Split finger and nocking points

[Mike VanBuren]

Is there a benefit to having a nock point above and below the arrow for split finger shooting?

[Green]

Yes, because once you've released the string the arrow won't slide downward.

[Mike VanBuren]

Ok, it just feels like my fingers are split too far apart. It's probably a good thing.

[Green]

Your fingers can be placed directly over tied on nocks so you have a normal feel and that won't affect arrow flight.  If you're not using a tied on nock, here's a very good one that's easy to do:

 http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=000127

[straitera]

Agree w/tied on nocks. Much smoother than catching rough edges of the brass.

Stretch string complete (24 hours), adjust fistmele, & tie nock (dental floss or whatever). May dab micro hit of wood glue fore & aft securing the floss to the string to keep it from moving...usually not.