[Tater]

What are your thoughts relative to the D loop being tied under the arrow nock as opposed to "splitting the nock", that is one knot above the nock and one below? I know downward pressure on the arrow rest is a factor, but is there an advantage, disadvantage for one over the other? I have tried both and prefer the loop under the arrow nock. I can not determine if there is an appreciable difference (arrow flight, grouping etc.) between the two, but then, I am not that knowledgeable in this area. I shoot a Carter Solution 3 (back tension) release.

 

[RWP]

I just use a d-loop, splitting knock.

RwP

 

[BizzleBigBuckBungalow®™]

I use a D-Loop splitting my arrow nock.

 

[Tn10point]

I use a D-Loop splitting my arrow nock.

Same here

 

[Guest]

I use a D-Loop splitting my arrow nock.

Same here

Me, too.

 

[msar]

NO loop here!! All the relaeses I shoot have ropes on them.

 

[weave]

I use a D-Loop splitting my arrow nock.

Same here

Me, too.

Ditto

 

[rutnstrut74]

Split the nock. :grin:

 

[Alan in GA]

I think

I think the D loop is the best invention I've ever seen for bows! How INexpensive yet GREAT tool~!
By the way,,,is anyone 'known' for being the inventor of the D LOOP?
I think things are NEAT that cost so little, yet work so WELL.
Alan in GA

 

[semobow]

D- loop split ... Nothing else . I've found it the easiest to adjust and if you need to replace your loop you can tell where it goes according to the wear on your serving. I used to tie above a below inside the loop but have found this way work fine for me.

Yup.

 

[7bru]

I have tried both ways. both are good. just have to see which works best for your setup.

what do i know heck i don't even shoot one anymore. my ross shoots just fine without one.

BRU

 

[Guest]

I have always used a D-loop with my nok in between the 2 knots, I dont think I will ever shoot any other way.

 

[moose drool]

D loop splitting the nock for me