Nock pins....
03-31-2008, 07:16 PM
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Nock pins....
I'm looking for some different nocks in my X-7's.....I have super nocks now, but I'm not really a fan. They seem to sloppy....I thought about the super 3D nock...but like the idea of a pin nock.
I see that easton makes a nock pin, and nock, for an X-10, does anyone know if they'll work in an X-7? I'm open to any other ideas as well.
I see that easton makes a nock pin, and nock, for an X-10, does anyone know if they'll work in an X-7? I'm open to any other ideas as well.
03-31-2008, 07:21 PM
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RE: Nock pins....
They make a uni bushing that will accept the g-nocks which are adefinate step above the super nocks imo and it would be very difficult to send an arrow through the back of them.
03-31-2008, 07:32 PM
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RE: Nock pins....
So I can get a uni bushing for an X7, 2613 that will accept a g-nock? Super fantastic!! And what would that be, do you know?
Yes, I'm an idiot when it comes to aluminum arrows, but I'm learning.
Yes, I'm an idiot when it comes to aluminum arrows, but I'm learning.
03-31-2008, 07:49 PM
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RE: Nock pins....
X-10's......haaaaaahahahahahaha.....If I ever broke one, I would cry, then quit......
Ok, I did a little research. A gold tip pro 30 is a 26/64 arrow, and I shoot 2613's.....26/64.......Soooooo.....logic tells me the nock pins for those will work, yes?
Ok, I did a little research. A gold tip pro 30 is a 26/64 arrow, and I shoot 2613's.....26/64.......Soooooo.....logic tells me the nock pins for those will work, yes?
03-31-2008, 09:56 PM
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RE: Nock pins....
Nope,the I.D. (inside diameter)is what you need to know,not the O.D.(outside diameter)
Not saying they won't work but I doubt the I.D is the same.
I was over at a shop tonight shooting and I was commenting about going even lighter on poundage but that would require getting arrows and getting that low on poundage would require expensive arrows(for 3-d).He said he would get me the X10's at cost just so he could say he has sold some.My reply was get the A/C/E/'s and we might talk.
Of course I was just messing with him because I can already get them pretty close to that now.
Not saying they won't work but I doubt the I.D is the same.
I was over at a shop tonight shooting and I was commenting about going even lighter on poundage but that would require getting arrows and getting that low on poundage would require expensive arrows(for 3-d).He said he would get me the X10's at cost just so he could say he has sold some.My reply was get the A/C/E/'s and we might talk.
Of course I was just messing with him because I can already get them pretty close to that now.
04-01-2008, 04:57 AM
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RE: Nock pins....
Well, I've exhausted every other idea I had....so for now I guess I'll get some super 3D nocks, and if I don't like those I'll change out the uni bushings and go w/ the G-nocks.
Thanks, TFOX, for the help. I appreciate it.
Thanks, TFOX, for the help. I appreciate it.
04-01-2008, 12:31 PM
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RE: Nock pins....
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Well, I've exhausted every other idea I had....so for now I guess I'll get some super 3D nocks, and if I don't like those I'll change out the uni bushings and go w/ the G-nocks.
Thanks, TFOX, for the help. I appreciate it.
Well, I've exhausted every other idea I had....so for now I guess I'll get some super 3D nocks, and if I don't like those I'll change out the uni bushings and go w/ the G-nocks.
Thanks, TFOX, for the help. I appreciate it.
