Nav 430 nocks

[Tank]

I received my new arrows today, chuffed to bits with them! Someone mentioned to me that they may have some beiter nocks I could have rather than the g nocks i opted for. Does anyone know exactly what size they would need to be? And what particular type I would need for the navs?

[mk1]

Not a lot wrong with G nocks I use them myself

You'll want Hunter Beiters with the symetric groove rather then the normal asymmetric one - using a D loop the string where the arrow nocks is vertical at full draw, on a finger shooter the string slopes at the nock point at full draw and the asymetric groove is designed to sit balanced and therefore leave the string with less interference.

I've shot both and in the one group so have not noticed much difference in performance. OMMV

If you want to survey Beiter stuff they have a website

Werner Beiter | Dauchingen | Germany | Products | Nock

[Tank]

Thats great many thanks for the information. Can you tell me one last thing please, do the hunter nocks just push in effectively or do they need pins?

[Hidden Hippo]

Only the pin-out nocks will need pins (I don't think they make these for Navs though). Beiter should do an insert nock which would work and possibly an in-out, but you would have to check on that.

[Tank]

Ok will do, thanks for that

[Marcus26]

You want 2-95 H Beiter In/Out Hunter nocks. These suit Navs. I used them on my Navs and in 15 busted nocks killed 1 arrow. A pin would not have saved it either.

[kennls]

Originally Posted by Marcus26

You want 2-95 H Beiter In/Out Hunter nocks. These suit Navs. I used them on my Navs and in 15 busted nocks killed 1 arrow. A pin would not have saved it either.

I would go with the Beiter In/Out nocks as well, have 3 navigators with small cracks in the back, after they been hit by other arrows, the g-nock is not good enough. This after 5 - 6 sessions of training and one tournament. The navigators seem to be weak in the back with a g-nock.

Which is why I'm now shooting Axis FMJ's :-)

/Kenn