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<blockquote data-quote="Crow Terminator" data-source="post: 4177029" data-attributes="member: 220"><p>My biggest tip is to find one that fits you and stick with it. I am guilty of wanting to try the new releases when they come out. I always end up coming back to my old tried and true Carter Colby 2. I actually have two of them now; one set at what I consider to be my favorite speed setting and the other is set one click hotter. I find that 9 times out of 10, I will shoot best with my favorite setting/speed release. But if I am shooting for money and or nerves have got me, I tend to want to overaim and freeze up. That's when I go to the other release until I settle down. </p><p></p><p>I recently went to try a 6x lens in my scope and have found myself overaiming with it. I can see too much target detail with it and the magnification is just enough that I can start to see more movement than what I like, and so I hold and hold and hold and hold and hold some more. I'm probably going to end up going back down to a 4x.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crow Terminator, post: 4177029, member: 220"] My biggest tip is to find one that fits you and stick with it. I am guilty of wanting to try the new releases when they come out. I always end up coming back to my old tried and true Carter Colby 2. I actually have two of them now; one set at what I consider to be my favorite speed setting and the other is set one click hotter. I find that 9 times out of 10, I will shoot best with my favorite setting/speed release. But if I am shooting for money and or nerves have got me, I tend to want to overaim and freeze up. That's when I go to the other release until I settle down. I recently went to try a 6x lens in my scope and have found myself overaiming with it. I can see too much target detail with it and the magnification is just enough that I can start to see more movement than what I like, and so I hold and hold and hold and hold and hold some more. I'm probably going to end up going back down to a 4x. [/QUOTE]
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