Great nock set

[Stephen Graf]

#5771

Here’s a link to a really good nock set for your bow string. I’ve been using it since January and it really works well.

If you watch the video twice, you’ll have it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8EghWvyUcA&list=UUVG_7J3lkhe4rdmnVaHmWNw&index=4

[coastalbendbows]

#44514

Ryan does a good job with his videos.

[Dan Jackowiak]

#44660

I like it. 8)

[Ralph]

#45163

Me like it too.:P Just put it on a bow. Simple!

[Charles Ek]

#45239

Thanks for the link. If I weren’t about to head out for some stumpin’, I’d be stuck to my desk chair watching the whole collection of videos from these folks. Great stuff!

[Stephen Graf]

#45794

Yea, it’s one of the best improvements to my setup this year. Just a little thing, but it sure is helpful. Especially when making small adjustments to your nock height.

I use two nock sets, one above and one below. So it is doubly nice to be able to just move them as I need to get things right.

And these nock sets don’t seem to get mashed like my old tied on nock sets. they keep their shape over time… Wish I could say that for myself 🙄

[James Harvey]

#46673

Steve that’s really cool. Thanks for sharing it mate.

Jim

[James Harvey]

#30785

I’ve been using this nock on my recurve for about a week now and it’s going well. Doesn’t seem to be moving itself, which was my only concern. Very neat.

[daniel boon]

#32085

I have been using these for over a year, once I get them where I want them, I just put a dab of superglue on the edge. Just locks them in, and if you use just a small dab, you can still break them loose if you want to move them.

[Jason Wesbrock]

#33380

I saw this video when he put it on Facebook a few month ago. It’s a great example of how a simple approach is often best. I use a very similar nock set on my target bow and it works very well.

[RayB]

#37689

I was taught to use a nail knot, sure like that one better, much easier to tie.

Thanks

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