Turbo Nock is coming out with a "twist" nock that you can use with standard fletching. They say their testing shows it will allow one to use 50% less fletching size to stabilize fixed heads, cause the arrow to complete 2 complete revolutions in the first 7 feet of flight versus 5 feet for the standard turbo nock and 20 yards for a standard nock and fletched arrow.

Only problem I see is they will only be making it in the bigger super nock size, not g-nock . I won't give up my ACCs for anyone, but it should fit plenty of other shafts.

There's a thread going at AT in the manufacturers section for more detailed info...

Here's the AT thread link-

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showth...threadid=75512

Someone should try these with the new NAP spin vanes. Perhaps the massive turbulization would create a rift in time and allow one to shoot their arrow back in time and eliminate all deer from being able to duck an arrow...

HeHeHe!

Or better yet, combine them with digital scouting technology (tm), pinpoint a buck, show up ahead of time, shoot your arrow at a spot, it dissapears into the future...

Show up the next day, follow the blood trail to your trophy

about time........

This was my first suggestion to Nick a few years ago when I first tested the turbos.

I think its a good idea