What's the best "trigger forward" release?
#1
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I am looking for a new release for my Patriot. I plan to use it for huntingwith a string loop and would like to gain my draw length back if possible.
I have looked the ones in the Cabelas archery catalog but that's about it. I would appreciate any information anyone could provide on this subject.
Cabelas has the following trigger forward models:
Truball Loopmaster
Truball Short-N-Sweet SS
Truball Cpopperhead
Scott Archery Sabertooth
Scott Archery Wildcat
Scott Silverhorn
Cobra Green Mamba R1
Jim Fletcher Flathead
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
Hollow Point
I have looked the ones in the Cabelas archery catalog but that's about it. I would appreciate any information anyone could provide on this subject.
Cabelas has the following trigger forward models:
Truball Loopmaster
Truball Short-N-Sweet SS
Truball Cpopperhead
Scott Archery Sabertooth
Scott Archery Wildcat
Scott Silverhorn
Cobra Green Mamba R1
Jim Fletcher Flathead
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
Hollow Point
#2
Best, is there one....I went through this process myself and I did end up picking up and buying the Truball Copperhead. I'm impressed with the release and it's worked flawlessly for me. I have nothing bad to say about it but I would recommend the buckle strap over the velcro one for noise reasons...
That being said, many here have brought the Scott Wildcat to my attention...from what I understand, it's equally a very reliable release.
That being said, many here have brought the Scott Wildcat to my attention...from what I understand, it's equally a very reliable release.
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Thanks Rob, I was just shooting my Scott Rhino release. I guess I like the hook type jaws for string loops. It works ok (I do have issues with the trigger)but the trigger is near the tip. I would gain about 3/8" of an inch of draw lenght by changing releases.
I'd do it if I could find the right release.
Hollow Point
I'd do it if I could find the right release.
Hollow Point
#4
Can't go wrong w/ anything from TruBall, but having said that I switched to a TruFire Hurricane Buckle Extreme. Like Rob and his, I have nothing bad to say about it. Very smooth.
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Thanks. I am migrating toward the Short and Sweet by Trueball right now but I still need to go and try to shoot as many of them as I can.
I actually prefer a rod between the trigger assembley and wrist strap. The releases with the straps just seem a bit floppy to me.
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I actually prefer a rod between the trigger assembley and wrist strap. The releases with the straps just seem a bit floppy to me.
Hollow Point
#7
i've got a truball sabretooth. its nice, and works flawlessly and is very quiet. i'm hunting with a carter 2 special this year. just can't stomach the feel of a 4 finger anymore after shooting a 2 finger bt release all year. one advantage to a carter handheld is you can hang it from your loop and leave it there. it does make noise to cock it - and if you release it just sitting there - but when you shoot it it doesn't make a sound that i can make out.
#8
I cast my vote for the T.R.U. Ball Short-N-Sweet and the Copperhead! These releases are awesome! They ar short, light, super compact and extremely comfortably, I love 'em both. Good luck and good shootin'


