Lookin to buy a new release
#2
RE: Lookin to buy a new release
I shoot with the Tru-fire Crackshot. It is a handheld type not a strap-on. I wouldn't change it for the world! Sure if I wasn't carefull I might drop it but it gives me a longer draw length, is quiet and very dependable. Been using the same one for at least five years now.
#4
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: BC Canada - La La Land
Posts: 18
RE: Lookin to buy a new release
I had a caliper release as my first one. After a few months I lost two good arrows and punched myself in the mouth because of pre-mature release of the string. Tried adjustments and other things but now go.
Now I have a Fletch Hunter Shorty (2 years now) and I will not switch to anything else. Try it and see for yourself. Good Luck
Now I have a Fletch Hunter Shorty (2 years now) and I will not switch to anything else. Try it and see for yourself. Good Luck
#7
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Posts: 12
RE: Lookin to buy a new release
Phantom,
I recently picked up the True-Fire Hurricane model. It is available with several different strap configurations, my is the leather buckle strap.
I find this release to be very smooth. The trigger is fairly light, some like this, some don't.
I recently picked up the True-Fire Hurricane model. It is available with several different strap configurations, my is the leather buckle strap.
I find this release to be very smooth. The trigger is fairly light, some like this, some don't.