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Below the nock

ALOT DEPENDS ON HOW YOU SHOOT. I BELEIVE THAT IF YOU SHOOT WITHOUT A RELEASE THEN YOU SHOULD PLACE THE ARROW ABOVEE THE NOCK. IF YOU SHOOT WITH A RELEASE I BELEIVE YOU SHOULD PLACE THE ARROW BELOW THE NOCK WITH YOU RELEASE BELOW THE ARROW.

I PERSONALLY SHOOT WITH A TRU NOCK AND HAVE HAD VERY GOOD LUCK WITH IT.

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HNI i know i knew where my nocks on the bowstring but i had to look anyway. On both bows where they were tuned by two different bow shops the nock would be above the arrow on the string.

I shoot a release and I put the arrow ABOVE the nock point. Here's why.

When you put the arrow below the nock point, then the release below the arrow, the arrow nock will get pinched between the nock point and the release during the draw.

I have no problems associated with nocking the arrow above the nock point and my accuracy is very good.

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I shoot a string loop and put the arrow between the knots on the loop.
SF

If you're shooting with your fingers (glove/tab) the knock set is above the knock.
Shoot one finger over - two fingers under.
Your anchor point is the tip of your index finger in the corner of your mouth.
Put the string directly in front of your eye- as to cause it to be blurry.

CaptJack
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I've always shot with the arrow below the nock.

I shoot fingers, and put the knock below the knock point.

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