Nock on 2 release
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From: Guardian hunter
02-Nov-23
What's the opinion on this release. I tried it once and felt good about it. If anyone has one and wants to sell it lmk. I'm interested but don't want to shell out $234 retail trying something.
From: Guardian hunter
02-Nov-23
The thumb release
From: JTreeman
02-Nov-23
I assume you are talking about the Nock 2 It? I shot one a couple times, it was fine. I personally don’t like the finger hole type releases.
With Dudley’s following and the overall reputation of that release I don’t see them going for much less than retail too often.
—Jim
From: Charlie Rehor
02-Nov-23
Nock 2 it. Made by Carter, sold by Dudley. Game changer for me. Used an index release for 35 years. Silly rabbit. I bought 2 gave one to my son and he’s hooked. I use the Stan Onnex Click as well.
From: Mad Trapper
02-Nov-23
What Charlie said.
From: bowhunter55
02-Nov-23
I bought it when it first came out. It's now my back up since I use a Carter Whisper thumb release. I used to shoot a Carter RX2 release but since getting used to a thumb release I'll never go back to a wrist release.
From: Murph
02-Nov-23
Are you all commanding the shot with your thumb button, or what makes it so superior to your trigger release
From: Coondog
03-Nov-23
I shot one for a couple years. Shot it well. I ended up switching to a true three finger handheld thumb release instead of how the Nock2It is more of a 2 1/2 finger.
From: Guardian hunter
03-Nov-23
It felt smooth on the one shot I took. It's probably time to take the plunge.
From: craigmcalvey
03-Nov-23
Murph-I fire mine by squeezing my hand together like I’m closing my grip on a ball, pulling through the shot.
From: T-rex
03-Nov-23
I bought one, but didn't like how it clipped on the d-loop. I like the Stan better. I gave it to my son and he loves it.
From: midwest
03-Nov-23
Keep an eye on AT Marketplace. They show up there occasionally. Usually under $200. I had 2 of them but sold them a few years ago.
