[GANDEE]

How many use the thumb releases? I'm thinking of buying one what does everyone suggest

 

[asylum]

i use a Stan Super X....it works great

 

[rutnstrut74]

I use a T.R.U. Ball Trail Boss and love it! :sad:

 

[Huntinthearmpit]

Cascade from Spothogg. Very smooth action. You push in with your thumb and then relax your thumb to set it off.

 

[GANDEE]

i ended up buying a trail boss,so far so good,its alot different than using the scott release i've used for years

 

[bloodtrail1]

I use a Carter Chocolate Addiction for both 3-D and hunting.
I like the release alot! I was using a Carter two-shot index finger release, but just better with the thumb release!

 

[the butcher]

Hay there ravenswood buddy, I shoot the tru ball pro diamond and love it. You still coming out to kruks to shoot.

 

[GANDEE]

i couldn't make it out,not enough hours in the day, lets try it again next week,i'm leaving in the morning for the new river i'll get a hold of you guys when i get back

 

[USMCarcher26]

I have the Spot Hogg Saturday Nite Special. It works very well for me. I have smaller hands and it is adjustable to trigger tension and quiet.

 

[GANDEE]

you guys shootin today?

 

[the butcher]

course

jason,
We did shoot today, you should have called one of us we would have liked to have shot with you. Give Tom or Me a call and let us know when you can shoot again.

 

[Abnoba]

If you are using a thumb release on your Ross...how is everyone nocking the release? Such as....directly to bow string with nocking loop of the release? Do you use a bottom nock on string with that? Or are you tying in a D loop on the string and nocking the release to the d-loop? Just curious? Thanks....looking for some ideas to make my Cascade work better with my 334.

 

[GANDEE]

well i have give up on the thumb release i just couldn't get use to it,i liked it but just couldn't get use to it,i guess i really didn't want to put the time and arrow loss into it,last time i shot i accidently touched off the trigger when i was drawing and lost two arrows :shock: oh well back to the scott caliper

 

[GaBear]

If you are using a thumb release on your Ross...how is everyone nocking the release? Such as....directly to bow string with nocking loop of the release? Do you use a bottom nock on string with that? Or are you tying in a D loop on the string and nocking the release to the d-loop? Just curious? Thanks....looking for some ideas to make my Cascade work better with my 334.

I always use a string loop that way I don't tourque the string with my release, even though the release I use has a free floating head. Plus it means less wear and tear on my serving.