Just wondering how many use them and how many don’t want to deal with them?
The bushing would have to be removed to accommodate the nock. I assume you're shooting a Wicked Ridge since your using Match 400s? I would recommend sticking with the alpha nock on that bow. I know the alpha nock is kind of rounded off on the edges where the deepower isn't. I'd hate for you to damage your string and dry fire your bow.If I am using match 400’s with Alpha Blaze nocks can the Deepower nock be inserted upon removing the Alpha Nock? Will the bushing need to be removed? The reason I ask is I had had bought the Alpha Brite nock set initially and they would not fit, had to return them and purchase the Blaze to account for the bushing.
Thanks for the heads up. Yeah, I’m shooting the M-370 as I am new to crossbow hunting. Been a compound guy, just more big box blind hunting now as I’m older. Had to make the switch for my safety. I figured this could be my backup bow if I wanted an upgrade later.The bushing would have to be removed to accommodate the nock. I assume you're shooting a Wicked Ridge since your using Match 400s? I would recommend sticking with the alpha nock on that bow. I know the alpha nock is kind of rounded off on the edges where the deepower isn't. I'd hate for you to damage your string and dry fire your bow.
Maybe? They come with their own bushings, so maybe they will fit inside the alphanock bushing. I'm not sure.If I am using match 400’s with Alpha Blaze nocks can the Deepower nock be inserted upon removing the Alpha Nock? Will the bushing need to be removed? The reason I ask is I had had bought the Alpha Brite nock set initially and they would not fit, had to return them and purchase the Blaze to account for the bushing.
Thankfully I haven't seen that yet. The Invader 400 and M370 are both fairly wide crossbows. They don't have the sharp string angle others have. Hopefully serving damage doesn't happen. I will make double sure to inspect my string and serving before every shot.I'd hate for you to damage your string and dry fire your bow.