Help me identify this nock, please!

[longbow fanatic 1]

Can anyone tell me who makes this nock?

[Pine]

From the picture it kinda looks like a Z nock .

[lefty4]

Looks like a Bohning Classic without the index.

[longbow fanatic 1]

It's not the classic, I don't think. I have some that are the same size and they fit a little more loosely on my string than these do.

[1/4 away]

Carbon Express Thunder Express nock

[J. Holden]

Looks to me like the one you need more of!  Sorry, couldn't resist.

Seriously though, looking at 3 Rivers website either the Z nock or Marco maybe?

-Jeremy  

[M60gunner]

If it is for a wood shaft and it looks that way, Z nock. Not an AAE. Try looking on F&S Archery supply website. They still handle a few different brands left over from the aluminum days

[huntingarcher]

My first thought was Marco.

[BILL LEU]

looks like a "snap" nock, can get those from the Nocking Point

[Terry Lightle]

It looks just like the older Bohning Classics on my Surewood hunting arrows.The original Classics did not have the indexer.
Terry

[Orion]

[Orion]

I believeI've heard those referred to as "snap on" nocks. Don't know who makes them.  Could be the old Bohnings.

[longbow fanatic 1]

In  spite of J.Holden, thank you everyone for your responses. JK, Jeremy!    

[J. Holden]

[Bowtie]

I think that Nocking Point might be right; older Bohning Classics.  The nock looks very similar to a bag of Bohning Classic nocks that I bought about 5 years ago.  Still have the bag, but few nocks left.  Bag desciption says.... Bohning Classic, Streamline shape, Soft snap throat, 9/32 T, #1055, Lot #51391.  I've been trying to find some for the last few years... no luck.

[Ari_Bonn]

Yep that is an older bohning classic.

[monterey]

Just to be different, I'll guess Bjorn.  

[Fletcher]

Early Bohning Classic before they added the index.  Are you looking for some?

[longbow fanatic 1]

Originally posted by Fletcher:
Early Bohning Classic before they added the index.  Are you looking for some?

Yes, sir. As many as I can get.

[Tater]

11/32 or 5/16..? It is an early Bohning Classic without the index.