Abstract: A peep sight which is rotatably mounted to the string of the bow and includes a generally cylindrical body having a lateral bore therethrough, at least one sighting member angularly mounted on the outer wall of the body, and a weighted member displaced at an angle (generally between 40-90 degrees), also mounted on the outer wall of the body and emanating from the body in a position generally perpendicular relative the sighting member. The present invention provides a peep sighting system wherein the sight is always parallel with the horizon, notwithstanding the angle of the bow. Further, the sight is always in the correct alignment with the aiming eye of the user, unlike prior art methods, which were rigidly affixed to the string, and thereby often did not align appropriately with the user and target at critical times.

Abstract: An attachment to compound bows and the like for supporting it in a substantially vertical position relative the ground, allowing easy display or quick access, providing an effective support system for displaying or storing the bow in the home, hunting in the woods, or practicing in the field. The preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises a base plate which, in the principal embodiment is affixed to the stabilizer hole of the bow, hinged, elongated support legs affixed to the base plate, and a leg bracket which is affixed to the lower limb of the bow, the bracket configured to store the support legs in an out of the way position when the bow is in use. The present invention may also include a wrist strap affixed to the base plate to aim in the handling and aiming of the bow. The present invention is adaptable to be used with almost any bow on the market having a stabilizer hole, providing an inexpensive, effective, and convenient way to store, display, or otherwise stand a compound bow.