do you have the flat nock
829842
Not sure what you call a flat nock. it is not like a nock for a compound it is much shallower.
422495
Yes, they come with nocks. I've never tried to replace them, but you should be able to do it. Make sure you get crossbow luminocks -- arrow luminocks will not work.
1668646
No, but you can probably install one. There is a float level gauge on the filler cap.
1526147
I am sorry I took so long to answer you. It is flat on the bottom. All the best!
191438
Preference is yours, but I usually just lay it flat wherever I'm using it. I bring it to the beach alot when I'm fishing mostly.
2160977
I bought this as a gift, but from what I remember the bottom was flat. You may want to ask someone else to make sure.
1617354
Sorry I dont know-the model I have has a straight handle that doesnt unfold
619846
No - we've had ours for a couple of years. It's great, and very stable. The bottom is actually flat.
1394126
I believe it is flat. The original box specs lists it as a 1/2" flat shaft. I can't verify because my exhaust fan is located on a roof that is currently covered with snow.
1435692
I haven't used it yet. But after watching some YouTube videos I think you should be able to. You may need to use the flat head.
2024091
I have a tenpoint which manufactures wicked ridge. I have shot both style nocks and can not tell a difference.
906902
No. It's an odd shape too. My advice is to only get this thing if you are in dire need for parallel bars but have no space for a proper dip station.
1181776
Yes, it has a flat bottom and I am finding it as my "go to" pot! I like this pot best out of all the Anolon set I have.Enjoy
994627
No, it has a curved back. So it fits in your hand, better. There is a small part that's flat but, it is nowhere near level.
1641731
The one I bought looks like the picture-it's flat. That doesn't mean they will sell you the same thing since it's been a long time since I bought mine. Need to ask the seller.
1180188
These are flat. It works better than angled ones when you need to bust something loose. I have both styles and prefer these.
742365
Yes. Just remove whatever is left of the original nock, clean the end of the arrow with acetone or similar cleaner, then attach a new nock. I just a utility knife and/or pliers to remove the old nock. Some people just trust friction to hold the new nock on, but you can add a drop or two of Super-glue to secure it. Just make sure it's aligned probably within a second or two. Not that difficult.