[r2ahunter]

Whats your favorite?

 

[Hoytaholic]

I am using a Titan that I like, it resembles my mongoose that I use as a backup. Also I like the fact that you have to pull the trigger to put it on the loop then release and its hooked.

 

[r2ahunter]

I'm leaning toward that type of release that you pull the trigger to attach just seems a little more idot proof. and yes I need all the help I can get.:cheers:

 

[netsomnia2]

For youth - the one WalMart sells for youth under $20.00. One son has been using his for two years with no misfires and I recently bought another two of those for another son and one of his friends.

For me - anything with a strong wrist strap and dependable release under $30.00 - I've been using the same one (Tru-something or another) I bought from WalMart 4 years ago. They're still selling it for about the same price or less.

 

[blevely]

I like my Tru fire "bear paw" used it for the last 5yrs, started out shooting fingers though.

 

[Gutpile]

Cheapy tru-fire caliper style under $30

 

[netsomnia2]

My 13-year-old son got the 'willies' with a release and went back to fingers. He's shooting the bull and grouping in the kill zone so more power to him going back to fingers. He's using a Koplin glove for protection.

That's why I gave away our third youth release. I guess we could've kept it as backup but we got someone else interested in archery so I think it was a better gig to give it away.

Originally posted by blevely
I like my Tru fire "bear paw" used it for the last 5yrs, started out shooting fingers though.

 

[robinc76]

Tru-Fire is what I used for years but got a new bow and now use a cobra

 

[r2ahunter]

how do you like the cobra since you have to push the trigger forward to attatch?

 

[Nicholas]

Does it matter? It all ends up with trigger pull and a surprise break! Right?

 

[Nicholas]

Or should I say finger pull?

 

[netsomnia2]

I'm trying to teach my boys about suprising themselves with a slow steady release like a rifle trigger. How do you guys do it?

Originally posted by Nicholas
Or should I say finger pull?

 

[thh058]

Originally posted by netsomnia2
I'm trying to teach my boys about suprising themselves with a slow steady release like a rifle trigger. How do you guys do it?

with a back tension release!

 

[rat]

Scott lil goose :wave:

 

[Vector]

Fletcher 44 caliper

Parker

 

[Pipe]

tru fire buckle style, no velcro for me

 

[Hoytaholic]

Originally posted by Pipe
tru fire buckle style, no velcro for me

same for me :cheers:

 

[robinc76]

r2ahunter,
It works about the same as tru-fire does. I like it better because I wore 2 tru-fires out. Not as touchy.

 

[Hoytshooter]

I shoot a Carter 2-Shot for hunting and it is BY FAR the best wrist strap release I've ever shot. Trigger has absolutely no travel and it can be shot with back tension principles. Actually suggested that way by Carter.
If I weren't shooting this one it would be a Carter Insatiable 3 thumb trigger.

 

[Boogan1]

I have been shooting the same Hot Shot AR rope release since 1987. Never mis-fired, no wear on the serving. It was red at one time but I about have all the paint wore off of it. I drilled two small holes in it and put a rope on it so it hangs around my wrist. Don't pull with the rope, but it keeps it there handy when I need it. Boog