HOW TO MAKE LIGHTED ARROW NOCKS DON'T PAY FOR A NAME

These are instructions on how to make your own lighted arrow nocks for carbon arrows (only) for less than $5 a piece and you can find all the materials you need to build them at virtually any outdoor, sporting goods and Wal-Mart stores. These nocks are designed to turn on when you shoot your bow and turn off when you pull them out of the target or when you want to turn them off (no staying on unless you want them to be on)

 You can save yourself a bundle by doing this, have a lot of fun in the process and gain some self-satisfaction in making your own gear. 

These nocks are also lighter in weight than the store bought name brand lighted nocks so you can still maintain the FOC you need for broadheads easier than the competitions Lighted Nocks and they cost you any where from $2-$4 to make verses paying $10 a peice for the name brands. (You can make at least 2 or 3 of these for that price and up to 5 of them if your a bargin shopper and they work just as good if not better)  You also don't need to shim a peice of cardboard inside the shaft like you have to do sometimes with the competitions. Once you have made the nock you need nothing elese accept to put it in the arrow and shoot it.

I shoot my targets, whitetails, antelope & mule deer  with these and they work great.  They are great for Target Archery and Hunting.  It gives you the ability to shoot longer distances and see exactly where your hitting the target, they let you know exactly were your arrow hit your game, show any tuning problems when your arrow is in flight and the also help with the recovery of your arrows weather it was a bad shot at a target or when you arrow went into some thick stuff after you shot that monster. 

 These instructions are in ADOBE format so you will need ADOBE READER to view them.

NOTE:  These instructions are EMAILED, if you have not recieved them with in 24 hours of purchasing, please contact me

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