Swamp Donky wrote:I like the fact you can just pull out the NuFletch nock from the alum insert with your fingers (no special pliers needed) , take 6g light stick out, push the nock back in the insert and shoot away like any regular plastic nock without compromising POI...
SD....can you buy the lighted nock part separate from the whole vane assembly or is it one unit?...If it is one unit, it appears to be about two inches long...do you then cut your arrows to 16" to compensate?
I like the fact that the vanes can be exchanged out but I am not yet convinced personally that the unscrewing to remove the battery unit, turning it off and putting it back together will not result in some falling onto the ground never to be seen again..
Anthony
In a tough situation and wonder where God is; ...the Teacher is always quiet during the test.
Swamp Donky wrote:Your talkin' about the APE Ignitors, Anthony. Here's what the original N/F Ignitors I use look like. 3 piece (aluminum insert/plastic nock/light stick).
Gotcha....thanks for the visual!
Anthony
In a tough situation and wonder where God is; ...the Teacher is always quiet during the test.
Backstraps wrote:I'm with Swamp on this one. NuFletch is the way to go for durability and ease of use. It's the same reasons we all shoot Excaliburs.
....I think this is all fun....it just provides for another "goodie" to try for the off season....hey if I don't like it I know there are some who will take it off my hands
(right Swamp? )
....Again, having a lot of fun this year....
Anthony
In a tough situation and wonder where God is; ...the Teacher is always quiet during the test.
xbowrook wrote:i just purchased some carbon express launchpad lighted nocks.. hope they work well, seem to be very bright and work well.. anyone else use these?
....A review I just saw on USA Midway sight:
These things are pathetic. Don't waste your money. Fit is lousy. Does not blink. Cannot see the led from 10 feet away. Use these, lose your crossbow bolt...
I am not familiar with them at all nor am I ready to change from my reliable Lumenoks...
Anthony
In a tough situation and wonder where God is; ...the Teacher is always quiet during the test.
Backstraps wrote:I'm with Swamp on this one. NuFletch is the way to go for durability and ease of use. It's the same reasons we all shoot Excaliburs.
....I think this is all fun....it just provides for another "goodie" to try for the off season....hey if I don't like it I know there are some who will take it off my hands
(right Swamp? )
....Again, having a lot of fun this year....
Anthony
Nufletch for me too
I just gave my remaining Lumenoks to one of my buddies and wished him luck
...probably will pick up a pack to try out...again, it would be for next year if at all...
I have a lot invested in my Lumenoks...Burt Coyote has me on speed dial but I am never married to any of these....except the misses...(I had to look over my shoulder for the flying wooden spoon )
...a lot of great information....
Anthony
In a tough situation and wonder where God is; ...the Teacher is always quiet during the test.
, take 6g light stick out, push the nock back in the insert and shoot away like any regular plastic nock without compromising POI...
