Good Release???


Turkeygirl

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So I'm thinking about getting a new release this year. Actually I was thinking about it last year to but didn't get one but if I have some extra money, being the poor college student I am, I'd like to get a new release before the season starts. The release I have right now is the Trophy Hunter but I don't like how the bearings wear into my Ultra-Nok XL. It hasn't worn into it really yet but it did a good job on Andy's. I was looking in the huge Cabela's Limited Fall Edition Cataloge and while the prices are a bit steep, there are a few releases I was looking at: TruFire Bulldog Buckle Web, TruFire Hurricane Buckle Web, Fletcher Primos .44 Caliper. Anyone know anything about these? I have an Ultra-Nok XL on my bow string so do any of you have any release recommendations? Also is there any performance difference between the releases that have the webbing attachment between the head and wrist strap or the hard rubber attachment? Also anyone know of a good release at a reasonable price? thanks! cool.gif

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Re: Good Release???

In general metal loops like the Ultra Nok are as hard on releases as releases are hard on them. So often you end up wearing out a release in a short time that could have lasted years.

If you shell out alot of dough for a good release. IMO protect your investment by going to a string loop. wink.gif

Carter and Fletcher both make excellent, very durable releases.

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I agree with Maddhunter. I also have the Winn Free Flight. I have never heard of one letting you down in the field. After years of use mine is just like the day I bought it but even better. Its a full grip (?) release and as it breaks in to your hand the more you use it. I have several friends that referred me to them and they are still on there first one as well. You may pay a few more dollars for it up front but with the way these things last its a great investment.

I think I paid $50.00 or so.

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