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ringneck2

09-09-2004 11:32 AM

mechanical releases

would like some info.on the releases you use.to me its as important as trigger pull on your favorite rifle.

SirLoin

09-10-2004 06:41 PM

RE: mechanical releases

I use Fletcher releases because of the trigger being curved - much like a rifle trigger. It just feels natural to me. Fletch Hunter Shorty is my choice.

98Redline

09-13-2004 07:32 PM

RE: mechanical releases

The Carter Two Shot is by far the best trigger I have shot from a wrist strap release.
It rivals a GOOD rifle or pistol trigger.

AKDoug

09-13-2004 09:55 PM

RE: mechanical releases

Since I don't shoot a release like my rifle, the only thing I care about is no creep. I use a TruBall Short-n-Sweet for hunting. I like the fact that it has enough trigger pull weight to put my finger on it without fear of it firing and no creep.

JeramyK

09-14-2004 07:57 AM

RE: mechanical releases

Quote:

ORIGINAL: 98Redline

The Carter Two Shot is by far the best trigger I have shot from a wrist strap release.
It rivals a GOOD rifle or pistol trigger.

I have to agree with 98Redline. I love my Scott Mongoose but I recently tried out a Carter 2 Shot that one of my buddies bought. If it wasn't so close to the start of our season I'd consider picking one up. They don't come cheap though around $95 retail.

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