D Loops & Nocking Points: A Proper Set-Up Makes for Better

Working in a bow shop, we see a lot of improper nock points and D loops, Everything from D loops that are way too long, to kisser buttons used for nocking an …

D-Loop only vs, Nock Points + D-Loop

Tie a D-Loop only and shoot it for a while, then put a nock point and d-loop on – to let the strings break in? 2, Go ahead and tie the nock point and d-loop before breaking in the strings? I notice on most of my bows some shop built, some factory that the D-loop does not have any nock points on them, What is the thought beyond the above question of nock points and d-loop vs just d-loop

Nock Point With A D-Loop??

Straight d loop is used for bows that have longer ATA’s, One’s that have no nock pinch, Tie nocks are for shorter ATA bows that do have pinch, First you have to find out if you have nock pinch, Then tie in some soft nocks leaving a little play in between, If …

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D-Loops/Nocking Points

D-Loops/Nocking Points, Thread starter Exarcher; Start date Nov 23, 2008; Exarcher Active member, Nov 23, 2008 #1 It’s probably already been discussed on this forum, but not in the short time I’ve been looking,

Archery Tips: How to set your nocking point and tie a D-loop

Jason covers questions that he has received about archery tuning tips, In this one, he will teach you how to set your nocking point and tie in a D-loop, Make

Tying a Nock Set and Installing a D-Loop – Backcountry

Why a D-loop under the nock set? Less nock pinch, I’ve experienced D-loops pinching the arrow nock enough to lift the arrow off the rest at full draw, After switching to a tied on nock set with a D-loop below and my levitating arrows went away, This setup does provide a little more downward pressure on the rest as well, One last thing this setup does for me is to allow me to easily fine tune

Nocking Point Options

I may as well come clean and reveal my bias; I prefer to use brass nock sets above the arrow to locate my nocking point, Though I have hunted with them on and off, I have never been comfortable with a bowstring nocking loop, It just takes me too long to load my release, To its credit, the loop does improve serving life and top shooters insist it promotes better arrow flight, In this column, I

Tru Nock Vs String Loop

You dont have to grab the rope-loop to hook it when its wet in the rain, I switched to the metal-D for hunting and 3D, I do think now it shouldnt be used on target bows two many shots may cause it to loosen up, Mine didnt but it turned alot after tournaments and had to reset it, Still it held out,didnt blow apart,cause nocking point problems,

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Knocking With a D-Loop

Also if you leave your knocking point loose where do you knock the arrow, at the top of the loop, the bottom, or the center? And what is the benefit having space and not a tight fit around your knock with the d-loop? From: Mathew, 23-Jun-09, What i alway’s do is put a nock on your string where you loop is going to be, Tie your loop on each side of the nock, When you sinch your nots down they

Metal D-Loop vs String?

I’ve been slapped on the forearm with a string d-loop before, I imagine a metal one would really sting! Likes: Mr Bya Lungshot and Whitefeather, Aug 27, 2020 #7, Whitefeather Management Material, Aug 27, 2020 #7, Kris87 said: MetalPros: None Cons: Heavy, screws can back out, loud, slows string a ton, allows torque on the string Loop BraidPros: Lightweight, easy to tie, less torque …

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How/where to set nock point when using D Loop

I am going to tie in nocks above and below the arrow nocking point, then tie the D Loop on to help with keeping the nock location if anything goes wrong with the loop, BTW I have never set the nock point location, I have always used an archery shop, I now want to learn some of the bow maintenance and setup, Save Share, Reply, G, Gford, Select Member
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How to Set a Nock Point and Tie a D-Loop

These steps show how to set a proper knock point and tie a trusty d-loop,

How to tie in nocksets and a D-loop

D-loop secret #2: I grab a Mini Mag kept under my workbench, and roll the long tag end around and around the barrel of the flashlight, This allows me to grab it with the tag end emerging between my two middle fingers, While holding the bow string in one hand, I pull as hard as I’m capable of for at least five seconds, This REALLY snugs up this bottom knot! Some people even prefer to wax the

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The Nock and the String Loop

A nocking point nock locating device is most popular on recurve bows, longbows, or bows that are not using a release aid for shooting, It can be as simple as a small wrap of string or as elaborate as a rubber and brass band pinched onto the string at the appropriate spot, A string loop is often used as the nocking point when archers are using a release aid and are shooting short axle-to-axle