jca

just wondering..does the true nock work better than a string loop? does it really keep your peep alinged? does it stay put on your serving or does it move over time?

hunter9022

Im not tryin to start some big argument here, but this is my opinion on metal knocks(especially metal loops). They add so much weight to the string. You might as well throw 6 brass nocks on there. If you tie a loop the right way, it wont twist. Just make sure your rope ends are on the bottom and on opposite sides.

hc4runner

Go with the string loops, they are lightweight, cheap, and easy to replace.

hc4runner
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bigbulls

Definetly go with the string loop. They are lighter, cause no torque on the bow, do not make any noise on the release like the metal loops, and don't have any screws to come loose.

PAbearman

I love my string loop. Best thing I ever did for accuracy. Haven't heard to many good things about the true knock. Never tried one and don't think I will, no sense messing with a good thing.

BowElkDwn

I use the metal nock simply because of my release that I have had for ten years wouldn't work on a string loop. If you have a release that will work on a string I would go with that but if you don't a metal one works well also. I have never had any problems with mine. They are heavy if you are worried about loosing a few feat per second.
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