Yup. Agree with everything you said. These are basically the only ways to adjust a peep. I will also add/remove a half or full twist on my string from the bottom cam when first setting the peep up... its usually the first thing I do if its not sitting well enough... then once its very close I use the D loop and serving to fine tune it. I have used the string splitter to tune peeps before and they do work okay... but now I just tie around my peep with a good knot... then put a short section of serving above and below at the Y in the string and will mess with those if need be. When shooting in vastly different weather and temps it helps a lot. In the winter when I am only shooting indoors, I will often clip the serving off since temperatures and conditions are super consistent, and then I usually tie them back in for summer. On super hot days with blazing sunlight, its not uncommon for peeps to twist slightly, and with the new style target peeps like the podium, pxs, and hamskea, they have to be aligned perfectly. Its definitely helpful to be able to slightly maneuver your peep in the field when shooting outside.

Some strings are better than others. Shout out to Joey’s Bowstrings for staying put. Best I’ve ever used. These are all great tips also! Thanks!

Thanks for good, practical information.

How would a person fix a peep that turns while drawing the bow? Currently it is a guess how far to have the peep turned to the side to start with so the peep will turn to the proper position at full draw.

please check your left thumb