Never used one. I was always taught to keep the string touching the tip of my nose. That with my anchor and using a peep sight gives me my 3 points of contact to keep me lined up. Also helps when in a treestand to help remind you to bend at the waist. As soon as you don't that string comes off your nose, kisser won't remind you the same.
Bowhunter57
Senior Member
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Archery is full of personal choices and that's what attracts so many to it. :smiley_bril:
I've used one since I switched to a release and won't shoot without one. For me, it's one of 2 anchor points. The KB goes on the corner of my mouth and the string touches the end of my nose.
I line the string up with the edge of the pin guard on my sights, for a left/right alignment...instead of a peep sight. This works great for me, but it may or may not work for other shooters.
Bowhunter57
Archery is full of personal choices and that's what attracts so many to it. :smiley_bril:
I've used one since I switched to a release and won't shoot without one. For me, it's one of 2 anchor points. The KB goes on the corner of my mouth and the string touches the end of my nose.
I line the string up with the edge of the pin guard on my sights, for a left/right alignment...instead of a peep sight. This works great for me, but it may or may not work for other shooters.
Bowhunter57
Huckleberry Finn
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I've never used one, but I don't think you could go wrong with having another point of reference. Just don't let it get caught in your facemask.
I don't use one either but agree with Chad on the extra reference point. I just use the tip of my nose though.
Monster Raxx
Junior Member
I use one. Almost quit after my mustache hair got caught and ripped out when i released the arrow. My eyes watered so bad i could not shoot anymore. I know a big sissy.lol
