Release?
09-30-2007 | 06:56 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: VA
Release?
I shoot a 4 year old Hoyt HavocTec and am currently shooting w/ a wrist band release but have heard really good things about releases that you hold in your hand. Do you recommend me getting one and if so, what's a good one to get?
10-01-2007 | 02:59 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: Texas
RE: Release?
I shoot a wrist band release and dont like having it stuck to my hand the whole time in the stand because I am always hitting it on things and making noise. The only thing that has made me not switch to a hand held release is that I have heard its really hard on your fingers and hurts a little to pull the hand helds.
10-01-2007 | 03:59 PM
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From: Iowa
RE: Release?
There is no pain in pulling a hand release. At least none I've tried. I shoot the Tru fire 3d camo hunter. Things I like best about it, leave hands free to do things and not worry about clanking, and you can clip it to the string in your stand and put your hand in your pocket and not have to worry about dinking around getting hooked in.
10-05-2007 | 05:53 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Release?
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There is no pain in pulling a hand release. At least none I've tried. I shoot the Tru fire 3d camo hunter. Things I like best about it, leave hands free to do things and not worry about clanking, and you can clip it to the string in your stand and put your hand in your pocket and not have to worry about dinking around getting hooked in.
There is no pain in pulling a hand release. At least none I've tried. I shoot the Tru fire 3d camo hunter. Things I like best about it, leave hands free to do things and not worry about clanking, and you can clip it to the string in your stand and put your hand in your pocket and not have to worry about dinking around getting hooked in.
