Question: Trigger finger so cold you can' t shoot?
10-31-2003 | 01:41 PM
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Question: Trigger finger so cold you can' t shoot?
Has anyone else been using the Bowhunter' s Release Mitt. Works great for me and highly functional...just thought I would pass it along. Got mine at http://www.sherwoodarchery.com
10-31-2003 | 02:42 PM
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RE: Question: Trigger finger so cold you can' t shoot?
It looks like it would work, but I wouldn' t use it the way they show being used. I think I' d just slip my hand in it, and slip it out when I needed to shoot. Then my anchor wouldn' t be messed with. One of those muffs might work even better for that though.
Still an interesting idea.
peashooter
Still an interesting idea.
peashooter
10-31-2003 | 04:39 PM
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RE: Question: Trigger finger so cold you can' t shoot?
YUP,.... just what we needed... some more spam.
I agree, it would be like crappola trying to anchor while putting a pillow between your face and the string. If your release hand gets cold... that' s what they make pockets for, and chemical handwarmers, and thinsulate super fine glove liners, etc etc etc That thing looks like a left over boot blanket.
I agree, it would be like crappola trying to anchor while putting a pillow between your face and the string. If your release hand gets cold... that' s what they make pockets for, and chemical handwarmers, and thinsulate super fine glove liners, etc etc etc That thing looks like a left over boot blanket.
