push in nocks

[buckeyebowhunter]

Some of you guys know I prefer aluminum arrows over carbon due to various reasons. If you read my post from yesterday you may also know that I've been having some issues with glue on nocks breaking.  So naturally I've been curious about push in nocks i believe they are called uni nocks on the easton camo hunters. My question is do you guys have good experiences with the uni nocks and is there anything i should be aware of before buying some. Thanks!

[flyguysc]

No down side that I can see. I shoot x7 Eclipse shafts and have shot most aluminum type shaftsas  well.

[M60gunner]

No issues, just make sure the nocks are for your shaft. In the carbon world what fits nice an tight in one brand of shaft maybe loose in another.
Another consideration is your string serving. Where your Bohning glue on's may fit just right the serving maybe to large in diameter for the Easton push n nocks.

[JRY309]

I prefer push-in nocks for my arrows.You will need to get uni-bushing,they are size specific.For Easton aluminum arrows 20XX are larger will use a standard uni-bushing for a S-type nock with a .246 ID.They make uni-bushings for 1813,1816 and 1916,they are called X-bushings that will use a X-nock for a .204 ID. same nock as Axis/MFX.