There are a bunch of trigger release out there and I have no idea which one to get. What are some good ones out there that are not in the top of the money bracket?
Trigger release?
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Buck Assassin
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I use the redhead xps caliper realease from bass pro I think it is worth $30.
Buck Assassin said:
Cool...any others?
Buck Assassin
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This is the only one I shoot right now!UTGrad said:
Ive heard that scott makes a good one as well as tru fire!
TheAirMan
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I like the Cobra I use. The one Buck Assassin is talking about is probably made by Cobra also.
Buck Assassin
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Yes I think it is.TheAirMan said:
Fletcher .44 caliper realease. The head is lime green and sick lookin. Smooth and adjustable trigger.
If you get a trigger release if I were you Id get the buckle strap on one instead of velcro.
If you get a trigger release if I were you Id get the buckle strap on one instead of velcro.
Radar
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Scott Little Bitty Goose is my favorite . I use a Scott caliper for back up . Try a few at the pro shop and see what feels best for you .
NateUK
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From everything I have been told and have used, Scott is the way to go with a trigger release.
been using greene gator jaw for the last 12 years or so:
http://www.keystonecountrystore.com/Arc ... 92802.html
http://www.keystonecountrystore.com/Arc ... 92802.html
I shoot a Scott mongoose, my daughter uses the Scott little bitty goose.
A good release is as important as finding a bow that fits you.
A good release is as important as finding a bow that fits you.
paradis1142
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Im using a tru fire but would like to try the 44 caliber release.
rldel
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I use a Tru Fire bullfrog buckle. it adjusts well, smooth, and feels like a hair-trigger dry. Under load it still is very sensitive.
I understand it is adjustable but I have never needed to adjust it. I can't remember exactly what it cost but it wasn't much.
I don't carry a backup. with this one, I don't need one - it never fails. I am pretty good at keeping up with my stuff. But I might just have two of these in the house.
I understand it is adjustable but I have never needed to adjust it. I can't remember exactly what it cost but it wasn't much.
I don't carry a backup. with this one, I don't need one - it never fails. I am pretty good at keeping up with my stuff. But I might just have two of these in the house.
I don't want a velcro strap.
UT Grad... do you have any buddies close by that would let you try some different ones out? Many of the archery shops have pull aids you can use, but you dont really know what they feel like without shooting YOUR bow with them. If you were closer to me, I have 5-10 different releases you could try.
OH YEAH.. VELCRO is the way to go!
OH YEAH.. VELCRO is the way to go!
oh okay.... I wasnt implying anything. Just thought if UT was closer to me I would be more than happy to try and help.
