In this pic he's shooting a trigger release...

YEP,he is a well known wrist release shooter(both are trigger releases,I THINK)

He has shot the pro class for a long time using one and I have never seen him do otherwise but on his website he is shooting a handheld,maybe someone can enlighten us on if this is a permanent change or what was going on.

Yep, Michael Braden is probably more famous for shooting a caliper release than he is for anything else. I've got his "Straight Talk From Michael Braden" DVD..

Yepper, noticed it right away but didn't get to the post in time. I had heard he shot most of the ASA tour last year with one.

For some of you guys asking "How my forum" At least notice what his left hand is supposed to look like in the grip.... not much plam, knuckles at 45 degree angle... That is one area that drives me crazy. Expecially working the Bowtech extreme trailer... Guys pointing their fingers with their gripping hand... I want to cut them fingers off

Oh, fer Pete's sake.... I can't believe it's slid by all you guys without being picked up. The guy in the middle doesn't have a weight forward stabilizer hanging over his belt like the other two. Obviously undertrained and underfed. [8D]

Another Arthur P classic

You mean to tell us that the only thing "wrong" with this pic is that he is shooting with a hand held release instead of a wrist release????????

I just wasted about 10 minutes of my life staring at that picthatI will never get back.

Like I said,if you aren't into the target scene,you wouldn't pick up on it so if you waisted your time,oh well.
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Here you go Rev,a better look at it.