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IS YOUR RELEASE VELCRO OR BUCKLE?
06-15-2007 | 10:03 AM
#11
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: IS YOUR RELEASE VELCRO OR BUCKLE?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I probably wouldn't have an issue with a velcro strap either....except....
How do you keep the meatal part of your release aid from clanking on the rail as you're climbing? It seems to always do that.....so I just leave it attached to my bow until I hoist it up and get settled.
And....How do you know you've got it in exactly the same spot, every time (could change your draw?)?
Just different strokes....
I probably wouldn't have an issue with a velcro strap either....except....
How do you keep the meatal part of your release aid from clanking on the rail as you're climbing? It seems to always do that.....so I just leave it attached to my bow until I hoist it up and get settled.
And....How do you know you've got it in exactly the same spot, every time (could change your draw?)?
Just different strokes....
After wearing it all summer long you know where it goes, and if by chance its off by 1/8" it means nothing for your shot.
06-15-2007 | 10:06 AM
#12
Dominant Buck
Joined: Oct 2005
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RE: IS YOUR RELEASE VELCRO OR BUCKLE?
Have one that tucks into your cuff
After wearing it all summer long you know where it goes, and if by chance its off by 1/8" it means nothing for your shot.
After wearing it all summer long you know where it goes, and if by chance its off by 1/8" it means nothing for your shot.
06-15-2007 | 10:41 AM
#17
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Sep 2006
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RE: IS YOUR RELEASE VELCRO OR BUCKLE?
ORIGINAL: rybohunter
Have one that tucks into your cuff
After wearing it all summer long you know where it goes, and if by chance its off by 1/8" it means nothing for your shot.
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I probably wouldn't have an issue with a velcro strap either....except....
How do you keep the meatal part of your release aid from clanking on the rail as you're climbing? It seems to always do that.....so I just leave it attached to my bow until I hoist it up and get settled.
And....How do you know you've got it in exactly the same spot, every time (could change your draw?)?
Just different strokes....
I probably wouldn't have an issue with a velcro strap either....except....
How do you keep the meatal part of your release aid from clanking on the rail as you're climbing? It seems to always do that.....so I just leave it attached to my bow until I hoist it up and get settled.
And....How do you know you've got it in exactly the same spot, every time (could change your draw?)?
Just different strokes....
After wearing it all summer long you know where it goes, and if by chance its off by 1/8" it means nothing for your shot.
Plus, your fingers, and wrists change size with water content, so, your buckle could fit differently from one day to the next also.
