Which release? Help me.
#1
Guys...I needs to get a new release. Something that feels solid in my hand with a smooth touch.
I use an 8 year old Free Flight Release like this one shown.
http://www.cabelas.com/prod-1/0004643413535a.shtml
I really like the glove releases. I like the solid form that I can hold in my palm. All the new releases just seem so chinsy to me. I know it would be an adjustment.
Your thoughts? What do you use and why?
I use an 8 year old Free Flight Release like this one shown.
http://www.cabelas.com/prod-1/0004643413535a.shtml
I really like the glove releases. I like the solid form that I can hold in my palm. All the new releases just seem so chinsy to me. I know it would be an adjustment.
Your thoughts? What do you use and why?
#2
I use a target release (Carter Just-B-Cuz)....because I know I'm more accurate with it. I just keep it locked onto my D-loop....and it's always ready.
The Scott line is hard to beat, too.
The Scott line is hard to beat, too.
#4
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 133
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I use the Scott Silverhorn and I can honestly say I don't ever think I'll go back to using a double caliper THe silverhorn is so smooth and easy to hook up to a D-loop. Try one, you'll prob like it.
#5
I use a Short @ Sweet II by Tru Ball and I feel it is ONE of the best hunting releases on the market,heck,I have even shot some of my best 3-d scores with it.
http://www.truball.com/ShortNSweet_S2.html
Here is how I set mine up.
http://www.truball.com/ShortNSweet_S2.html
Here is how I set mine up.
#6
ORIGINAL: RefusetoFollow
I use the Scott Silverhorn and I can honestly say I don't ever think I'll go back to using a double caliper THe silverhorn is so smooth and easy to hook up to a D-loop. Try one, you'll prob like it.
I use the Scott Silverhorn and I can honestly say I don't ever think I'll go back to using a double caliper THe silverhorn is so smooth and easy to hook up to a D-loop. Try one, you'll prob like it.
#8
Dominant Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 21,199
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From: Blossvale, New York
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I use the Scott Silverhorn and I can honestly say I don't ever think I'll go back to using a double caliper THe silverhorn is so smooth and easy to hook up to a D-loop. Try one, you'll prob like it.
I use the Scott Silverhorn and I can honestly say I don't ever think I'll go back to using a double caliper THe silverhorn is so smooth and easy to hook up to a D-loop. Try one, you'll prob like it.
#9
Spike
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 12
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From: Tomah WI
I have had my free flight for ages. And I love it. The only thing that I don't like about it is the fact that it makes it realy hard to use that hand while it is on. But the advantages are way better then the down falls. I won't buy another release. I love this thing!


