I will have some nocturnals for next year. I wanted to get some this year but never got around to it.
Thank goodness for the search feature. I almost started another thread. Been considering the Nocturnals. I shoot the PSE Radial X Weave 300 and am trying to figure out which model to order. Suggestions Coach Milo?
Phil, did you see the thread I started about the DIY lighted nocks? If not, check it out in the How To section. Trust me, it is so easy a caveman could make one. After building a couple myself, and seeing how much brighter they were than my brother's Lumenoks, there's no way I'm going to ever pay three times as much for a store-bought lighted nock.
I did read it. Haven't had the time. Easier to click click click, spend $25 on ebay and have them on my door in 2 days. Winter project.
Milo
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I believe the S model will work. are you using typical bohning nocks with them?
They are the STL Hunter Radial X Weave. I know it is a smaller nock than what my Gold Tips 55/75 takes.
bthompson1004
Member
The white nockturnals are very hard if not impossible to see your arrow flight toward the target....I know that I have to be within 5-7 yards of the target to even see the light...I suppose if my target fell on its side after I shot it I would be able to see the white light better...but I prefer the nockturnals over the lumenoks for now...just going to try different colors.
just found a 3 pack on ebay for $18.99 plus $4.99 S&H, and the seller is from Ohio.
just found a 3 pack on ebay for $18.99 plus $4.99 S&H, and the seller is from Ohio.
Sticknstring
Junior Member
FYI, LUMENOCKS don't fair to well when hit by another arrow while target practicing!! That really sucked yesterday!
steveOh
Junior Member
Tried the Nocturnals last year. It was pretty cool to see where I hit my buck after the shot. Tried to clean out the dried blood out of it but couldn't get it to work right...sticky. I am going to get some more of them for this season.