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Tightness of nock on string vs arrow flight

Started by archer66, July 08, 2011, 09:44:00 PM

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archer66

QuoteOriginally posted by Terry Green:
Archer....how many nock points do you have?
Sorry...been busy.  I just have one nock point (brass).  

Also since ya ask...I'm shooting three fingers below.  I'm not sure how a 66 Bear Kodiak Mag recurve is tillered or if they are symmetrical but I found the split finger style to be VERY uncomfortable...
1966 Bear Kodiak Magnum
52"
40# @ 25"

Black Widow SIW
56"
51# @ 25.5"

archer66

Well...I think you guys nailed it.  I added a dental floss nock point on the string below my arrow and the problem seems to be resolved.  I'm back to shooting tight groups and arrow flight looks good.  

Thanks again for the help!!!
1966 Bear Kodiak Magnum
52"
40# @ 25"

Black Widow SIW
56"
51# @ 25.5"

Terry Green

Sorry ...I was away....sometimes the arrow will slide down the string if there's only one nock point.

Glad to hear you got it worked out.

T
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