tru ball t handle thumb push release

[sambo73]

anybody shot one or have one? Just ordered one from ye olde archery shoppe. Looks good and I talked my wife into gettn me one for xmas. Thanks

[bowhuntntxn]

so i guess that means you arent gonna buy the hook type you were looking for? Which model Tru ball did ya get? Caliper head or hook type?

[sambo73]

caliper. It's the thumb push release t handle.

[gig one]

I shoot it and it works

[Mudslinger]

I shoot a Tru Ball Chappy Boss with the caliper head for hunting and I absolutley love it!

[redfishted]

I shoot the Extreme and I really like it.

[JSAPP]

I shoot the Extreme and I really like it.

This. I love it.

[helo_mech]

TRU-Ball Pro Diamond Extreme = dang good release.....

[huntinfool]

I have 2. One is a 3 finger release and the other is a 4 finger release. I have not shot the 4 finger one much, but after the season I am going to give it a try.
BTW I absolutely love the 3 finger one. But I think I am going to really like the 4 finger one.

[sambo73]

which 3 finger do you have? I got the three finger thumb push release. It was like $59.99.

[sambo73]

Just got my release in, took it out & shot it with truck headlights. I like the way it feels. Ill shoot in the morning and report some more.

[adriang15]

I bought one this year. It took a little while to get use to, but I really like it now. My accuracy has improved I think. Plus it feels better drawing back with it then a wrist one. I have the tru ball pro diamond.

[sambo73]

Yep, I like mine top

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[Razorback01]

I bought one earlier this week. I was in a bad habit of punching the trigger on my standard wrist strap release. It's the T.R.U. Pro Diamond Xtreme, about $104 at Cabelas.

It's feeling good after several days of shooting it, still takes some getting used to.

If you are going to try one, learn from my mistake. I got it home, did some adjusting and all was ready to go. I've got a range setup in the backyard, so I go at it. First shot, drawn back just fine, relaxed (just as with a strap release), squeezed the thumb, and everything went down-hill. The release and arrow were in a race to the target, I had totally let go of my $100 release! The race was over quick as the Pro Diamond found my riser. I looked for 30 minutes and finally found it behind the wood-pile just a few feet away.

After that little incident I stripped some para-cord and used the innards as a poor-mans lanyard. I'll cut the cord off at some point, hasn't happened since.

I may have 3 wrist strap triggers for sale shortly.

[Texas Grown]

I shoot the Pro Diamond Extreme with a Trull-Ball wrist strap. And alternate between it and my Truefire Grizzly glove-trigger release.

I've had nothing but "good" to say about the Trueball so far.