Single nocking point

[Little Miss Purple]

Now that I have the sexiest quiver/chest protector combo ever seen in archerydom, I don't want my shooting letting me down, not that anyone would notice


People are usually too interested in your gear to be bothered about your score - I can say this emphatically as my stuff was also produced by old bloke - www.arrowheaduk.com

[clickerati]

Does that make us Old Bloke's groupies, LMP?

[Cakemeister]

I had both brass nocking points removed & replaced with two bits of serving, theory being increased string speed= further distance. It changed the 'feel' of the bow slightly which I like.

Pete

[Furface]

Pete_T - 12/10/2005 6:24 PM

I had both brass nocking points removed
Pete

I just can't resist...yes I can...no I can't..yes....

Actually, no
Presumably it was very cold

[Cakemeister]

Furface - 12/10/2005 6:05 PM

Actually, no
Presumably it was very cold

Cold enough to freeze the brass nocking points off a...

I seem to recall you were demonstrating 'how to shoot in a monsoon' to an insanely enthusiastic beginner's group at the time...

Pete

[cliveanne]

I use one nocking point on both recurve & longbow. It's good enough for me, less to go wrong in the "Fix it" department. As I see it "Horses for courses"

[clickerati]

Do you nock above or below your point?

[cliveanne]

clickerati - 13/10/2005 7:04 PM Do you nock above or below your point?

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Below, as it stops the arrow from sliding up the string.</p>

[clickerati]

Well, that's the way it's been set up, so at least that's right!

[cliveanne]

clickerati - 14/10/2005 7:35 PM Well, that's the way it's been set up, so at least that's right!

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I was told to use the &quot;KISS&quot; method. Keep It Simple, Stupid (I'm not refering to you. Honest) </p>