CP 400 Select Carbon Arrows - BEWARE

In this video I'll bring you along and show you my challenges as I follow the manufacturers instructions on how to turn off the lighted nocks... SPOILER ALERT, I had no success in turning them off. When I called the company I was told by customer service representative who looked up my order details, that there are apparently a different set of instructions than the ones that came printed on my box. The other directions call for using a small screwdriver.

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MY ORDER: I purchased two of the 3 PACK'S of CenterPoint Archery CP 400 SELECT AAROWS WITH LIGHTED NOCKS (AXCP4SLN3PK) directly from CenterPoint Archery's website.

Be sure to watch the video until the end to get the customer service Reps feedback... My product review of the arrow performance is that these 20" (lighted nock) bolts shoot straight and the lighted nocks are awesome, if only you can figure out how to properly turn the lighted nock off.

UPDATE: The customer service rep finally sent me the "screwdriver" directions for turning off the lighted nock. Unfortunately those directions are for the AXCA203PKLN arrows which per the directions have a hole on the side of the nock which you are to insert a field tip or small screw driver between the battery and the colored plastic then push the plastic toward the throat. NOTE: On that same page it also has the written directions for the CP400 Select Arrow AXCP4SLN3PK (my arrows with no hole on the side) and those directions are word for word the same as I showed in my video that came printed on the box. I'm back to square one with no clear answer to how I am going to get these arrows turned off once I shoot them.

BREAK THROUGH: Since I was clearly on my own to figure this out (and I had two replacement arrows on the way and had nothing to lose) I decided to get a bit aggressive and experimental on getting my arrows (still slightly lit) to turn off. I did not use the rubber arrow puller. I didn't pinch the arrow at the nock. I pinched the graphite arrow shaft about 1/4 inch below the metal collar which is directly below the nock and got one of my arrows to turn off.

I only got 1 of 2 arrows to turn off that way. I can see why they tell you to use a rubber arrow puller. My hands are shot again and arrow #2 won't shut off by pinching it.

I later got the 2nd arrow to shut off by smacking it against the rubber arrow puller. That can't be good for graphite... I've done some more research and found a video on "turning Lumenoks off easily" here is the link, that video is on the bottom right side. https://lumenok.com/pages/media - I'm not sure if that approach will work for these arrows or not. I will try it and report back.

I purchased a lumenok arrow puller and extinguisher ($10) and it does help to turn the nock off, however it doesn't work near as well as they show it on their video listed above. Just be ready to really have to work at getting these arrows to turn off. Even with the extinguisher I had 2 different arrows light back up 5 minutes after I had turned them off.

Thanks for watching.

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