The ones in the link I sent earlier fit tightly in the arrows so I don’t believe they will come out. At less than $2 each delivered you don’t have much to lose in trying them. I like them better than the type where the nock is in 2 pieces and a major portion of the nock has to slide to turn on. These are one solid piece; no looseness between parts that could contribute to inaccuracy.I want a Lighted nock that doesn't fly off once it comes out of a passthru.
Therein … lies the problem. Scorpyds use bulletproof and snap on Firenocks that are the safest and best nock system for crossbows. "Whatever" illumination system would have to fit and work inside a Firenock for me to buy it. I'd never go to a lesser nock just to acquire illumination. I agree that Firenock illuminators are too complex and too expensive. I almost never lose an arrow even without illumination though.Any other options for a lighted full capture nock (for scorpyd crossbows)?
Some will shoot the lighted Parker capture nocks well. My old DS 380 liked them. I think Sam the Field Archer shoots them.Any other options for a lighted full capture nock (for scorpyd crossbows)?
do you typically Hunt from elevated stands?Therein … lies the problem. Scorpyds use bulletproof and snap on Firenocks that are the safest and best nock system for crossbows. "Whatever" illumination system would have to fit and work inside a Firenock for me to buy it. I'd never go to a lesser nock just to acquire illumination. I agree that Firenock illuminators are too complex and too expensive. I almost never lose an arrow even without illumination though.
I shoot a lot of game, meaning more percentage for a failure. Dorge was telling me today to try 2 thick o rings instead of the thin and thick o rings. It has definitely made the system tighterFirenocks have never let me down
As I stated on AT the best solution is to install the extreme shock collar then install a cork from the point side to back it up (before you install the inserts)I shoot a lot of game, meaning more percentage for a failure. Dorge was telling me today to try 2 thick o rings instead of the thin and thick o rings. It has definitely made the system tighter
That sounds great. I had a firenock fail to light this year on the buck I got. The nock worked great when I practiced with it, but at the moment of truth sad to say it did not light. How do you install these cork plugs and are they for sale?As I stated on AT the best solution is to install the extreme shock collar then install a cork from the point side to back it up (before you install the inserts)
I havent had a single customers nocks come loose since I began using cork plugs
They have to be installed before the inserts are installed. simply install the shock collar then use a long extended tip to apply a bit of super glue through the hole in the shock collar then put the cork in the point end and use a small rod to push it up against the shock collars.That sounds great. I had a firenock fail to light this year on the buck I got. The nock worked great when I practiced with it, but at the moment of truth sad to say it did not light. How do you install these cork plugs and are they for sale?
Jerry , first off i appreciate your advice , that being said its complete BS, that I have to spend over $20 per Firenock and then I have to play with a piece of cork to help out this elaborate system. Again thanks for your adviceThey have to be installed before the inserts are installed. simply install the shock collar then use a long extended tip to apply a bit of super glue through the hole in the shock collar then put the cork in the point end and use a small rod to push it up against the shock collars.
I'm sorry you are having the issueJerry , first off i appreciate your advice , that being said its complete BS, that I have to spend over $20 per Firenock and then I have to play with a piece of cork to help out this elaborate system. Again thanks for your advice
I have shot lighted Parker Capture Nocks (Lumenoks) out of my Scorpyd Silver Ventilator 150 and Orion Extreme 175 for years with excellent results, and absolutely no problems! However, they do not snap onto the string as Firenocks do. No big deal to me.Some will shoot the lighted Parker capture nocks well. My old DS 380 liked them. I think Sam the Field Archer shoots them.
