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Started by Sticks2117, June 23, 2015, 12:15:00 PM

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Sticks2117

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I am wondering if these types of necks are as strong as the file in type I have never shot a bow with this type of bow nock and contemplating buying one
Big Jims Thunderchild 53# @ 26"
Zbow Z58 TD hunter 55# @ 27" (RIP)
Ferguson Patriot by Bear 55#@28
Ferguson Redhawk 66" 60# @ 28
GN Critter Gitter 60#@28
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Pat B

Those are called pin nocks and they are plenty good enough for most hunting weight bows. The overlays make it even stronger.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
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Orion

The material removed beyond the nock area doesn't add strength because its fibers have been severed back to and to the depth of the filed in nock.

The depth (on the sides and top) of the filed groove is the important consideration, not whether there is material beyond the groove.If it's filed too deep, of course, it can become a problem.

Sticks2117

Thanks guys, that makes sense to me Orion
Big Jims Thunderchild 53# @ 26"
Zbow Z58 TD hunter 55# @ 27" (RIP)
Ferguson Patriot by Bear 55#@28
Ferguson Redhawk 66" 60# @ 28
GN Critter Gitter 60#@28
LM North American Hunting Club
Wisconsin Bowhunters Member
NRA Member


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