Actually, the included axle cap snaps over the one on the bow. You do not have to remove the axle screw and cap. Plus, if you don’t use the shooter’s exact release, the peep height won’t match, especially if they use a thumb style. Which is why we do all peep height checking in the test range, so the shooter uses their own release and peep is exact.
Wow... incredible bow build. As a struggling USMC Afghanistan veteran, I wish I would have received even remotely this level of customer service when I called ahead and drove 8hr round trip from Solon, OH to Ironton OH to plop $1,200 cash on an Oneida Phoenix. The shop employee (not Bryan, but Bryan was there) was in a hurry to get to Church... on a Friday afternoon? And refused to let me try a long, selling me a medium, even though I have a 29.5" DL and told him I wanted to shoot fingers. Completely miserable experience, that has resulted in me having a $1,200 dollar flagship bow... That I cannot use.
