I have some Cabela's gift cert $ burning a hole in my pocket. I had planned on buying (among other things) a tru-ball speed nock and going back to shooting off the string, but since I don't have a peep to align, it seems like kind of a waste. I'm considering using a tie on nock point, and was looking at the serving material Cabelas offers in their archery catalouge. I can choose between Cardoza Super Serve in .018 and .021 sizes, or Bohning #62 Serving Material, in the same sizes plus .025. The Bohning is over twice as expensive, but the catalouge doesn't list the length of the spool. Can anyone tell me good or bad about either of these two materials for tie on nocks and general serving repair? What size would you recommend I purchase if I go this route?

Edited by - rangeball on 01/24/2002 14:35:13