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Old 13-06-07, 12:28 PM
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Name that Nock!

I was given a set of acc's recently that have not been used for about ten years.They are fitted with flou green push fit nocks which have .098" grooves.
They have a parallel outer diameter (0.215") unlike G nocks so are,I think,neater looking.I have had a look in the old Archery shop catalogues I have but cannot find them.Bottom right hand nock is G nock for comparison.
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Old 13-06-07, 01:00 PM
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That looks like an old easton nock. It is also looks like a carbon imapct nock shown here.

Merlin Archery; Carbon Impact Nock for Super Club
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Old 13-06-07, 01:08 PM
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That looks like an old easton nock. It is also looks like a carbon imapct nock shown here.

Merlin Archery; Carbon Impact Nock for Super Club
It might be the easton nock but they do not have the small section with the larger diameter as on the carbon impact nock tho.
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Thats the original ACE Nock.

They stopped making them about 10 years ago.

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Old 13-06-07, 05:10 PM
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Thats the original ACE Nock.

They stopped making them about 10 years ago.

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I concur, good call Bulldog
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Old 13-06-07, 09:41 PM
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Thanks chaps.
Anything wrong with the ACE nock? looks like a nice item and works fine for me.
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Thanks chaps.
Anything wrong with the ACE nock? looks like a nice item and works fine for me.
Too little protection for the back of the shaft?
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Old 16-06-07, 08:49 AM
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Thanks chaps.
Anything wrong with the ACE nock? looks like a nice item and works fine for me.
They were/are a good nock with quite short "ears" which means at the point of leaving the bow string they suffered less deflection over a higher brace hight range.
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I never had any problems with them, they protected the back of the shaft and did not deflect the arrow as much as the alternatives. I have only changed recently as (I had a large stock and one day a kind customer sent in a bag full) long term they are were not an option.
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Old 20-06-07, 12:48 PM
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I never had any problems with them, they protected the back of the shaft and did not deflect the arrow as much as the alternatives. I have only changed recently as (I had a large stock and one day a kind customer sent in a bag full) long term they are were not an option.
Can I ask what you use now?
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