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Yes.
Beiter nocks really are the dogs dangly bits. Best around IMHO. They fit nice on the string and also stay consistent for longer. Plus they come with 3 groove typs- no. 1 groove for recurve, no 2 groove for compound and the Hunter (symmetric) version for compounds shot off a loop.
They also do variations- insert types for unibush and in/out versions for carbon shafts.
If you get the usual asymmetric for recurve, couple of things to remember: (1) the Beiter logo should be on top and (2) you'll need a nock adaptor for your fletching jig. The black adaptor is for no. 1 groove and the orange one for no. 2 groove. Nock installation tools ditto.
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