question for you lighted nock shooters

[buford]

Did adding that weight to the rear of your arrow change your impact point? I've been nocking around the idea (get it... lol - it's funny because it should be "knocking" but I spelled it "nocking" and... anyway back to the thread) of trying out the lumenoks this season but I hate to drop that coin and have it impact my setup. Any feedback would be appreciated.

[Chew]

I think the coolness and function of a lighted nock outweighs the hassle of changing your sight pins just a hair to hit a little different. I just put some on my Maximas. Not much difference if any at 20 yards. A slower bow may be affected more?? Not sure.

[trailboss]

It had zero effect on my set up.

Trailboss

[Tex_Cattleman]

I shoot a Switchback at 70 pounds. No effect what so ever.

[txtimetravler]

I like the homemade ones for hogs in the eveing/night.

No change on my 60# setup.

[Mike D]

No effect whatsoever. If you're that concerned about t, go to a heavier broadhead to maintain your FOC.

[lbbf]

Yep I use the homemade ones as well and it has made no difference in my setup

[Bweger]

I use Tracer nocks and I haven't had to change anything except my patients while sitting in my stand looking at the orange glow after a pass through shot.

[RRFishNHunt]

I shoot 64#'s and they have no affect on me.

[MQ32Shooter]

I shoot about 58 lbs with Axis arrows and 100 gr. broadheads. Did not notice any difference.

[buford]

Excellent. Thanks for the feedback fellas.

[tippy]

got to youtube and search for lited nocks this guy has a video on how to make them its real simple to do?

[Trampus]

Just saw that video. Didn't realize how easy it can be made.