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    #31
    Can't beat a Stan; I've been shooting Stanislawski for competition and hunting forever, never liked a wrist release. I've still have several Mag x's I've had over 10 years that still shoot as good as the day got them. A Stan will never let you down. For hunting just hang it on your D loop.
    Whatever you go with you won't regret it, once you get used to a thumb release you'll never go back.

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      #32
      Originally posted by Bjankowski View Post
      Whatever you go with you won't regret it, once you get used to a thumb release you'll never go back.
      That’s the truth. I don’t even own a wrist rocket anymore.


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        #33
        Going to try this one this year lots of go reviews on it. Daughters got it for me.



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          #34
          Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View Post
          Well I'd seriously disagree with you. There's a bunch of animals that died because of my Chocolate addiction and lites...


          Oh and I drive a Ford too...

          I’m talking from a target accuracy point of view. You can even ask Michael Braden. Not to mention the chocolates will hit different than most other releases because of that jaw. Example. My target 4 hits the same spot as my hinge, and all my other thumb buttons. Every time I tried to use the chocolate or lite they would hit 3-5” left and would affect my tune. It’s just the way the loop is coming out of that Jaw. It’s not at clean.


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            #35
            I'm going to guess it is your form. There are a lot of folks who wrote on this forum what a great release it is. I was deadly accurate center bulleye. There was no pulling to the side. The release was smooth. I could also switch between my old wrist release and the Chocolate Addiction.

            What I didn't like and this would likely be true for all thumb release is once in the cold I drew back on a hog. Right before I got to full draw the release hit the collar on my jacket and released the arrow over the back of the hog.

            It is still my backup release though before I go back to the release I had before it.

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              #36
              Just so folks know what a chocolate addiction looks like

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                #37
                I'd have to agree, you need to check your shooting form... OR stick with what you like... I'll do the same. I have no problem with the Addiction or Lite and accuracy. Only problem I have ever had is to instinctively drop the release after the shot (an old habit from wrist strap release shooting...) I still do it, but I served a string loop about 9" long to the 3rd finger slot and I just loop it over my wrist when I am spot and stalk hunting. Stand hunting, I clip the release to my loop.

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