They will with a .300 ID shaft. The trigger box in the CP400 is the same as my Amped and they work like a champ in the Amped. As hard as the CP400 string angle is to deal with, the radius on the Versa's outer shoulders will add some life to the string serving.Will they work for a CP400? rather then buying the Cp400 nocks and Ravin bushings?
Yes, bees are .300Thank you sir going to use bee so they are .300
It's nothing like an Alpha nock. The projected area for the string seat is flat across the back with smooth tapers for the extreme angle bows. It is also shorter by 50% so that any concentric issues are eliminated and will not "steer" the arrow because the nock is out of alignment with the center line of the shaft. It also has a tapered shoulder from the shaft diameter of .346" to a body diameter of .342" so the nock doesn't make contact with the rail and lift the shaft. All these features provide more accurate POI due to not influencing the arrow performance in itself.It's like an Alpha Nock (which was first to come out) but is one piece. Some people do not like the two piece design of the Alpha. You can't have an illuminated Versa but you can have a lighted Alpha.
Really? Nothing? That's kind of dramatic. It's a modified moon nock which is what an Alpha is. The edges are rounded to accommodate severe string angles. It's not rocket science.It's nothing like an Alpha nock. The projected area for the string seat is flat across the back with smooth tapers for the extreme angle bows. It is also shorter by 50% so that any concentric issues are eliminated and will not "steer" the arrow because the nock is out of alignment with the center line of the shaft. It also has a tapered shoulder from the shaft diameter of .346" to a body diameter of .342" so the nock doesn't make contact with the rail and lift the shaft. All these features provide more accurate POI due to not influencing the arrow performance in itself.
I know the guy that designed and developed this nock. Much time and $ went into the development. A lighted version is in development at this time.
.297 is Cener Punch. TX_RDX GUY shoots them with Versa-Nocks.Do they fit the Centerpunch arrows? I've seen them listed as .300 I.D. but also have seen .297.
As I stated, nothing like. Nuff said.Nocket science?
Do you have a patent and if not, why?As I stated, nothing like. Nuff said. View attachment 201976
Sew, I agree. The ARC nock does in fact work better in the X1 due to the enclosed barrel. The Versa-Nock was designed for open barrel type bows as in your BD400.They are extremely well designed and made! They will work in barreled crossbows but are not the first choice. They perform better on the SWAT and X1 than moon nocks but the Arc nock works better. I do use them on my BD400.
So there is a little tolerance on the size? I'm a machinist and .003" can make the difference between fitting and not..297 is Cener Punch. TX_RDX GUY shoots them with Versa-Nocks.