Rob,
Thats a cool tie on nock. Thanks for sharing. Thats why I love this site! So many great ideas to help me improve my trad bowhunting!
Bill, what is the name of the knot? I would love to find out. Thanks!
WidowEater, Great question! What I did to check was I marked my serving with a permanent pen, and I also mesaured the distance from the top of my serving to the nocking points. For me this knot works, but it may not work for everyones shooting style. Also everyone wont get the same results as me. If the not is tied incorrectly or tied too loose or too tight, the results will then vary. I check my brace and nocking point everytime before I shoot, so even if it was off, I can give it a quick twist and it's right there. I make the knot tight so that I really need to put some effort into twisting it for it to move. I also use two nocking points and shoot 3 under, I serve the center serving in the same direction as the string twist. I release with my right hand so I would guess it would spin following the twist which would mean the nock would spin down, so I suppose if the bottom nock was twisting upon release, by the end of my shooting session, the bottom nock would be a bit below my arrow nock, but that doesnt seem to be happening, and if I'm gussing wrong and the nock would twist the other way upon release then the nock would be smashed into my arrow nock and thats not happening either. Im by no means a pro at this either, just sharing my personal results.
Thanks!
Ryan