Served/Tied nock point or Brass crimp on?

[LookMomNoSights]

Do tie your nock points in place or do you use a brass crimp on nock point?

[nineworlds9]

I use both, brass when lazy.

[cbCrow]

I also use both but lean to the brass crimpons. I could never see the need for change.

[bulldog18]

I tie my on.

[Randy Koleno]

I use a brass nock on top, and a tie-on for the bottom.

[beachbowhunter]

No luck keeping a tied on knocks in place. Use the smallest brass ones.

[Thunyor]

I use brass for tuning and getting things set up because they are easy to loosen and move around. And usually don't find a reason to change.

[Chortdraw]

I have used both but prefer the tie on nocks. I shoot 3 under so I very seldom have a problem with them moving much. If you tie them right they will (serve) you well.  

[dnovo]

I have always tied mine on. Don't like the brass ones at all. When I get a bow that has a brass one, the first thing I do is take it off and tie one on. After all these years I know where to put it without testing and just tie it on and go shoot

[JamesKerr]

I like to use a brass nock when tuning but once I have my nock point set I always go to a tied on nock.

[NittanyRider]

I followed Ryan's instructions for tying an adjustable nock.  I practiced a couple times with some paracord and then used some 0.021 serving material.  I used to use waxed floss, but could never get it to stay on... have had zero problems using Ryan's method.

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[JRY309]

I've been tying on my nocks since I started shooting traditional about 20 years ago.Just looks more traditional and no chance of the nock scratching my bow and no tools needed.I tie on two nocks.

[woodchucker]

All I use is brass nock points. I invested in a very good pair of nock pliers, years ago. I put my nock point where I want it & lightly crimp it on. Then I double check it with a bow square, and give it a final squeeze.

The pliers do bugger up the nock point some. To fix this, I take 2 small pieces of masking tape  wrap them around the serving, above & below the nock point. Then, I use an emery board to lightly sand the rough edges off of the nock point. Once I'm done, It never moves (unless I want it to) and it stays in place for the life of the string. (usualy several years)

Just one old woodchucker's thoughts.....

[TxAg]

I tie on. Brass is ugly  

[Bldtrailer]

Tie        

[Bldtrailer]

Tie 2 one above & one below        

[kat]

Originally posted by Bldtrailer:
Tie 2 one above & one below            

X2

[rick7]

I do not use the brass nock at all because for some reason it really makes my finger nail so sore that i can not shoot for a few days. i do shoot split finger

[Car54]

brass on top, tie on bottom.

[Echo62]

Brass works for just fine for me.