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Post by Tooln on Nov 13, 2020 15:50:05 GMT -6
Anyone have suggestions how to remove a factory knock from a carbon arrow?
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Post by Catscratch on Nov 13, 2020 15:55:51 GMT -6
Pull?
Pull really hard?
Honestly don't remember how they work. I used to change them out to lighted nocks but that's not what I'm using currently.
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Post by Tooln on Nov 13, 2020 15:59:04 GMT -6
Pull? Pull really hard? Honestly don't remember how they work. I used to change them out to lighted nocks but that's not what I'm using currently. I pulled and twisted for all I had. Also put a rod through and tried to drive it out. That sucker is in there. |
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Post by Catscratch on Nov 13, 2020 16:00:53 GMT -6
Lol, nothing like getting you ass kicked by a little piece of plastic!
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Post by chummer16 on Nov 13, 2020 18:01:25 GMT -6
Heat?
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Post by Freeborn on Nov 13, 2020 18:03:38 GMT -6
^ Yep, you need to heat the glue of knock to get it to come off.
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Post by Tooln on Nov 13, 2020 18:25:39 GMT -6
Not on a carbon fiber, aluminum yes. |
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Post by Tooln on Nov 13, 2020 18:26:11 GMT -6
^ Yep, you need to heat the glue of knock to get it to come off. See above. ^^^^^^^^^ |
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Post by batman on Nov 13, 2020 18:32:19 GMT -6
Throw it away. Its one arrrow. If you have confidence in a carbon arrow you heated to remove a nock you best wear a helmet when you bow hunt.
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Post by smsmith on Nov 13, 2020 18:44:27 GMT -6
Why are my nocks adjustable/move easily?
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Post by terrifictom on Nov 13, 2020 21:15:53 GMT -6
Anyone have suggestions how to remove a factory knock from a carbon arrow? If you are referring to nocks on a carbon arrow for crossbows, a lot of them are glued in to keep the nock in correct position. They are next to impossible to get out without heat. The risk with heating is that the arrow may become damaged and than you risk having arrow and possibly blowing up crossbow as stated by Batman. If you can't get them out with pliers and replace with new nock, get a new arrow. |
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