October Mountain Tru-Crimp Nocking Pliers

A nock point that slips moves your arrow, and you will not know until the shot is gone. Tuning is done at the bench or paid for in the field.

Some nock points are pinched on and hoped for, and others are set right the first time.

Clean Crimp: Interfacing teeth close brass nock points with a smooth, burr-free crimp. Nothing sharp is left against your string.

Off in One Hand: The removal tool takes off brass nocks and c-clips with one-handed operation. Your other hand stays on the bow.

One Tool for All of It: It works with all four nock sizes and c-clips. You stop hunting for the right pliers.

Steel That Lasts: The pliers are built from multi-layer, heat-treated 301 stainless steel. They keep their bite crimp after crimp.

At the Range: Your arrows start hitting high, so you pull the pliers from your bow case, move the nock point, and crimp it down. A few shots later you are back on the mark.

Set it right, then trust it.