nocking loops

tazzer

who uses one and what is better the string type or the metal type
Iv used both before and like the metal one better myself but i think it caused more wear on the string.

bang250

Is a string loop the same as a nocking loop? I use a string loop..never heard nocking loop but there is lots of things I don't hear'specially when the wife is talking. [:D]

KrisW

i use a string loop too..

tazzer

quote:Originally posted by bang250
Is a string loop the same as a nocking loop? I use a string loop..never heard nocking loop but there is lots of things I don't hear'specially when the wife is talking. [:D]
same things lol they make a metal one that i belive they call it a nocking loop

Wild Okie

This is an Ultra Knock I like them and have them on all my bows except the recurve. Around here he call the string version a D-loop.

n/a

quote:Originally posted by Wild Okie
This is an Ultra Knock I like them and have them on all my bows except the recurve. Around here he call the string version a D-loop.



I too, use an ultra Knock, but mine is the "II" series. I just don't care for the loops.

dcso3009

I prefer the cord style "D loop" and shoot one exclusively.

buckeyboy

Caution if you use the metal loops make sure it is compatibale with your release. I put one on took a couple of shots, then on the 3rd shot it hung up and diddent release immediatly. most caliper releases will work. If you have like a little goose release and carter they can hang up I went back to the string loop.

surekill

quote:Originally posted by Wild Okie
This is an Ultra Knock I like them and have them on all my bows except the recurve. Around here he call the string version a D-loop.



Have you ever watched slow motion videos of those?you won't want to use them..
I use the string d-loop