt in.

Color You Can Find: Black, flo green, orange, pink, and red options make the peep easy to pick out on the string. You see it when you nock, not after you are already at full draw.

Made For The String: An in-line peep is a small part with a hard job. Keep it centered and the pin sits in the middle when the animal steps out.

Draw to the same hole every time.