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[STRING] KNOCKING POINT KNOT METHOD

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The nocking point is the position on the bowstring where the arrow is fixed.
Using a T-gauge based on the rest, the height is measured, and two servings (above and below) are tied to secure the arrow’s vertical position precisely.
If the arrow is not mounted consistently, significant errors in direction and elevation will occur during shooting.

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