Serving help

[Wellsy]

Just put on a new string and D loop and am having trouble with the serving seperating where the loop is tied below the arrow.
Never shot with a loop before and my setup has a brass nock above arrow and nothing below the arrow, do I need a knot or nock below the arrow as well to stop the D loop from pulling up on the serving?

Thanks heaps
Wellsy

[Kimall]

Yep I agree with coach reserve and put tie on nocks on instead above and below the arrow.I have this set up on mine and it has not moved in almost a year.
Cheers KIM

[Wellsy]

I've re-served and will try brass nocks above and below the arrow, until I broadhead tune in the morning. i will then change the brass nocks for tied nocks.
Thanks
Wellsy

[Wareagle]

Two brass nocks will probably cost you 4-5fps.are you sure you want to tune your broadheads first? before you change to tie on nocks.

[Wellsy]

I figure it will be easier to adjust the brass nocks?

[Wareagle]

I figure it will be easier to adjust the brass nocks?
You can wind the tie no nocks up or down, personally I just use a loop.

[No eye deer]

http://www3.sympatico.ca/ragiwarmbear/diy/ton/tie.html



Tied nocks.

Mark

[Wareagle]

You can wind the tie no nocks up or down, personally I just use a loop.
I've seen too many loops move Wareagle to trust that method , but hey if it works for you , alls good . :D
As for the 4-5 fps , I've never heard an animal complain that the arrow wasnt fast enough :wink:
Maybe not,but you might have heard someone swear as their arrow went under the animal. :wink:

[grizzly]

i had the same problem wellsy asked about,recently fitted a loop,one brass nock point above the arrow ,serving became loose and two minutes ago my serving broke and unravled
now it wont hold me arrows :cry:

how do you reserve?

[Dave]

http://www3.sympatico.ca/ragiwarmbear/diy/ton/tie.html



Tied nocks.

Mark

Good post Mark,

I didn't know how it was done and I have one on my bow. :?

Dave.

[Wareagle]

I tie my peep in,that fashion,except the last two knots go in to the middle, so I don't burn the string, when I melt the ends.
With a tied in nock,I come back over it,stop before the last knot, than come back to the middle,double knot ,burn.A trick is to cut the end thread with a pair of scissors, not a blade, a blade tends to pull the knot out of shape.

[No eye deer]

Yeah Wareagle,
I always use a blade, and it always pulls the knot apart, or messsss up the thread. Just didnt occur to me to use scissors!

Mark :D