Peep tie in with constrictor knot.....

[@mikewalter6183]

Great Video on this Subject. Best version I‘ve seen. Thanks for Your time for creating this.

[@Putuj_Igumane]

Perfect instruction. The little extra is actually the best thing: you explain how to REMOVE the peep when you need to do that! Well done!

[@donaldmckenzie1236]

Great clear and precise That's got to be the best video I've ever seen for tying in a peep

[@darrellhacker4246]

Excellent job. The best video I have found on tying in a peep.

[@seanheadrick]

thank you for your instruction. your attention to detail and explanations are very helpful. That "back serving" had me completely confused until now.

[@rockyhill9946]

This is absolutely the best instructional video on how to do this. Thanks for sharing.

[@strikerone6991]

Local pro shop needs to learn this method.i will use these instructions to redo mine. Thank you for the video!

[@FlyfishermanMike]

With other methods my peep would be perfectly aligned before serving but after it would twist. This method cleared that up. Fast and clean!

[@mahari7285]

Definitely the most elegant way of tying in a peepsight! Great instruction, thanks a lot!

[@jcjalbert2630]

Very neat way to tie a peep on the bow string, constrictor knot is really easier than it seems, test making it on something you can slide off (steel rod, pencil etc.) to practice, it's almost impossible to untie when tight. This taught me a new knot, Thanks, God bless all

[@Pedro-au55]

The best way of tying it in I have seen, great video thank you.

[@kerryh3d2012]

I second that. Best video on tying peep sight and how to tie the constrictor knot. Thank you!

[@bearly9953]

Great video, I was able to tie my peep in on the first try and I am confident it is not going to shift. Thanks!

[@dannix1353]

It's a miracle, someone made a video of tying a peep and they did not hide the entire process behind their hand. I agree this is a an exceptional video. When you are showing how to tie the peep, it is nice to see what you are showing. Congrat's.....

[@rattlesnake1967]

I can't believe this got some thumbs down, absolutely a perfect instructional video, well done sir thank you

[@lucascoburn4323]

Thank you i have dealt with peep twisting for a while now. I went to a tube peep. Finally wanted to put the other back on. Fig string settled by now. Used this method except I went opposite ways when doing knots to bring it back after the first knot and it worked.

[@PCFithian]

Best instructions I've seen on how to tie in a peep sight. Thanks for sharing. I did mine that way and it looks great.

[@snafuedem]

Thank you sir. You have done a great service to the bow community.

[@juansaydeflores890]

thanks! tied my peep with your instructions.... with dental floss... great temporary fix

[@MustangBrother101]

Dude, thanks heaps for this one! Been looking everywhere for a peep 'tie-in' with the constrictor knot and this just nailed it!

[@birdhunter9999]

I have tried this a number of ways. This method is excellent. It is continuous, secure and neat. Good job on the instructions. Thanks for sharing your method.

[@youaxeng]

birdhunter9999 give me the size serving string and brand name

[@birdhunter9999]

xhntsuab yaj I use 0.21 diameter serving material. You can find suitable material in most shops or online.

[@youaxeng]

Thank you brother

[@johnpepin8348]

I watched a lot of videos on this topic, and yours is by far the best. Great job! Now, I just have to try it myself.

[@jcjalbert2630]

Really detailed description, so well explained I thought I was missing something, I just ruined my son's new bow string because I didn't know about this knot then, I'll learn this one for his new bow string, if he'll let me touch it. Thanks, God bless all, James

[@jcjalbert2630]

Very good, well detailed, really worth learning even for an old man like me.

[@calvinharris2640]

Top notch video. I am new to archery and I want to start working on my bow. I have a old bow that I plan to practice on until I feel comfortable. Your video puts me well on my way to working on my new bow

[@grassblade2]

Excellent instruction....'your humble servant Sir.

[@bonesy739]

Well done on an excellent video. I have used several different ways of tying peeps in, this will become my go to way.

