I recently purchased four packs of nockturnals. My question is how much will ten extra grains of arrow weight affect my arrow flight? I wish they made practice nocks!
I recently purchased four packs of nockturnals. My question is how much will ten extra grains of arrow weight affect my arrow flight? I wish they made practice nocks!
I shoot a 70# 29" Z7 and my normal arrow weight is 430 grains.
I,m shooting the same arrow weight from a 60 pound bow and can hardly tell the difference. You know the answer, you need to shoot it. They're some of the mish durable lighted jocks I've found so a few extra shoots should be ok. They've also got a great warranty incase you break one.
Just bought some Nockturnals. I've always made my own lighted nocks with thill lights. Didn't feel like making any for some new arrows and went with Nockturnals. So far, I'm very pleased with the quality. Have yet to shoot, but I noticed no difference in arrows shot with lighted versus without lighted nocks before.
cant tell a difference at all. hey i heard a good trick to do with those also is put some string wax in the reset button hole to keep the blood out of it. i tried it last doe i got and it worked great!
Just bought some Nockturnals. I've always made my own lighted nocks with thill lights. Didn't feel like making any for some new arrows and went with Nockturnals. So far, I'm very pleased with the quality. Have yet to shoot, but I noticed no difference in arrows shot with lighted versus without lighted nocks before.
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