nocks in carbons ?

[Gordon martiniuk]

Your string may be a tad too big reserve your string for a looser fit also do not superglue in your nocks use the plastic bag trick or a little teflon tape ,, then if you ruien a nock you can remove it without  damage to shaft..      

[Leo L.]

The reason the TCX nocks were coming off is because they were too tight on the string.  However, I did notice that after some repeated inserting and removing of the nock, it became loose in the shaft as well.  I don't see myself going back to the TCX.  I am happy with the Easton for now.  I am going to try the Bohning Signature though and see how they work.

[sweet old bill]

were do you purchase the nock adapters ? so you can use reg nocks and glue them on to the adapters...and what kind of cost...

[James Wrenn]

Serve your string to fit the nocks or change nocks to get some that fit your string.Tight nocks can lead to broken nocks and dryfires. Having spares is always a good idea any way you do it.

[CCWhitetail]

Like said above, I use a plastic bag to
cover the end of the arrow then shove
the noc in.
My FMJ's get loose after a twist them a few times.
I have also taken a knife to burr it up
a bit.  Particularly when I use the lighted noc,s
because the plastic bag could prevent the
 electrical contact to occur.

[snag]

I've never had a problem with the Heritage nocks out of shooting 3 doz. thus far. But I did get some glue-in nock adaptors so I glue Classic or Snap-on nocks on them. That way I can shoot carbons and woodies with the same string diameter.

[Leo L.]

Originally posted by CCWhitetail:
Particularly when I use the lighted noc,s
because the plastic bag could prevent the
 electrical contact to occur.

Aluminum foil for lighted nocks?