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Which one would you choose?
tru ball pro diamond xtreme
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat21424-cat20069_TGP&id=0014575417125a&navCount=24 &podId=0014575&parentId=cat20069&maste rpathid=&navAction=push&catalogCode=QX& ;rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat20069&am p;hasJS=true OR tru ball copperhead release http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat21424-cat20069&id=0033071417127a&navCount=28& ;podId=0033071&parentId=cat20069&masterpat hid=&navAction=push&catalogCode=QX&rid =&parentType=index&indexId=cat20069&ha sJS=true ive never used anything but a wrist strap release.. so im leary but curious about the diamond extreme. turning to you fellas for advice |
RE: Which one would you choose?
I have both a hand held, and a wrist strap. I like the handheld because I feel I get a MUCH more consistant anchor point by turning my hand into my jaw, and burying the space between the index and middle finger right on the point of my jaw. I also like being able to hand my release on the loop during hunting, and not having a wrist strap flapping everywhere.
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RE: Which one would you choose?
keep your hands free.. go with a thumb release.. makes moving around and grabbing things a lot easier..
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RE: Which one would you choose?
Tell ya what I've never used a back tension but I know they make you better shooters. However I don't think I could hike all over the mountains in colorado all day worryin about the darn thing or even here in wi for that matter. I know you can put tethers on em but still worry me hunting wise. Maybe some others who use them huntingnin those situations can beg to differ. Depends what you wanna use it for I guess. I've used thecopperhead for 2 years now and love it!! WCL
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RE: Which one would you choose?
ORIGINAL: wingchaser_labs Tell ya what I've never used a back tension but I know they make you better shooters. However I don't think I could hike all over the mountains in colorado all day worryin about the darn thing or even here in wi for that matter. I know you can put tethers on em but still worry me hunting wise. Maybe some others who use them huntingnin those situations can beg to differ. Depends what you wanna use it for I guess. I've used thecopperhead for 2 years now and love it!! WCL |
RE: Which one would you choose?
My bad... Anyways thumb or tension neither are attached to your body that was my point in difference not the mechanics. WCL
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RE: Which one would you choose?
I like the wrist trigger releases. Easier to hold for a while if I need to.
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RE: Which one would you choose?
I'd go for the thumb release.
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RE: Which one would you choose?
if the choice is up between the two, imo, get the copperhead, or spend the money if possible and get a Carter. But realy either one would do the job, try em both and see what you like........I just got a Carter and Love it. The one thing that concerns me is keeping up with such an expensive release durring hunting season.
I wanted to try the pro diamond ex. but just never did like it |
RE: Which one would you choose?
I just purchased the TruBall Pro Diamond Extreme after shooting wrist strap for years and I really like it I don't see me switching back any time soon.
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