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Old 26-08-05, 01:52 AM
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Limbs: Samick Mizar
Sight: Round thingy-ma-jig
Stabilisers: Can actually balance without them now
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Arrows: One should be sufficient but I often need six

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RE: New equipment - please comment

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wingate_52 - 25/8/2005 1:18 PM
Another archer at my club has the triples, but the nocks do not fit that well.
Is that nock on string or nock on arrow, that don't fit?

If its nock to string, I'll just mess around with hot water and a bit of wood. (I've done it before)

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Old 26-08-05, 04:14 AM
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RE: New equipment - please comment

Nock on the arrow. My clubmate has bits of ptfe tape jammed in to take up the slack. At the Cheshire Champs, one competitor told me to use a very short length of dental floss in the arrow shaft to tighten a loose nock, and trim off the excess neatly. About 5 to 8 mm is left inside the shaft. Near and hardly any extra weight
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