Look pretty good actually…

 

I just bought some AAE IP .244 nocks for my Carnivores, and they seem really tight on the center serving.


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Interesting, I just got 2 doz Rampages and haven’t opened them yet, wonder if they have the new nock.

 

That was always the 1st thing I did when I got some new black eagles-throw the nocks away. Looks much improved

 

I really like the GT AT. They don't crack or split in my experience.

 

I really liked the way they felt and shot as well, this past season a was shooting BE Rampages again and had a lot of them crack at the nock end using accutoughs. On one hand the Rampage shafts are a lighter GPI so they’re a little thinner anyway, and on the other hand I have to think that the extra length of the GT nock has a little bit to do with the cracks in the shaft since it has more leverage with the nock groove being further away from the end of the shaft. [emoji2371]


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I prefer Bohing Blazer nocks.

 

I always replaced with x nocks, I will give these a shot. Also built a dozen elk and moose arrows and used AAE nocks and they been really solid

 

AAE nocks are excellent. They are a bit wider than most others so often need to tie a new D loop.

 

I just briefly saw one in a shop the other day for the .244 arrows. Looks like following the new trend for shorter nocks and quick release or smooth release throats. Sort of like Eastons new micro lite nock. The idea is to get the string closer to the shaft end, and the throat shorter and have less tendency to hang on to the string as much.

 

I just briefly saw one in a shop the other day for the .244 arrows. Looks like following the new trend for shorter nocks and quick release or smooth release throats. Sort of like Eastons new micro lite nock. The idea is to get the string closer to the shaft end, and the throat shorter and have less tendency to hang on to the string as much.

Got a dozen of the micro lite nocks with some 6.5 arrows, and man they are tighter than a virgin transgender on his first date...on my Threadz string. Switched them to bohnings and the world was at peace again

 

These nocks are made by Firenock. It is the replacement nock for their lighted nock. Just use the nock with no battery. They are the most consistent nock that I’ve found. They fit the bushing for the G nock. Give them a try. You’ll be glad that you did. Kinda expensive but Deorge makes quality products.

 

those look really good. Thanks for sharing

 

I had issues with the nock end cracking on both the Rampage and the Spartans (with the nock collar). No issue with the Zombie Slayers.

These new nocks look better. They look like the Easton Microlite nocks to me.

 

These nocks are tough and don’t spread unless there is a Robinhood.

 

I've been using the GT nocks in my rampages as well. Haven't had good luck with the factory R nock on any of my arrows from them... part of me would still be skeptical with some of the issues I've had.

 

The AAE IP nocks are really nice. Using them them in my SD25 arrows for 3D and ive hit the bushing on a few of them and the nocks are holding up perfectly. I like the single click on the string and how thick they are, fitment on the serving is good, haven't had any issue with them.

 

I just got some carnivores with the new nocks and was comparing them the other day. They new ones are lighter 7.7-7.9 grains vs 10.2-10.3 grains. They new ones are .010 wider at the throat, which was starting to pinch on my set up. The old nocks seem to "snap" on the string louder and tighter. I ran the same arrow through the chronograph with each nock a few times, speeds stayed the same. I can also pull the new ones out of the arrow by hand because the portion that sits in the arrow is .120 shorter. The old ones I have to use pliers.

I too have had the old ones start to crack on occasion, I inspect them regularly.