BOHNING STRING NOCK HUNTER - BLACK

Description

The little brass ring that stops your groups going sideways.

A nocking point is the difference between a consistent, repeatable anchor point and an arrow that sits differently every time you draw. Bohning's String Nock Hunter crimps onto your bowstring and gives you a positive, precise nock point — every shot lands your arrow in exactly the same spot on the string.

What you're getting:

  • Black liner Hunter size — built for 12-14 strand strings
  • Brass construction with rolled edges — won't chew up your serving or fray your string
  • Plastic liner for a secure, consistent grip
  • Weighs in at just 5.4 grains — won't throw off your arrow's flight characteristics
  • Quick, easy install — crimp on and you're set

Consistency is everything in bowhunting. You don't get a second draw when a boar steps out at 30 yards — you need your nock point doing its job the same way every single time, so your form and your shot placement don't have to think twice.

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    Description

    The little brass ring that stops your groups going sideways.

    A nocking point is the difference between a consistent, repeatable anchor point and an arrow that sits differently every time you draw. Bohning's String Nock Hunter crimps onto your bowstring and gives you a positive, precise nock point — every shot lands your arrow in exactly the same spot on the string.

    What you're getting:

    • Black liner Hunter size — built for 12-14 strand strings
    • Brass construction with rolled edges — won't chew up your serving or fray your string
    • Plastic liner for a secure, consistent grip
    • Weighs in at just 5.4 grains — won't throw off your arrow's flight characteristics
    • Quick, easy install — crimp on and you're set

    Consistency is everything in bowhunting. You don't get a second draw when a boar steps out at 30 yards — you need your nock point doing its job the same way every single time, so your form and your shot placement don't have to think twice.

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