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I have been shooting since i was three 1951 back then it was called instinctive. About 12 years ago I invented a nock with a twist in it that improves arrow flight. I started doing a lot of compound shootng!
Last year I went back to my roots.
I now shoot mostly a Black Swan Hybrid. 45 lb @ 28 inches.
I recently did som slo mo video work with two time Emmy Award Winning videographer , Alan Teitel. We were trying to show what actually happens shooting an extremely high rpm arrow.
The first shot was the fun shot with a Badger Broadhead on the front and one of my Turbonock Stealth nocks on the back.
The second video shows a conventional fletched arrow shooting 5 feet .
the first has a Turbonock t-4 and it rotates 45 degrees from the string to the riser and just shy of two full turns in 5 feet. The second has a straight nock and it takes all 5 feet to rotate 45 degrees.
Last year I went back to my roots.
I now shoot mostly a Black Swan Hybrid. 45 lb @ 28 inches.
I recently did som slo mo video work with two time Emmy Award Winning videographer , Alan Teitel. We were trying to show what actually happens shooting an extremely high rpm arrow.
The first shot was the fun shot with a Badger Broadhead on the front and one of my Turbonock Stealth nocks on the back.
The second video shows a conventional fletched arrow shooting 5 feet .
the first has a Turbonock t-4 and it rotates 45 degrees from the string to the riser and just shy of two full turns in 5 feet. The second has a straight nock and it takes all 5 feet to rotate 45 degrees.