Archery Tips: How to set your nocking point and tie a D-loop

[@Helikopterpop]

First time I see a guy that ties the loop the right way!! Good!

[@danw7730]

I always put some serving string above and below. Not to keep the loop from moving but if something happens and i need to replace my d loop in the field, then I know where my nocking points are. Without them, I would only be guessing.

[@Elephantsong1]

Great teacher! Watched it over and over... like any good video, you pick up on subtle things the more you watch.... Thanks for your help....

[@andrewforestieri2050]

Hey Jason,Great Tips, new levels are out for tuning Bow Riser Square-Up Level works great very ez made by rs archery products

[@geminidream4347]

Thank you for showing me how to make this.

[@outdoorproductreview]

My pleasure 😊

[@lloydchambers5913]

great video simple and cool only thing that's hard is if we/i/us have old metal t square How we do it with that i realize you don't use but couldn't u just line us out with 1?

[@johnspartan98]

The D Loop is too small to accommodate the trigger release without the tip of the knock interfering. Please explain!

[@xcalibre222]

LOL took me 10 trips to the basement where my bow is but finally got it. Thanks great Vid

[@plintu3]

this was helpful except that you said you need "some string material" so should I use thread? twine? cotton string? you should elaborate that it should be some paracord or something if someone uses the wrong "String material" they could have a premature release, possibly hurting or killing someone

[@plintu3]

Great info and good explanations though thank you!!

[@calzoee]

Great video!

[@wiseleyb]

Thanks man - this was totally helpful!

[@outdoorproductreview]

Glad I could help!!

[@rick31869]

two questions brother , is a metal D-loop/ring better or worst for everything ? can you use the smaller paracord the 350# i think for making D-LOOP ?

[@archeryandy422]

Thanks for the great video, nice explanation

[@Gettysburg2013]

Great video, very helpful. 1 question, I have seen people use thin cord to ensure the arrow nock does not move around on the string. This goes inside the D loop. Is that a necessary step or do you just need the D loop?

[@outdoorproductreview]

Gettysburg2013 I never use one. If you install it like I showed, you should not have a problem.

[@jayguptill2732]

thank you this video was very helpful

[@ElkArrow]

Are D loops used on traditional bows and / or takedown recurve bows?

[@outdoorproductreview]

not unless you are using a release

[@leeofett6137]

great video!!

[@hunter88310]

excellent Video thanks for the tips

[@darrenwilson7921]

Hi guys, what are the steal d loops like, are they worth buying

[@bluegill2023]

I noticed you didn't put any string wax on it, will it hold tight enough without it?

[@outdoorproductreview]

They always do.

[@m3xicanvoodoo]

Im an amateur archer but do you need to have this whenever you use a compound bow with a caliper release?

[@outdoorproductreview]

No if you have a claw type release you can put it below the nock. However, that creates torsion on the string. I suggest trying this loop. practice and come back and watch this as many times until you get it right!! Thanks

[@nyhunterguy803]

What about single cams where you nock an 1/8" high

[@outdoorproductreview]

NY HUNTERGUY I always set up my bows the same. Single cam or dual cam. If you choose to go higher, you might not get the tear when or if you paper tune it that you want.

[@ronin4711]

I have a problem with my recurve bow, after stinging it, the string "falls off". It is a Bear, Grizzly and it's marked 56" #48, which I have no idea what is it. Please an advise, I'm new to it, thanks.

[@outdoorproductreview]

+ronin4711 You might have a bent limb on your bow. Some recurves can actually develop a warped limb from being strung all the time or stored somewhere where it is hot. I would recommend that you take it to a shop to have them look at the limbs.

[@ronin4711]

Someone mentioned that as a possible problem. Thanks.

[@outdoorproductreview]

ronin4711 no problem.

[@ronin4711]

+Outdoor Product Review It seems that I have a slightly bent (1/8") limb. How/what can I do to fix this?

[@outdoorproductreview]

+ronin4711 Well unfortunately not much. You can see if you can get it steamed and pressed back into place, but you might be better off buying a new bow. Did you buy the bow new? If so, check on the warranty and see if you can get it replaced.

[@mattmanbrownbro]

Do you really need to burn the ends of that D loop, or can you tie knots and super glue them?

[@outdoorproductreview]

Burning them makes them bigger. Super glue has acid in it and you can actually damage the serving and string.

[@mattmanbrownbro]

Ohhh. I'm glad I asked about it then. Thank you

[@64brew]

What size string did you use Thanks

[@outdoorproductreview]

Search on Ebay for String loop material. That is where I get mine. :)

[@calzoee]

Did you use a smaller size paracord?

[@outdoorproductreview]

No that is BCY string loop material. You can purchase that at an archery shop or any archery dealer online.

[@glennloyd67]

D-loop or string loop material actually is small paracord

[@shaneberkness2124]

painter_G Actually it isn't. Paracord has a way higher break strength than d-loop rope, you probably won't use this on a parachute would you and if you do you will die a horrible death.

[@glennloyd67]

Some people know what they are talking about and some don't.

[@shaneberkness2124]

yeah and I'm the one that knows what they're talking about.

[@videolar1000]

Good video, Thank You

[@johnchambers7516]

How do you clearly see your target with the whisker biscuit in your face?

[@scottpaulsen2649]

with bow sights it is not in your face you dont even see it if you are paying att to your pins

[@xarrow81]

One Problem Im having, I have new Pse Decree. The book that came with the bow is calling for the nocking point to be place threw the middle of the burger hole too. But Im using a Qad drop away rest and the arms will not set flush on the arrow riser. so I had to move the nocking point up. Is that okay?

[@outdoorproductreview]

On some of the bows the rests forks do not touch the shelf. This is ok. The most important thing you want is the nocking poing correct. If the forks don't touch the shelf, that is fine. Otherwide, you will never get your bow to shoot broadheads correctly.

[@tripleb2128]

Call QAD they have special launcher that is cut deeper specifically made for pse bows they sent me one for free. Just call and tell them you have the QAD rest and having issue getting rest to tune with a arrows through berger holes on your pse.

[@sebaberto3772]

Thank you!

[@justliketolook]

I have been watching a lot of how to videos on nock placement and I have noticed that not everyone is putting the arrow as it relates to the burger button hole in the same place. Some are putting the bottom of the arrow to the top of the hole and some are dead centering the arrow over the hole . What is the correct place over the burger button .

[@outdoorproductreview]

justliketolook I always place the arrow directly in the center. That is where the cam turn over point is. I only want to see the top of the hole.

[@newwavepressure6478]

Should the x stings be on the right side of the thing sticking out sorry got one for my son and I never had one LOL

[@vortersle]

Jason, you old 3rd Marines War Dog. How are you?

[@outdoorproductreview]

Hey Leon!! How are things? Send me a message and I will give you my contact info.

[@harist1435]

Are all bow strings made up of 2 strings?

[@outdoorproductreview]

+TheBlimpAssassin the strings are two colors that are made from many individual strings. A bow string is not just one or two strings..

[@Muangole75]

A bit difficult to see because your hands are covering it due to the camera angle choice however informative.

[@outdoorproductreview]

+Muangole75 sorry about that.

[@cheral3]

thank you

[@Boankofa]

10 people don´t know what `helpful`means.

[@outdoorproductreview]

They must have their own way, but I hope this helped you!!

[@Boankofa]

yeah it did! Thanks