TenPoint Introduces All-Purpose Omni-Nock

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posted on December 17, 2012
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TenPoint Crossbow Technologies has introduced its new patent pending Omni-Nock, an all-purpose nock that's designed to eliminate the need to choose between moon nocks, capture nocks or flat nocks.

The Omni-Nock features six micro-grooves that form three string alignment channels. The design keeps the improper loading incidents that are sometimes associated with moon nocks or capture nocks from happening. It also prevents the "shoot-over" or "shoot-under" events that can occur with flat nocks.

The nock comes standard on the company's five-arrow Easton lineup of lightweight, standard-weight, and heavyweight crossbow arrows.

For more information, go to TenPointCrossbows.com.

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