Greatdane

I just switched to a loop and currently shoot a back tension style of release, but I am looking to switch over before hunting season. I have narrowed my decisions down to the following:

1. Scott Archery New Rhino
2. TRU Ball Short and Sweet
3. Carter Two Shot

Thanks for you opinions,

bigbulls

Well I am going to make your decision just a little bit harder.

You owe it to yourself to try a Tru Fire hurricane glove or a Winn loop hook release. I switched to a glove release (Tru Fire hurricane) a few years ago and no way will I ever shoot another wrist strap style release aid. The glove is, IMO, far more comfortable to shoot and wear. In fact I lost mine last hunting season and thought I would give a TruBall a shot and I took it back the very next day after only about an hour of shooting. Give them a try you just might like them as I did.

Swamp Dawg

I think all three are good; but if it were me, I would go with the Short and Sweet.

bownutty

I just got the 2 Shot and all I can say is WOW!

mlaubner

I am getting the Rhino. They have it coming out in the NCS line up. Talked to Melanie at Scott the other day. Probably another 2 weeks. Then it'll be mine!

IL-Cornfed

Here's another vote for the TRU BALL Short-N-Sweet, an excellent release!!!

BGfisher

I've tried them all, at least all mentioned here. I'd take the Carter, hands down. I have a Hurricane and have had a Winn Free. All I can say is ---"Lousy Triggers". In fact I don't like triggers at all. That's why I took the loop off also. That being said, the Carter is the vream of the crop of all those mentioned.

thenuge15

Do glove style releases allow for more drawlenght because there shorter or is it the same?

Dubbya

no, the glove style releases don't allow for more draw length. Actually they may decrease draw length. I have 2 of the tru fire hurricane style and I like them very well. the only thing is that the head is pretty long. I still recommend this release. I also have short n sweet but haven't been able to shoot it much.

mlaubner

Neither.
Your anchor point will change slightly but your draw length will remain the same.