Lighted Nocks for Ravin Crossbows

A lighted nock illuminates on release, making it far easier to track a bolt's flight and find it after the shot - a small upgrade that makes a real difference at dusk or in heavy cover. This page covers ravin crossbow lighted nocks, how they fit, and how to maintain them.

What to Look For

Some Ravin bolts ship with lighted nocks already built in - ravin crossbow bolts with lighted nocks and ravin crossbow arrows with lighted nocks are both common searches for pre-assembled sets - while other shooters buy ravin crossbow nocks separately to retrofit existing bolts. Ravin's own R135 replacement nocks are sold specifically as lighted, and universal-fit lighted nocks from third-party brands are built to fit multiple shaft diameters when you need lighted nocks for ravin crossbow bolts that aren't tied to one specific bolt line.

Compatibility Across Ravin Models

Nock fit depends on your bolt's shaft diameter more than on the crossbow model itself, so when shopping for ravin crossbow bolts lighted nocks or ravin crossbow illuminated nocks, match the nock to the diameter tolerance of the bolts you're already running (commonly .001 or .003 on factory Ravin bolts) rather than to the bow model. If you're unsure which bolts your model uses, check the model lineup or the compatible bolts covered in crossbow arrows.

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Turning Off and Replacing Nocks

If you searched how to turn off nock on ravin crossbow, most lighted nocks activate on impact or release and deactivate with a simple twist or by removing the battery cap - a dedicated nock tool like the Ravin R141 Nock Extinguisher makes this quick and also helps pull spent nocks and bolts without damaging the shaft. Replace nocks any time you notice dimming, flickering, or a cracked housing, since a failing nock is easy to lose track of in the field.

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