I always shoot my nocks in, swap out the new nocks, shoot those in and keep the others as spares. Saves a lot of nocks and even if you break one you are replacing with one that’s already shot in. I think it’s more consistent and saves a lot of nocks especially if you don’t have an Easton sponsorship. In the past these were the little secrets that I would have never given up but now with the internet, nothing is a secret anymore and that’s probably a good thing for the sport. My 2nd son is due in June. His name will be Easton John Hunt. Thanks for everything Easton, the Easton family, and Easton Foundation have done for the sport and for me personally.
Just a precisation. Each Beiter nock is made out of a single cavity. So all nocks of that model come out of the same cavity. As explained in the video in different bags of Easton nocks you may get different cavities.. just in the same bag you have the same cavity. Or am I wrong?
I ran into a problem with nock's from another arrow comp due to shooting high lbs. I was told about your Micro 4mm as a replacement, and was not disapointed. Haven't had a failure even in the cold. Did losse one to a robinhood the nock colar and other arrow went over 14" down the other shaft. Just wish you could get them in bulk pack's?
So why even invite Chris, he said like 20 words and you just spent the whole time talking about Easton nocks we alredy know. Only thing I learned about was the deet thing.
The fact that you don't pretend the Beiter nocks don't exist gives the video a lot more credibility. Cheers.
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I always shoot my nocks in, swap out the new nocks, shoot those in and keep the others as spares. Saves a lot of nocks and even if you break one you are replacing with one that’s already shot in. I think it’s more consistent and saves a lot of nocks especially if you don’t have an Easton sponsorship. In the past these were the little secrets that I would have never given up but now with the internet, nothing is a secret anymore and that’s probably a good thing for the sport. My 2nd son is due in June. His name will be Easton John Hunt. Thanks for everything Easton, the Easton family, and Easton Foundation have done for the sport and for me personally.
Congratulations sir, we love the name! Thanks for the kind words, and best wishes to you your family from all of us here at Easton!
my recurve bow center serving thickness is around 0.100" to 0.110" or 2.7mm to 2.8mm thickness.
Just a precisation. Each Beiter nock is made out of a single cavity. So all nocks of that model come out of the same cavity. As explained in the video in different bags of Easton nocks you may get different cavities.. just in the same bag you have the same cavity. Or am I wrong?
Interesting you spoke on the super nock many times. Haven't they been discontinued?
I ran into a problem with nock's from another arrow comp due to shooting high lbs. I was told about your Micro 4mm as a replacement, and was not disapointed. Haven't had a failure even in the cold. Did losse one to a robinhood the nock colar and other arrow went over 14" down the other shaft. Just wish you could get them in bulk pack's?
So why even invite Chris, he said like 20 words and you just spent the whole time talking about Easton nocks we alredy know. Only thing I learned about was the deet thing.
You should definitely ask for a refund on what you paid for this video!
He talked plenty - yer’ just in a pissy mood.