the seasons closing inand i cant get used to my eagle..i sold my cyclone.. no im kinda nervous but im looking at a scott
whats the diff between the single/double..caliper
whats a good release for a string loop? or should i get another truball

The only Scott release that I've used is the Mongoose. It's a good release but it wouldn't be my first choice for a string loop because the jaws are pretty big. I did try on a Lil-Goose and it has a much smaller head which would seem better for a loop but I did not get to take any shots with it.

I've read alot of good things about the Carter Quickie when shooting with a loop.

I shoot a Little Goose off a loop and love it. It is dead silent and has a adjustable trigger as slick as any good rifle I have ever shot. I have never tried a Carter but hear good things about them. I would try them both and go with what you like best.

SF

I have been playing around with the sabertooth at the shop lately and this release is absolutely awesome. Smoothe as silk, thin & narrow stainless steel jaws, and the trigger is moved foward to place your trigger finger much closer to the jaws.

I really don't like a wrist release but I think I may have to get me one for myself.
http://www.scottarchery.com/products/sabertooth.tpl

I hate the single caliper releases for hooking to a loop. Maybe it's just me but I find that the loop tends to get stuck between the rear of the jaw and the stationary side of the release. I much prefer the dual caliper style.

I switched to a mongoose this year and haven't had any issue's with it.I was loving the spring trigger and the surprise shot it provided until it fell off in the yard.

That sabertooth does look sweet!

Been using a Scott LittleGoose for 3 years with no issues.

I've been using my Scott Mongoose since I bought in 1996, and love the thing. It's kind of beat up but it works like a charm.

I have been using a scott rhino for years now and I absolutely love it. It is designed for string loops, and it has never given me an ounce of trouble. Good luck.

I use a little bitty goose but will likely try the new one with the trigger moved forward near the jaws ( wildcat ? ) next year.

I use the Scott Caliper.I am not planning on switching any time soon. It is a great release.