Nocking Point

The nocking point is the marked spot on the center serving of the string where the arrow is nocked. It determines the vertical position of the arrow on the string and directly affects the arrow flight. Caution: It should not be confused with nocking point limiters, which hold the arrow at the nocking point.

Functions:

  • Ensures a consistent release
  • Prevents high or low shots
  • An important part of tuning

The nocking point is usually set with:

  • Brass clips or
  • Wrapped thread (nocking point wrap)
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