He saying that there are times in the field when you need to distinctly pull the trigger rather than ease into in an attempt to "surprise yourself" such as in the back-tension technique. I think I agree with him on that. I just don't know about the accuracy issue.
I'd have to respectfully disagree with both of you about the punching issue. It will effect accuracy. I would agree that a back tension release should not be used in the field.
I thought the general consensus was that T-grip releases were mainly for back-tension releasing. Maybe I have the wrong impression?
Not the case. You can get the t-grip release in back tension only (for practice purpose), a travel t-style like the pro diamond, or a non-travel type (any of their releases with a cock arm).
Well the talon head can be used with their sting that comes with it, or if you use a string loop, like I do, then take the string of the release.
The standard caliper could be used off the bow string.
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