Lighted nock question

[medwc]

Anyone have problems when blood gets inside a lighted nock? I had two bow kills this year and both lighted nocks ended up having blood inside them where the light part is. I couldn't get it out and the nocks do not work now that the blood has dried-out. I use the carbon express lazereye lighted nocks.

 

[stik]

not had that problem with the burt coyote lumi-nocks.

 

[Buck Assassin]

I never did get to shoot mine at a deer so I don't know. lol
I bought two of the lazereyes and both of them quit working after the first shot so I gave up on them.

 

[@fulldraw]

At least your lazereye worked. I shot one and it didn't even turn on. Never used one again.

 

[medwc]

Sounds like the CE lighted nocks are crap.
hmmm....

 

[@fulldraw]

Seems to be. I have heard that the burt coyote's work great, but after the let down I'll keep using my white nocks.

 

[stik]

Seems to be. I have heard that the burt coyote's work great, but after the let down I'll keep using my white nocks.

try one. once you shoot a deer with one, you'll never be without it.

 

[medwc]

Well I have been doing some research. Firenocks seem to be the "thing" but are pretty pricey. Nockturnals are highly recommended and about the normal price(about $9 each). I might try them next year.

 

[Rowdy]

No problems with Easton "tracers"

 

[knightrider]

lumenock has never let me down as long as i followed prep instructions

 

[Big Gun]

I'm using the Lumenocks too, I like 'em.

 

[@fulldraw]

Seems to be. I have heard that the burt coyote's work great, but after the let down I'll keep using my white nocks.

try one. once you shoot a deer with one, you'll never be without it.

I think I'll stick to my little ole white nocks. They have never let my down. Anyways, buying those nocks will make my $20 arrows become $30. :crazy: Bowhunting's getting ridiculous.