I just got word that the importer that sell Beiter nocks is going out of business. If you like these make sure you order a bunch now.

Chris,

Is Beiter shutting down or just the current importer / distributor?

Thanks,

I can't tell from the paperwork. Might just be the importer. Cloud Burst Harvest is the name of the company. It says they are going to close down their Beiter and A&F Archery business.

What makes these nocks any better than the nocks that come with my X-Weaves??:noidea:

What makes these nocks any better than the nocks that come with my X-Weaves??:noidea:

precision in manufacturing

precision in manufacturing

But what do they actually gain me as a novice shooter??

But what do they actually gain me as a novice shooter??

consistent nocks is very important if you want consistent arrow flight out of each arrow. Beiter IMO make the very best nocks in the world.

consistent nocks is very important if you want consistent arrow flight out of each arrow. Beiter IMO make the very best nocks in the world.

Makes a good nock. But at $1.00 a nock. There not any better than Easton or any other nock.
DB

Makes a good nock. But at $1.00 a nock. There not any better than Easton or any other nock.
DB

sure they are better,,,better enough to justify the extra Dollar??? for me it is.:wave:

sure they are better,,,better enough to justify the extra Dollar??? for me it is.:wave:

Im a PO Boy!:lol: Heard you northern folks make all the big money!
DB

Im a PO Boy!:lol: Heard you northern folks make all the big money!
DB

we are filthy rich up here,,,,well at least filthy...:peace:

we are filthy rich up here,,,,well at least filthy...:peace:

Got all the big bucks tied up under ever tree!:peace:
DB

easton g nocks are also great and easton 3d super nocks are another really good nock. there are alternatives. i do have some beiter nocks on the arrows i have been shooting right now and they are really good. they are not too tight on the string and like ithers say very tight on tolerances, just a good nock all around.

I think I'll just stick with my standard X-Weave nocks.