i wonder how many have done this and how it actually holds up. is there anywere to go and learn on how to tie in a good serving for a string.i need to learn that also.

I do and will never again use the brass crimp on things. Takes about 2 minutes, you can adjust them and they never wear out.

--Bob

What Bob said. It's a very simple installation and done correctly will last indefinitely. And you can adjust them up and down the serving like a nut on a bolt---and they don't move on their own. There is also the added feature that you'll gain some speed. I've chrono'd the results on my bow and found that a brass nockset robs my bow of 4fps. So if you're one of those guys that has a double above the arrow and one below you've just cheated yourself out of 12fps.

I thought everyone did!

I do. Here is how.

http://www.bowsite.com/bowsite/featu...hunter/tieone/

And bookmark that Bowsite thing. There are a lot more good articles under the Practical Bowhunter heading.

I do, and like the others have said, ill never go back to brass.

I would, if I could figure out how to get them friggen brass things off!

Tie on nocks are all that I use. I also use the same not if I tie in silencers or peeps.

You can also adjust them on the string without redoing the whole things. Just twist them.

I started using serving material for a nock about a year ago. I was a little apprehensive at first as I thought it would slip relatively easily. I was wrong and now rarely use a standard brass nockset.