Illuminocks
#6
RE: Illuminocks
I've used them for practice but haven't taken them in the woods yet. My only complaint is that they are expensive. I agree with Darrall, if you have the means make them yourself. If you do a search on the site I'm sure you'll come up with some instructions.
#9
RE: Illuminocks
I think they are awesome but I cannot use them with my ACC's without taking out the factory nock bushing and I won't do that just to use them.
If I ever switch arrows, (doubtful) I will indeed give them a shot (pun intended).
If I ever switch arrows, (doubtful) I will indeed give them a shot (pun intended).
#10
Fork Horn
Join Date: Aug 2005
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RE: Illuminocks
Here is the pic I have. I do mine a little different though. I used smaller then a 3/32 hole all the way through the nock. Also I didn't need to use the pin through the side to hold the light in the nock. Just push it up in the hole and then put some super glue down the hole you drilled all the way through the nock. My light fit in the nock real tight so glue may not even need to be used. What I did was sanded the nock on the sides where it goes in the nock bushing to the point that I could pull it out by hand. Then when I get to my stand I just pull the nock out and turn the light on. That way you don't need to worry about if it's going to come on when you shoot or not. I got my light at Walmart but have also seen them it Bass Pro.
Darrall
Darrall