Release

[pharmboy]

I have heard the trueball handle release is the best.

 

[Mossy Rack]

Scott little Goose here.

 

[BowGuy84]

I like a carter hand held thumb activated release. If I was going to shoot an index finger release it would be a Carter as well.

 

[Boone 58]

tru ball makes one that is dandy for around 39 bucks. I dont like any that use velcro...i remove it and replace it with a stap that has an adjustble buckle cause i am always tuning it on my wrist. i have an add problem with the proper "feel" of a release on my wrist and usually find myself adjusting it several times thruout the morning while waiting for a deer to appear. since the velcro is so noisy i cant stand that feature and it seems that everyone has adopted it.

 

[lung-buster]

I ordered a truball short n sweet the other day. I guess my trufire hurricane is wore out because I got my 73# Omen half way drawn back and the release opened up. That was 5 days ago and I still have a 8"x3" bruise on my forearm.

 

[SpursNFeathers]

It's amazing how many releases and other hunting gear and clothing have velcro. I don't know any serious deer hunters who don't shy away from anything with velcro because of the noise factor.

 

[Carnage]

Tru-fire 3D hunter...I really like it when shooting, but I do miss the wrist strap. Now I have to worry about losing/dropping it when I go out.

 

[Radar]

Scott caliper , and Scott Lil' Goose with the rope tether . I also shoot a Fletcher Jim Dandy .

 

[mq32]

I am shooting a tru fire release sort of. I had always used a Fletcher fletchunter but it caused my serving to seperate. So I took the trufire and took the rod(it is really a phillips screw covered with black plastic) off and replaced it with cords. It is just what the doctor ordered as it feels just like what I was used to.

 

[lungpuncher1]

Scott is the best no doubt i love my Scott shark