Greg,

I have not read this thread until now. I have one question for you. Why do you tie your tie-in nocksets right on either side of the arrow nock? I tend to leave a bit of a gap between the bottom of the arrow nock and the bottom tied-in nockset as it tends to provide less arrow pinch at full draw. Thoughts?

Thanks.

great info...love the detail

Frank,

It certainly wouldn't hurt to leave a slight amount of space there between the nock and the nocksets; I've just never felt it to be necessary with this setup. You can see in that last pic where I'm at full draw that the string inside the loop is almost perpendicular to the arrow nock, which basically serves to eliminates any nock pinch.

You should make pdf files out of these great pearls of advice!

Thanks Greg for the good directions and photos. I believe now, I am ready to start tying off my own D loops....

Thanks for the post Greg. I will have to try your method.

where can you get stuff like that??

I assume you're meaning the materials used in this demo? I buy my d-loop from a lady named Catherine who goes by redhdcharm on the forums... her e-mail address is [email protected]


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Hi Greg!

I must say that this is THE BEST, most explanatory, well organized, beneficialand precise tutorial I have ever seen or read! Reallyexemplary job!!!

It must have been a real challenge but it sure is a wonderful gift to all archer's. Thank you Greg and thank you for the recommendation.
I am now here on huntingnet.

Thanks Greg for the detailed information. You presented superbly and easy to follow. All thumbs up here.