Who’s going to try it first?
Contributors to this thread:Equipment
From: Ucsdryder
18-Feb-20
From: Bowtech Archer 0880
18-Feb-20
I bought one for my 13 year old daughter. It was a 4 finger very similar to my 4 finger stan X release. So far, impressed. Not as much adjust-ability for trigger travel or pressure but she likes it. So far probably 500 shots. She is shooting indoor league and we shoot several days a week. No malfunctions yet.
From: WapitiBob
18-Feb-20
Even the Chinese can make a Just Cuz that'll work.
From: Shawn
18-Feb-20
It is amazing how good some of the so called "junk" can be. Shawn
From: Grey Ghost
18-Feb-20
Has anything really changed in thumb trigger releases in 25 years?
Matt
From: skookumjt
18-Feb-20
Huge difference between single sear and double sear. I'm sure this is single and won't have near the adjustment that the name brands have. Personally, I wouldn't risk punching myself in the face because of a mechanical failure.
From: WapitiBob
18-Feb-20
Single sear releases don't have a separate cocking mechanism.
From: WapitiBob
18-Feb-20
From: skookumjt
18-Feb-20
Lots do.
From: fubar racin
18-Feb-20
My expensive one broke last weekend it was honestly painful enough that I don’t see myself ever attempting a cheap one
From: Ucsdryder
18-Feb-20
Fubar did you punch yourself? Lol
From: fubar racin
18-Feb-20
No sir but the way that my bow hand reacted to the bow going off at 3/4 draw has my forearm purple from elbow to wrist and it’s still swollen 4 days later.
From: JB
18-Feb-20
Had a Truball thumb release that failed and I definitely punched myself in the mouth. Knocked a piece of tooth out, split my lip and made little birdies fly around my head. Couldn't bring myself to use that style again but I just bought a Carter 1st Choice. Hoping better quality means no pain.
From: bowbender77
22-Feb-20
If you buy one, be sure to wipe off the corona virus germs before you use it.
