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Golden Eagle
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Flat nocks

Post by Golden Eagle »

Where do you guys get your flat nocks. :?: I went to 2 different stores here in town yesterday and all they sell are the orange ones by horton for carbons. :( I want to cut down some 2115's and some 2117's for some practice bolts and save the carbons for hunting. Ill check Cabelas next time Im there.
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i also use the point inserts on the aft end when I can't find a flat nock of the correct size.

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I was wondering about that, if that would work. Thanks guys.
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Yep same insert for rear :oops: as front :!: :D
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Post by Golden Eagle »

Do you cut them down any to save weight at the back of the bolt for FOC or just use them full lenght?
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Full length :!:
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Post by Digger »

I got these from Dan Miller 85 gr brass inserts and 1/2" aluminum rear inserts.

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Post by JUSTANUFF »

IF IT IS OF ANY HELP,,,TEN POINT OFFERS A PLASTIC ORANGE FLAT NOCK THAT ALSO ACCEPTS AN ADAPTOR(THAT THEY SUPPLY) TO MAKE REFLETCHING EASY.I HAVE USED THEM AND HAVE HAD NO PROBLEMS.MADE TO FIT 2219'S.CAN BE USED IN 2216'S BUT THEY ARE A LITTLE LOOSE FITTING...JUST NEED TO USE MORE GLUE,AND KEEP AN EYE ON THEM,,THEY CAN WORK THEMSELVES LOOSE.
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Post by Vince »

You can also get carbon inserts, much lighter than the aluminum and i think they're a little more gentle on the serving.
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Post by Golden Eagle »

Vince wrote:You can also get carbon inserts, much lighter than the aluminum and i think they're a little more gentle on the serving.
Do they make them for 21's? I have only seen them for 22's
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Post by Vince »

Bstout/Golden Eagle,

Using hot melt glue, i heat the glue stick and then apply the melted glue to both the carbon insert and inside wall of the aluminum bolt.
I guess if i wanted something more permanent, i would use epoxy.

The 2117 carbon inserts fit all my 21XX (2114, 2115 and 2117) arrows/bolts.
I believe they weigh 15 grains.

As far as insert size, they were available for 18xx - 24XX shaft sizes.
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Post by Golden Eagle »

Vince wrote:Bstout/Golden Eagle,

Using hot melt glue, i heat the glue stick and then apply the melted glue to both the carbon insert and inside wall of the aluminum bolt.
I guess if i wanted something more permanent, i would use epoxy.

The 2117 carbon inserts fit all my 21XX (2114, 2115 and 2117) arrows/bolts.
I believe they weigh 15 grains.

As far as insert size, they were available for 18xx - 24XX shaft sizes.
Thanks Vince :wink:
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I would think that if you had the threaded inserts on both ends that if you ever missed :oops: or made a pass through shot :D and put it into a tree or a log, etc. that an arrow puller would be threaded into it to help pull it back out. Would that be the case??? Also if you used the heavy brass inserts in both ends would that cause any issues with arrow flight or the extra weight just create a slow down in speed??
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