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Author Topic: Grizzly Stik nocks?  (Read 209 times)

Offline sendero25

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Grizzly Stik nocks?
« on: August 04, 2008, 08:47:00 PM »
Member outdooru recently asked what size uni-nock bushing was needed for a Grizzly Stik Sitka.
I just finished cutting, and fletching my Sitkas and was wondering what is the advantage of using the uni-nock instead of the tunable nocks that came with my Sitkas?
So far, I like my Grizzly Stiks, but if I order more, should I use the nocks that come with them, or use the uni-nock?
Thanks all,
John
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"I'm not as smart as I look"

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Offline SHOOTO8S

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Re: Grizzly Stik nocks?
« Reply #1 on: August 04, 2008, 08:58:00 PM »
When I was shooting Sitka's, I used 3-28 unibushing's and G nocks...and the only resaon was the stock nocks weren't very good nocks and weren't tuneable...with the new tuneable nocks, I'm assuming there's no reason to convert them.
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Offline sendero25

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Re: Grizzly Stik nocks?
« Reply #2 on: August 04, 2008, 09:06:00 PM »
Thanks SHOOTO8S,
just wondered if the nocks I have weren't "good enough".
When I received my Sitkas, I called 3r Tech Line, to make sure they were in fact, "tunable" or if I should glue them in.
These were my first carbon arrows ( I always have shot aluminum)and all of my experience was to glue everything!
After going through the process of finding the spine side, cutting, shooting , cutting more, and more, and more....
I finally got the Sitkas to shoot great, with my fletched arrows and with broadheads.
Just wondered if I was missing an advantage with the uni-nocks.
Thanks again,
John
"I'm not very smart but I can lift heavy things"

"I'm not as smart as I look"

quotes by my good friend Clay Miller from Valentine, TX

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