I bought this GREAT little devise, but I want to know what it is actually called. I've had it for about a year, and use it instead of my release to draw my bow without an arrow being nocked. You don't have to worry abouta dry fire.
You see it in all shops because they don't trust people with a regular release. IDon't blame them either.I can't even find it in the Cabela's
catalog. I love this thing though.
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'07 Hoyt Vectrix XL 50-60# / maxed at 63# 30"
HHA OL-5000 single pin
Wisker Biscuit
KWIKEE KWIVER / XX75-2314 arrows
S-Coil stabilizer / Loop & Kisser / Fletcher Peep
TRU FIRE / Hurricane Release
Muzzy 3 blade 100gr
i cant for the life of me remember the name other than trufire makes it, it was made for the purpose you stated, to daw without worry of dry fire, I saw it in a catolouge some where. I'll remember it about 3 o'rock in the morning though
The other styles I've seen look like a set of brass knuckles, one is a machined aluminum type that has the string come in from the back of the "release", the other is plastic andhas a hook but they all accomplish the same thing. They prevent people from looking stupid and damaging bows in a shop or at home.
Just a no dry fire tool. You reminded me of something early with this post. I dont know how many times i see people on here asking how there form looks with a pic of them in full draw, in the house with there finger on the trigger. [X(]No way, not me, unuh!! every one needs one of those.
We always called them a dummy release. We had probably 5-6 of them at the shop I used to help at. It still didn't stop people from dryfiring bows. Our demo XT 2 years ago was dryfired at least 3 times I know of and is still around to this day. The one guy that dryfired it handed the bow to me and ran out of the shop..........lol....[8D]
The other styles I've seen look like a set of brass knuckles, one is a machined aluminum type that has the string come in from the back of the "release", the other is plastic andhas a hook but they all accomplish the same thing. They prevent people from looking stupid and damaging bows in a shop or at home.
What is this called?
I can't even find it in the Cabela's
