Nock help.....please.....
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Waynesboro Georgia USA
I finally got my boys arrows cut and we shot for the first time today and we have a problem. His nocks are really, really tight. So tight that when he shot three of them, the nock stayed on the string and arrow went off target. I have to really snap them on to get it seated all the way. His arrows are Easton Jazz's Can I heat them up to open them up or something? Or Super glue them back on the arrow and wear them in or what?
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Fork Horn
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From: Ohio
I wouldn't heat them and make them loose! All that does is weaken the nock and create problems later on.
I would simply have a smaller diameter serving material put on.
Nocks should fit relativly tight,but it sounds as if your sons are extremely tight.
I would simply have a smaller diameter serving material put on.
Nocks should fit relativly tight,but it sounds as if your sons are extremely tight.
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From: Washington State
Reduce the serving diameter or get a larger throated nock. Heating the plastic can weaken it and it will fail prematurely
If the nocks are still pulling out or are otherwise loose, here is a trick for tightening press in style nocks if you don`t want to use glue: Take a piece of sandwich wrap and put it over the end of the arrow, insert the nock and trim off the excess plastic. The tiny extra bit of material is usually enough to tighten the nock and you are still able to turn the nock to tune.
The Mouse
Edited by - The Mouse on 01/13/2002 22:36:50
If the nocks are still pulling out or are otherwise loose, here is a trick for tightening press in style nocks if you don`t want to use glue: Take a piece of sandwich wrap and put it over the end of the arrow, insert the nock and trim off the excess plastic. The tiny extra bit of material is usually enough to tighten the nock and you are still able to turn the nock to tune.
The Mouse
Edited by - The Mouse on 01/13/2002 22:36:50
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Fork Horn
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From: Rushville NE
Check to see if the nocks are glued on. Many times they don't glue the nocks on so you can rotate them for fletch clearance. I know the jazz comes with nocks loose. If they aren't glued on, just stuck on, you can use fletch cement to glue them on.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Waynesboro Georgia USA
Do they have different size knocks? I might ride down to the shop Saturday and ask Mr. George whats going on. I dont know if they came with knock on or if the shop put them on. All I know is they are to tight!
#10
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From: memphis TN
I read about taking some emery board and sanding a little out of the inside of the nock to loosen its grip. You can easily adjust how much you take off so they don't get too loose.
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