Help with plastic nocks

[The Gopher]

i'm having trouble getting a new batch of nocks glued on. to confuse the problem this is the first time i am using a kimsha quick stick, before that i used ferr-l-tite. the ferr-l-tite kept popping off in cold weather so i thought i'd try something else. using the kimsha works great on field points but when i am trying it on plastic nocks is as though the glue never hardens. i can pull the nocks rigth off after the glue has cooled, and the glue that is left behind when i do this is kind of tacky, any thoughts? what glue do you guys use for plastic nocks on wood shafts? thanks, Dan.

[Killdeer]

Not hot-melt!    

Depending on the finish on the arrow, I will use Duco, Fletch-Tite or superglue gel. Duco being the cheapest, that is my preference. Gorilla glue or the like would be good, too.

Killdeer

[Pluck Yew]

What killdeer said..

Shawn...  

[Charlie Lamb]

I'll make it three.... fletching cement or super glue gel (I have a preference for the super glue).

Save the hot melt for your field points, blunts and broadheads.

[reddogge]

Duco.  $1 at Family Dollar.

[mattmcdonald]

duco works great

[marlon]

I would used saunders NPV glue. Marlon

[LostNation_Larry]

Duco and gasket lacquer.  Hard to beat.

Originally posted by reddogge:
Duco.  $1 at Family Dollar.

What he said! I have never had a nock come off a wooden arrow that was'nt damaged from another arrow or a bad miss.

Bisch

[Holm-Made]

Hi Dan,  What ever you found to be compatable with your feathers and the finish on your wood arrows should be used with the nock. Chad