Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bow Hunting => Topic started by: mjtbackcountry on August 14, 2011, 10:36:47 AM
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Whats the best way to remove a broken nock? i dont want to go about it the wrong way and mess up my arrow?
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What kind of shaft, nock, glued in, glued on, some sort of bushing, or push in nock in carbon shaft........If the nock is damaged as the result of impact, and your shaft is carbon, you will need to really look it over closely. In many cases, rear impact from another arrow can render the carbon shaft damaged and not reusable.
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I'm assuming the the nock is broken off and you have nothing external to grab and pull. If so, take a field point and screw it into the nock broken off insert section that's stuck in your arrow shaft. Once you have it screwed in to where the field point threads are biting inside, give it a pull.
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Same idea, but I use a wood screw. Just screw it in until the threads bite, and pull it out.
