Release Loops, Nock Points
and Eliminator Buttons

Five Star Center Nock

The Five Star Centre Nock from Tru-Fire will help keep your arrow on the string before, during, and after the draw and at the same time, it will maintain proper peep alignment without clumsy rubber tubing.

The Five Star Center Nock is CNC machined out of a solid piece of aircraft-grade aluminum alloy for durability and good looks. Easily installed with the aid of an Allen wrench. Every size nock and virtually every release will work on the Five Star Center Nock without modifications.

Ultra-Nok XL

Ultra-Noks string loops are a great way to insure peep-sight alignment without using rubber tubing. And the Ultra Nok is the most popular metal nock NZAP sells. With previous versions of Ultra-Nok it was necessary to modify the arrow nock to get proper clearance, but the Ultra-Nok XL (extra long) is made to fit virtually any release aid and is the only metal nocking loop that will adjust to fit all arrow nocks.

The Ultra Nok features multi-position back plates that make adjusting the gap to fit the largest arrow nocks (11/32) to the smallest (G-Nock) as easy as switching plates.

String Nocks and Nock Points

These small brass clips clamp onto your string to position your arrow. The red ones are for large strings, the black are for medium strings, and the blue are for small strings.

It is very important to apply the correct size of nock point to your string as one that is two loose may slip and one that is too tight may cause premature failure of your string.

Naturally, NZAP provides one of these string nocks of the correct size with every string we sell.

Eliminator Buttons

Install one of these small rubber eliminator buttons under your nock point to cushion and isolate your mechanical release. They also serve to hold your arrow in position between shots. Installation requires string removal.

Universal Cushion Buttons

Install one of these small rubber buttons from New Archery Products under your nock point to cushion your mechanical release. Works exactly the same as the Eliminator Button above, but this one can be easily installed without removing your bowstring.

The split button is slipped over the string and crimped in place with a brass collar. Each packet sold by NZAP has two buttons and two brass retaining collars.

Release Loops

The use of a release loop on a string allows your release aid to be positioned directly behind your arrow nock, it can help prevent your peep sight from rotating out of position at an awkward moment, and it saves wear and tear on your bowstring.

Release Loops come in a packet of three loops with instruction on how to tie them on to your bow string. Select camo or black.

Brush Buttons

Bush buttons (also known as brush buttons) prevent leaves, twigs, and other rubbish from getting caught in the tips of your recurve bow as you make your way through the bush, and they also silence the string.

To install bush buttons slip them over the end of your recurve bowstring, string the bow, then slide them up and down the string until they just barely touch the bow limb. Sold in packets of two.