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TenPoint Alpha-Nock Receiver - .300 inside diameter, 6 Pack

TenPoint Alpha-Nock Receiver - .300 inside diameter, 6 Pack

$ 6.85

Availability: 11 in stock
  • Condition: New
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Color: Green
  • California Prop 65 Warning: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm
  • Brand: Ten-Point
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Item must be returned within: 60 Days
  • MPN: HEA-346.6

    Description

    TenPoint Omni-Brite 2.0 receivers for Pro Lite Arrows. Receiver color is green. Package of 6 receivers and 1 alignment tool. Will fit any shaft with a .300 inside diameter. NOT COMPATABLE WITH ORIGINAL OMNI-BRITE CAPS, FOR OMNI-BRITE 2.0 ONLY. Build your own Omni-Brite 2.0 lighted arrows- Just purchase these receivers, the Omni-Brite 2.0 clear caps (HEA-342.6), and Omni-Brite lite sticks! TenPoint’s patented Omni-Brite nock makes other nocks obsolete when it comes to your arrow. The Omni-Nock design features six micro-grooves that form three bowstring channels which eliminate the indexing problem associated with moon and capture nocks. Because the channel "holds" the bowstring in place, the Omni-Nock also prevents flat-nock "shoot-over" or "shoot-under", a growing problem with today's narrow crossbows with acute string angles.
    TenPoint Omni-Brite 2.0 receivers for Pro Elite Arrows; receiver color is yellow; package of 6 receivers and 1 alignment tool; will fit any shaft with a .300 inside diameter
    NOT COMPATABLE WITH ORIGINAL OMNI-BRITE CAPS, FOR OMNI-BRITE 2.0 ONLY
    Build your own Omni-Brite 2.0 lighted arrows- Just purchase these receivers, the Omni-Brite 2.0 clear caps (HEA-342.6), and Omni-Brite lite sticks!
    Omni-Nock design features SIX MICRO GROOVES that form three bowstring channels which ELIMINATE THE INDEXING PROBLEM associated with moon and capture nocks
    Channel "holds" the bowstring in place, the Omni-Nock also prevents flat-nock "shoot-over" or "shoot-under", a growing problem with today's narrow crossbows with acute string angles