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Nick Snook here (turbonockguy) I am an archer and inventor.
I have been shooting since age 3, (1951) I shot totally traditional up to about 12 years ago when I figured a way to make arrows more accurate.
At the time my product only worked with compound bows.
A few years ago I back engineered my product to work with trad bows.
I make a nock with a twist in it. It instantly spins the arrow at the bowstring
virtually eliminates paradox. allow arrows to fly with smaller fletching. and other things. Last year I got back to my roots and now shoot a Black Swan bow. In recent months several Trad shooters have tried my nocks an have done quite well in tournaments.
Any thought here, on using an improved nock still make the shooting traditional?
Here is the video showing the difference.
conventional nock= 45 degree rotation in 5 feet
my nock= 45 degree rotation to the riser and 2 full rotations in 5 feet.
is this a good thing?
I have been shooting since age 3, (1951) I shot totally traditional up to about 12 years ago when I figured a way to make arrows more accurate.
At the time my product only worked with compound bows.
A few years ago I back engineered my product to work with trad bows.
I make a nock with a twist in it. It instantly spins the arrow at the bowstring
virtually eliminates paradox. allow arrows to fly with smaller fletching. and other things. Last year I got back to my roots and now shoot a Black Swan bow. In recent months several Trad shooters have tried my nocks an have done quite well in tournaments.
Any thought here, on using an improved nock still make the shooting traditional?
Here is the video showing the difference.
conventional nock= 45 degree rotation in 5 feet
my nock= 45 degree rotation to the riser and 2 full rotations in 5 feet.
is this a good thing?