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jaywalker 02-13-2010 08:46 AM

Thankyou, it's very helpfull!

lpv77 05-27-2010 07:01 PM

Greg,

What diameter is the nock point thread?

Thank!

Ini 07-02-2010 12:22 AM

Nice informative thread Greg! precisely because of this information, I am on this forum. I think the best way to show it and I get it. :hail:

Hunt2much 01-18-2011 08:20 PM

Great info! Thanks for the time and effort to post!

all in 01-20-2011 05:59 PM

Great great post! My question is this, can this be used with brass nocks intead of tied ones? is there a advantage to the tied nocks over the brass?

Greg / MO 01-20-2011 08:39 PM

Sure you could, but brass nocks are considered heavy... hence the tied-in nocksets.

Plus, they look way cooler too. ;)

There's also the fact that by tying in your nocksets, you control the length of the top and bottom. Notice how evenly the release pulls on the D-loop by having my lower nockset approximately twice the length of the top one.

usmm1234 02-03-2011 06:50 PM

Wow I even amazed myself
 
Thanks, Greg. I know you posted this years ago, but what a web tool. I am a life long sailor and archer and I have never seen a knot tying sequence explained so well. You should do Power Point presentations for a living! I tied one on and it came out perfect. I found one little imperfection in the way the line melted just so I would have an excuse to cut it off and redo it! Then I went and got my sons bow and proceeded to cut his loop off much to his horror. Tied a third one on to his bow perfectly. Kudos fellow Archer! Happy Hunting.!

MidwestArcher 03-17-2011 09:30 AM

Great Post!!!

I do however think your draw length is a little long!

nycredneck 08-15-2012 08:29 AM

With hunting season around the corner I thought it prudent to put this back up top.

jonathanmsoloman 11-09-2014 11:08 PM

Really good job on the site, Thanks for guide!


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