I don't think it's an accuracy problem. They weigh 3 times as much as a regular nock. That much extra weight will make your arrow go low & throw your FOC way off.

 

Yep...I love how the packages typically say won't effect flight or something along those lines....adding weight to arrows is going to change its flight...whether the shooter notices or not is the question....


Forget what ones I had....they changed my flight....I didn't wanna spend the money to do all my arrows...at the time I do t think anyone was selling cheaper practice ones...so I gave em up....

Tried making my own which didn't effect flight that I could detect....hit a deer and it went out instantly. So scraped that idea too lol...


Great idea...but the cost outweighs the benefits for me...but I can track my arrows very well as of right now...


Adding weight ton the back will reduce FOC which isn't good...

 

After losing an arrow last year I was looking forward to trying these nocks,o well.

 

They only effect my flight slightly but I just move my sight down a bit and go. Ill always use nocturnals.

 

They haven't affected my arrow flight, out to 60 yards with either broadheads or field points. I wouldn't hunt without them.

 

I have shot out to 90 with mine with no effect. They add 15 grains to the back of the arrow so as long as you are using a good arrow spined right there should not be that noticeable of an effect on your flight.