Please help me!

[Hawg Slayer 4]

I have already wrote about this but i need some more help with my new arrows. I am debating if i should return them or not. so down to the problem. My nocks will not stay in my arrow and they will stay on my string when i shoot. i need some good advice on what to do!
thanks in advance

[Caldwell]

What kind of arrows? Does it affect the flight of the arrow?

[Hawg Slayer 4]

CArbon Express Mayhem and yes

[bone]

I would either take em back or glue the nocks in just depends on if you ever want to take them out.

[Tommy_V]

I would either take em back or glue the nocks in just depends on if you ever want to take them out.

x2

[rocky]

Push the nock thru a plastic bag as you put them in the shaft.
This should tighten them up, then cut off excess plastic.

[Hawg Slayer 4]

rocky since you own an archery shop ill try it

[theboydoutdoors]

I had the same problem a while back , I just took some super glue to mine. Worked like a charm.

[Hawg Slayer 4]

the plastic baggy works great!

[Caldwell]

That's very handy to know Rocky.. Thanks for sharing that

[Tommy_V]

the plastic baggy works great!

Good Call Rocky, makes sense!

[das7777]

Push the nock thru a plastic bag as you put them in the shaft.
This should tighten them up, then cut off excess plastic.

Thanks for the great info!!!!!

[old killer]

I would not do the glue but the plastic will be easy to replace. The real cause ie the serving on the string is to large. you should first change the serving, probably drop to a .018 size serving. I usually do this with every new bow or new string.

[Taylored]

Nice trick rocky.

[atexx2]

Push the nock thru a plastic bag as you put them in the shaft.
This should tighten them up, then cut off excess plastic.

Yes this is a great tip, but you should not have to retro fit something that is new. The nocks that came with the arrows are obviously the wrong size. take them back and they should get you the right nocks, take the plastic out first to prove your case.