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Hood
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Self Nocks - Heavy Bow?
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June 02, 2007, 01:16:00 PM »
I am planning on making some self nocks and reinforcing it with a thin piece of walnut and wrapping it with artificial sinew. I plan to shoot these out of my 74# bow.
I don't think there would be any problems with the nocks splitting, but wanted to get the thoughts and advice from others.
Thanks, Robert
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Re: Self Nocks - Heavy Bow?
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June 02, 2007, 01:46:00 PM »
English warbows were 100# or so, and I'm pretty sure they used self nocks. With your reinforcement, there shouldn't be any problem.
The only self nocks I ever broke were too small for the string, and broke due to the wedge effect.
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Re: Self Nocks - Heavy Bow?
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June 02, 2007, 02:18:00 PM »
The only self nock I ever broke was from a hit from another arrow.
With the reinforcement spine and a wrap you should be fine. All of the pressure is on the bottom of the nock throat and not the sides. Pat
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The only self nock I ever broke was from a hit from another arrow.
With the reinforcement spine and a wrap you should be fine. All of the pressure is on the bottom of the nock throat and not the sides. Pat
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Big Si
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Re: Self Nocks - Heavy Bow?
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June 05, 2007, 12:15:00 PM »
yeah as Scattershot said English warbows were powerful things we have a guy over here (Mark Statton i think)who has just broken the world record for drawing and loosing a 200lb English longbow and i am pritty shure he used self nocks so 74lb should be no problem
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