Release opinions
#2
Well I'll tell ya,I have owned a few releases and just purchased a T.R.U Ball cyclone at Bass Pro this summer and couldent be happier.You cant beat the TRU Balls for the money

#3
Spike
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 89
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From: Ohio
Iwent and used different models,tru-fire,scott,andcopper john,i found the one i liked the best was the Truball Copperhead its a real well made release and has great action and feel...i paid $59.00 for it...Good luck
#5
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 9
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From: Indiana
Bought a Truball Tornado just before opening day for $65 after testing it out at the shop. I couldn't believe the difference between it and my cheapie Tru-Fire Patriot. Didn't really want to spend that much but after trying it out it was definitely coming home with me!
#7
I have been using a glove release for a long time now cause I have never really liked wrist strap releases but Scott came out with the sabertooth this year and I had to have it. It is simply awesome. The trigger is moved foward right up next to the very thin and trim stainless steel jaws. The thin jaws along with the foward trigger creates a very nice feel at full draw. Everything is closer together (hand, string, and arrow) like it should be and for those of you that shortened up your draw length to shoot a rope you can now gain almost an inch of it back.
Silky smooth release. Definetly a top contender release and one of the best I have ever used.
Silky smooth release. Definetly a top contender release and one of the best I have ever used.


