Hoytail Hunter

After reading quiksilver's trigger punching thread, I realized maybe it's time for me to invest in a quality release. Currently I have a tru ball and it works ok I guess but it just seems like it has a rather long stroke in order to trigger it. I believe this is partially responsible for the punching that I do myself.

What I am looking for now is a release with a crisp, short strokehair trigger. Price should be no more than about a hundred dollars. I researched a little on the "Carter 2 shot" but the only thing I don't like is that it makes a light clicking noise when it locks according to this: http://forums.huntingresource.com/index.php?showtopic=40

Suggestions on a quality item?

Huntinman23

[align=left]tru fire hurricane they are awesome releases i love mine and will never shoot anything different
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GR8atta2d

Your Tru-Ball should be adjustable for slack take up and pull.

Mike from Texas

Carter 2 shot or Loesch Jackrabbit.

Western Md Bowman

The Carter 2 shot will not click if you are carefull and use the thumb controll I have used it since they made them. My wife has one and we have never had aproblem with the click except when not paying attention. I give the 2 shot a 5 star.

Wheatley

I have always used the Tru Fire releases. Most have an adjustment set screw to lighten the pull required.

MO Archer

Scott Little Goose is by far the best release I have ever used, touched, or observed. It is adjustable and made of all metal. I have 6 years on one and it works like it did on day one. Strap is even holding up and I have no doubt I will get another 6 years of use from it. Not sure how much of a hair trigger you need, but it falls really easy and short to me.

shoot2thrill25

tru ball short and sweet is my choice

MeanV2

Scott makes some nice releases, but IMO the Carter 2 Shot is as good an index trigger release as is made.

Dan

sportsman22

Love my Scott Mongoose