FED UP! need advice.

[coker737]

Any of the Scott releases.

[Dusty Britches]

TRU Ball and Scott have lifetime warrenties on their releases.

[popup_menace]

I love my scott

[Jaycar85]

It just dawned on me I think sneaky hit the nail on the head.

I discovered by accident a few weeks later that what happened was that when I was drawn back and released, I was tweaking my wrist in such a way that the string loop was suspended on the hook of my release! Then, when I moved my wrist even a hair - BOOM - the loop fell off the hook

I got the bow a cple of days ago and like a new girlfriend I cant keep my hands off of her. first bow ive ever ownd its draw is at 28 1/2 I think im around 27 1/2 so my anchor point is by my ear ROFL and I twist my hand too when im in draw. I know I know get it re adjusted and I will I just cant stop shooting. think im going to go with a wiseguy. thanks again guys

[Dale Moser]

Scott little Bitty Goose.

[Ed Oswald]

Scott.

[sharkhunter]

I've been shooting a Fletchhunter for over 20yrs. But there are many to chose from.

[dirt dauber]

I use a tru fire. Never had a problem.

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[WCB]

I use the Scott Silverhorn loop release. Kinda like the wiseguy above...

Scott, Carter, Fletcher, Trufire are all good...

[kornsqueezer]

I like my Cobra

[howzitbra]

Carter Quickie here but they're a bit over 50. Been using it for years with no problems.

[Horitexan]

TruFire Hardcore or Scott Quickie II. Those are the best releases IMO. But I think they're out of your price range. I'd start looking for a used high-end release. A cheap release is just that - cheap. It's like buying a great rifle and putting a Walmart scope on it. A good release will improve your shooting markedly. It's not something to skimp on. I'd skimp on a sight, a stabilizer, a quiver.....but not on a release, arrow rest or bow.

Buy a really good used release or pony up the money for a really good one. A really good one will last you for YEARS!

[Sneaky]

It just dawned on me I think sneaky hit the nail on the head.
I got the bow a cple of days ago and like a new girlfriend I cant keep my hands off of her. first bow ive ever ownd its draw is at 28 1/2 I think im around 27 1/2 so my anchor point is by my ear ROFL and I twist my hand too when im in draw. I know I know get it re adjusted and I will I just cant stop shooting. think im going to go with a wiseguy. thanks again guys

Glad I could help!

[nursejenn]

I've had a trufire for 7 years... I'm starting to have some very minor issues with it...

[muddyfuzzy]

i currently shoot two tru-fire hardcore max's