This is irritating (release)

[old killer]

New Scott's are good. Carter by far has the quality.

[wsteffen]

I use a Tru ball max pro4 for 3d and love it.

Cost isn't everything.

In this case, I think cheap is good.

[Bearkat]

I use a Tru ball max pro4 for 3d and love it.

Cost isn't everything.

In this case, I think cheap is good.

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[txfireguy2003]

I was just looking at my TruBall Pro diamond extreme, which I think is somewhat similar to yours, probably the same mechanism with a different handle or something. Anyway, I noticed a set screw backed out of the thumb trigger, and I knew right off that it was the adjustment screw. Luckily, backing that screw out makes the trigger harder to pull, and prevents premature firing. I'm betting the guy that had a problem with his, it was just adjusted wrong and needed to be adjusted slightly. Read the directions on yours are adjust the trigger correctly, and if you have any doubts, back it out a little more, then lock it down with locktite. On mine, 1/16 of a turn can make the difference between accidental discharge and adjusted correctly.

[Cartman]

Thanks for all y'alls input,

I agree scott makes a great release; I own two.

I pulled up the instructions online on how to adjust it and will be sure make adjustments accordingly. I was not able to do anything with it today as I hit the snooze instead of waking up early, but will report back tomorrow. It is good to hear very positive replys.

Thanks again.

[Free q2]

I was just looking at my TruBall Pro diamond extreme, which I think is somewhat similar to yours, probably the same mechanism with a different handle or something. Anyway, I noticed a set screw backed out of the thumb trigger, and I knew right off that it was the adjustment screw. Luckily, backing that screw out makes the trigger harder to pull, and prevents premature firing. I'm betting the guy that had a problem with his, it was just adjusted wrong and needed to be adjusted slightly. Read the directions on yours are adjust the trigger correctly, and if you have any doubts, back it out a little more, then lock it down with locktite. On mine, 1/16 of a turn can make the difference between accidental discharge and adjusted correctly.

^ this.
I use the exact same release and I had to adjust it when I first got it. Lost my first arrow in back yard cause i got it pulled halfway back and it just went off. Got it adjusted right (.050 allen wrench i believe) and make sure i got my thumb locked behind it when i pull back and i havent had any problems since. A lot easier for me to find anchor point with it over wrist release.

[Raptor012]

Cartman there's a shoot at buffalo field archery club this sunday i'll likely be at. might be a good chance to try my new rain gear. or west houston in the afternoon. i've switched to pro diamond for hunting season and maybe i could give you some pointers. the shoot at buffalo registration begins at 7:30 or west houston is open sunday 12-6 pm.

[Cartman]

Cartman there's a shoot at buffalo field archery club this sunday i'll likely be at. might be a good chance to try my new rain gear. or west houston in the afternoon. i've switched to pro diamond for hunting season and maybe i could give you some pointers. the shoot at buffalo registration begins at 7:30 or west houston is open sunday 12-6 pm.

That is very generous of you, Unfortunately I have to work through the weekend. But would be glad to meet you at West Houston some other time. Much appreciated, Keep me posted.