I'm wondering how far forward the string goes after an arrow is shot? The bow is a 92 aero-force set at 60lbs with a medium draw set at 30".
I am wondering because I'm interested in a product called the "peep eliminator" and I just want to know how close/far it can be mounted to the string without the string hitting it upon release.
Any info would be great, thanks guys!

Problem solved! I got me a string stopper and now I know exactly how far it travels. It don't!!!

John the string stopper or string decelorator whichever you call it work great in place of cat whiskers and other string silencers.

I agree 100%! I'm killing many birds with one stone here because not only is my bow quieter and more consistent due to the arrow coming off the string in the same place everytime. With an Oneida having the draw stops for a consistent anchor point and a string stopper for a consistent arrow release point makes for an amazingly consistent shooting bow!!! but now I have moved my "peep eliminator" back about 2 whole inches thanks to the string stopper and I think we can all agree that the farther apart the front and rear sights are from eachother, the more accurate and consistent the shooter can be!
Bottom line here is that this set up is unmatched in any other bow!
For me, speed means absolutely nothing because I refuse to take any shot more than 25 yards and now I know there is no chance of missing my target and at only 25 yards, jumping a string could not be used for an excuse!
If I draw on it, it's meat in the freezer, period!!!

John the setup you describe here is exellent. I have my cp oneida falcon set up with a red dot and the sims sts.
Any other shooters here who use a string decelorator? Please let us know your setups and thoughts.

Hi,

I also use the Sims Decelerator on my LFM! It works great!
I have another Decelerator on the way home for my Kestrel! The mounting will be a bit trickier but I think it will work! I have some ideas!
I will post pics when it's mounted on the Kestrel!