Accunock 12 G Size .162" - .165" FITS Victory VAP Drop Away Arrow Nocks
Description
- 12 G size Accunocks .162" - .165"
- Improves Accuracy, Reduces string wear, Reduces bow vibration
- Inner nock drops away into the outer nock when fired allowing for a drag free arrow release EVERY SHOT!
- Holds to the string even when doing multiple draw cycles before a shot
- Acts as a silencer for your arrows. Made in the USA
12 G Size ACCUNOCKS (ONE DOZEN G size ACCUNOCKS) G size fits Victory VAP's Injexion Carbon Injexion A/C ECT.. Please ask use what size Accunock your arrows will need if you are not sure. "This is the nock that will change the world of archery as we know it. "What is an Accunock? A press fit arrow nock designed to automatically release from the string when fired from any bow. Allowing for the drag free and consistent release of every shot requiring no modification of the bow, arrows or string. The Accunock's Highlights: Improves Accuracy Reduces Noise and Vibration Reduces String Wear Allows A Positive Hold To String All from a simple, logical design leveraging the mechanical force present during every shot. How Accunock works: Accunock Nocks basically have 2 parts 1. The Outer Nock 2. The Inner Nock Accunock weighs the same as the average Nock, BUT THAT'S WHERE THE comparison ENDS. Accunock "clicks" on to your string as any standard Nock. Accunock holds your arrow in place better than any nock on the market. It's when you fire your shot that Accunock makes a difference. When you release your shot, the Accunock's Inner Nock recesses back in to the Outer Nock so the string can propel your arrow FREE AND CLEAN FROM ANY DRAG. shot after shot after shot. In Archery "what you click on your string, you have to click off." That "CLICKING OFF" causes deflection of arrow flight, Loss of arrow speed, Vibration, and Lots of unnecessary string ware. NOT ANYMORE, THANKS TO ACCUNOCK. Accunock eliminates the "clicking off" or "plucking". "We have shot THOUSANDS of shots with a single Accunock and have yet to see any wear." Accunock is made from "LEXAN" not plastic. (Lexan is used in bullet proof glass and on newer car headlight lenses.) It is super durable and will last for "Thousands of shots." The Accunock (Patent #7,189,170) Is Produced By: K Arrow Archery
Reviews
D**G
Five Stars
We have been using these nocks for years love them.
V**Y
Not a snug nock.
Nock doesn't "hug" bowstring very well.There's too much front to back movement while nocked on the string.When you draw back, you have a gap between string and the arrow, so string punches the arrow out instead of launching it.I expected it to be a better designed product, considering the price.
D**R
Four Stars
Great product but after a while it would slip out of the shaft.
R**R
All archers buy
No better knock then these. Light accuracy and they work like said.
B**Y
I shoot accunocks exclusively. I think they are worth ...
I shoot accunocks exclusively. I think they are worth the expense, but I have never seen another archer shooting them.
L**N
Four Stars
good quality, would buy again.
C**7
Do not recommend.
First, I'd like to say that overall this is a great product. It's well made, and works exactly as described...with a few catches. I ordered four packs total, three packs of G nocks, and one pack of S nocks. The G nocks seem to fit loosely in my Victory VAP shafts, and VERY loosely in both my son's sets of Easton Inspire shafts. So loosely in SOME of the Easton shafts, that I had to wrap the nock shank in a piece of black plastic bag to get them to stay in. Now...I understand completely that this is a consistency issue with the arrow manufacturer, as switching nocks around didn't change which arrows were loose. That said however, no other brand of nocks I've purchased had as loose a fit, and some brands (both F and G) are actually quite tight in the same shafts. The S sized nocks don't seem to have this issue with my daughter's Victory Venus arrows.This brings me to my second issue. That being that with lower poundage bows, the 'hooks' don't seem to disengage as they are supposed to. My boys shoot very low poundage at this point at 19" draw and 18 and 20lbs, and my daughter is at 32lbs and 25" draw. Once I got the nocks to stay put in my boy's shafts, I noticed drastically poor arrow flight (the arrows leave their bows quite slowly at that low poundage lol) both coming off the bow, as well as down range...with all of the poor accuracy associated with it. Switching back to the factory G sized nocks for the arrows corrected the issue. My daughter had the same problem at 32lbs as well. I however, have no issues with my 62lb, 27" draw Xpedition Xcentric. Even with the 'looser' nocks, arrow flight is clean and the release crisp.Anyhow, all of this said, I'd definitely recommend this product if you are an adult shooter, with something over 30lbs of draw weight. The slightly looser nock fit in my VAP's are actually a bonus, as I made my own lighted nock assemblies, and being able to pull the nocks out makes them very easy to shut off.3/6/15 Edit - I no longer recommend these at all. Every single one has bent to the left with use. I shoot a 27" draw, 65lb Xpedition Xcentric...and after 15-20 shots on each arrow...not one nock spins straight. Will add video later.
L**4
accunocks best nock there is
I've been shooting accunocks for a few months now and man are they accurate just today received another package of nocks installed th and withing 3 shots shafted (Robin hooded) my arrow, only downside to such accurate arrows is they are expensive to replace when you shaft one lol
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