[@RotorMedic7]

Best damn video and explanation out there! Cleanest install also! GREAT JOB!

[@asurasfpv9458]

Thanks for the detailed explanation - I did it according your instruction and I agree to some other comments: I compared a lot of methods shown in several youtube video, but this one is the most elegant in my opinion.

[@vikingofengland]

Good idea going from the peep outwards. I normally start from one end and work my way to the other and it does not always work out that well.

[@bigdennis21]

Excellent video! I will give this a try next weekend on my new bow. Thank you!

[@mcjaypee]

Good looking tie in. There's several ways to do this, and this is one of the best I've seen. Thank you!

[@vaprex]

Excellent video. Best video on serving in a peep sight I've seen! -- (I've watched at least a couple dozen) Technique works great!

[@PK-di4vu]

Great video brother, you educated a rookie.

[@roblc11]

I like this method the best, especially the natural "V" point of reference.

[@Wordenofthenorth]

Thank you for making this video! Super helpful and informative

[@TransientMobile]

Just found this vid 2018. Thank you. It’s perfect.

[@BillE20101]

...Great peep serving video. I have been using another video, but twice I tied the peep in and the serving around the peep would come off. There was no clear knot around the peep itself. I followed your method to the "T" and can't wait to get out to the range and try it out...

[@ANGELandGHOSTS]

used your video to do the same, works perfect. Great video.

[@FranciscoJavierOutdoors]

Awesome video sir! I’m new to archery and the tech that helped me choose a bow, installed my peep a little too low. My sight and pins are bottomed out, and I can’t be driving out to the shop since it’s pretty far. I want to be able to do work on my own bow and have been looking for a “how to” video on this knot, since it’s the knot the tech used to tie my peep sight in. Thanks for sharing!

[@WORPIONS]

great thats the video that I was looking for time ago perfect nice quality and realy detailed description

[@dudeman1828]

25 years of tying in peeps in a pro shop, I now have a new way. Clearly better than the standard method. I wonder what I’ll learn tomorrow? I hope it’s how to get my wife to do dirty stuff!

[@bbeauregard4181]

Nice and neet, good job, I finally found the way I'm going to do this, Thanks Buddy!

[@Jerkunit26]

Great video definitely easy to follow thanks!

[@ShorrockPaul]

Great video.... you should be a professional teacher :)

[@jurajhledik]

This video is just plain awesome. You should consider becoming a teacher, seriously.

[@cleolandry8878]

amen I agree

[@cleolandry8878]

you are the best on the peep I will use your way thank you cleo landry bowhunter

[@brianstevens9684]

Just followed this to the letter thanks!

[@ZING-oj6zi]

Damn'd good instruction, my friend. Heading to BassPro to pickup some serving string in 15 minutes! Thanks! Sub'd!

[@LeungMac]

Marked, going to try it soon

[@theweldmasster]

i agree with everyone this video was a great twist on the peep. im about to cut out my one i installed earlier because it twisted my string. how you switched directions will probably fix the twist . thanks

[@johnyk111]

great video mate, thanks!

[@kendallsummers921]

great video and you are very good at explaining. Do you have any tuning videos? If so where? Thanks.

[@Ron46143]

Great video thank you.

[@nickd4579]

what size serving do you like to use

[@tylernegron4131]

What Type of serving thread is that?

[@damianbaptiste3833]

What kind of serving tread do you use?

[@jimstraightshooter1202]

nice job

[@marcgulko6893]

How long of a serving string do you use for tying in a peep site with this method?

[@vnhill1981]

About 1.5 to 2 feet.

[@JayN4GO]

Best vid

[@eggbert1978]

I know it as a timber hitch.

[@Shootingtimearchery]

Nice vid but when you have to adjust the peep you have a lot of work to do. I would skip on the spiral job.

[@joekind1]

That knot is called a "timber hitch"

[@MrLyleT]

Clove hitch numb nuts

[@robp_bowfly]

Actually, that isn't a clove hitch, but a clove hitch sure would work great.