dstubb

Just bought a two pack of the Carbon Express Lazer Eye lighted nocks from Wal-Mart for $15.99, and i am shocked at how good they fit and how well they operate. The only draw back i see from the high dollar ones is that the battery life is only 7 hours on these.

Just thought i would share for those of you interested in trying a lighted nock, but are afraid of wasting $35-$40 on the big brands.

danelizer

Hey thanks!! I'll go check them out.

live2Draw

you guys should try making your own!! its pretty easy! i am workin on somethin for the thin arrows

marcusjb

Try to explain this rule. They aren't legal to hunt with in Idaho. They just reviewed the rule this year and decided to keep it the way it is. I'm trying to grasp the rationale.

MoNoFletch

I have been wanting to try them. I think I will.

MO-KS_hunter

I can't even fathom why they would do that? Did they give some kind of reason?

Greg / MO

Keep in mind that 7-hour rating is continous; you'll only have yours on probably 15 minutes or so by the time you shoot, wait a bit and get down to retrieve your arrow...

I've been making my own too for a couple years, and they look exactly like these... except I've got about $2 apiece in mine and they work fantastically.

marcusjb

Well, there is a blanket law in effect against electronic or tritium powered devices for bowhunting and I guess they didn't want to make this exception for some reason. I'ts beyond me.

live2Draw

See Greg knows whats up!! hahah.
Bobber lights, a small piece of balsa and some superglue lol

Valentine

arrows will be $300 a dozen in no time.