Easton Bow Square
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A nocking point set by eye is a guess. Guesses show up on the target as groups you cannot explain.
Some archers blame the arrow. Others measure the bow first.
Measure, Then Shoot: You attach the square to the string and check your nocking point before the first arrow of the day. The session starts with a known bow.
Two Shapes: The L shape attaches to the string below the nocking point. The T shape attaches above and below it.
Repeatable Setup: Set the nocking point once and note where it sits. When a string gets replaced, you put it back where it was instead of starting over.
Finds Problems Early: A nocking point that has moved shows up on the square before it shows up in your groups.
A Tool Serious Archers Own: It rides in the bow case next to the wax and the wrenches. Archers who tune their own gear do not borrow one.
Know where your nocking point sits, or accept that you are guessing.