There is no definitive answer to this question as it largely depends on the individual shooter's preference and style. Some shooters find that thumb releases are more accurate for them, while others find that they are not. Ultimately, it is up to the shooter to experiment with different types of releases to see which one works best for them.
A compound bow can be used without a release aid, but it is not recommended. The release aid helps to ensure a smooth, consistent release of the bowstring, which results in more accurate shooting.
Yes, bow releases make a difference. They provide a more consistent release, which can lead to improved accuracy. They also help to protect the bowstring from wear and tear.
Yes, Olympic archers use releases. A release is a device that is attached to the bowstring and allows the archer to release the string without using their fingers. This gives the archer more accuracy and consistency.
4.8/5
Stop arrow from falling off the string, increase accuracy and consisitency by improving arrow flights.
Eliminates arow pinching and bowstring wear. have four anti virationscrews, keep it from sliding up or down the string
Easy Installation, reduce string shock. more safety, maintain positive peep hole alignment shot after shot
Lighter and smaller, increase arrow speed and eliminate cable and overdraw interference
Desgin to be used with trimmed standard nocks , provide the ultimate,even balanced,release point directlybehind the arrow
$234
Regarding an aluminum d loop, I had certain reservations. I've heard rumors that the additional weight reduces frame rates. Although that makes sense logically, I'm not switching back to rope after placing it on my string. Without changing elevation, my arrows strike the same location at a distance of 80 yards. Until something proves me wrong, like the screws vibrating loose, which can be fixed with a little loctite, I'm now a believer. Oh, it's not as noisy while attaching the release as I had anticipated, and it completely fits the release jaws.
4.8/5
TESTED IN ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS – Works on all arrows shot from any compound bow or crossbow into any arrow target and is proven to withstand multiple seasons of use.
OUTPERFORMS ANY MOLDED RUBBER ARROW PULLER – Manufactured in the USA using aircraft aluminum and stainless-steel hardware. Compact and effective design, small enough to fit in an arrow quiver or pocket.
IMPROVES SHOOTING SKILLS – Allows you to practice more by reducing shoulder fatigue caused by retrieving those hard-to-pull arrows.
PULLS ARROWS WITH EASE – The Magnum Grip Arrow Puller by Double D’s Archery will remove ALL arrow sizes from ANY manufactured target shot from ANY compound or crossbow. Utilizes an ergonomic grip that comfortably fits any hand – male, female, young or old.
FITS ALL ARROW SIZES – The Magnum Grip’s grip tubes will hold any arrow shafts – it will not crush arrows and it fits all arrow sizes. Even close groupings can be accessed to easily remove your arrows.
$234
After pulling four arrows from my Scorpyd Aculeus 460 that were hopelessly trapped in a Morrell Vital Signs Foam Archery Target, I made the decision to try the Double D's Magnum Grip Arrow Puller and Crossbow Bolt Puller. And by horribly stuck, I mean! On a few, almost to the fletching. Rubber gloves, braced on target with both hands and feet, damn the fletching. Still, I only just managed to get one of the five shots I fired at the target to come out. To be completely honest, I assumed I might just have to remove the arrows and sell the target to someone using a slower bow or xbow.The Double D's Magnum Grip Arrow Puller I got from Amazon has just arrived via FedEx. Even though I had to clamp over the majority of the fletching on 2 of the arrows, all 4 arrows were out of the target with little damage in a matter of minutes. They came out easily with just a tiny counterclockwise twist to break the weld.All I can say is wow. You NEED one of these if you shoot a quick bow or xbow at layered or foam targets. $50, but it's totally worth it.
4.6/5
Keychain design, more convenient to carry
Essential accessory for target practice at the range
Design of Soft Molded Handle and Anti-skid material
Easily remove arrow from a target without injury
Easy to attach puller to your belt or quiver by a snap clip
$234
These accomplish their intended purpose by making it simpler to extract arrows from the bale. My children had some trouble taking out the arrows (especially on new bales). I bought the three so that we could each have one. They now find it to be much simpler to retrieve arrows. These are big, according to a review I read. I'm unsure of the issue. Both my 6'1" son and my younger son, who has rather small hands, have no trouble using them. The clip is useful (easily attaches and detaches from the D-rings on our quivers).
4/5
Keychain design, more convenient to carry
Essential accessory for target practice at the range
Design of Soft Molded Handle and Anti-skid material
Easily remove arrow from a target without injury
Easy to attach puller to your belt or quiver by a snap clip
$234
I learned how to shoot with my fingers when I was a child. I made the decision to return to the sport after a long absence. This time, I decided to increase my equipment, so I purchased this release and a great new bow. Because I firmly think that you get what you pay for, I was a little hesitant about the price, but hey, I wanted to feel secure with everything from the ground up before investing in some huge $$$ release like other guys I know. Why would I buy something else, I have to ask from first-time user experience? After making a few tweaks, the release was simple to put over my wrist. You can modify the trigger pull whatever you like. I'm not sure what else you need in a release after utilizing this. I assumed I just don't know any better because I'm new to the releases, but I let a friend try it who would have others to compare it to, and he was surprised I spent so little on it. Since I've started shooting again, I've been doing it almost daily, and I've taken hundreds of pictures with it, so I'm not afraid to declare that this is a rare instance in which you receive more than you paid for. Additionally, I have a lot more consistent release and will never miss the finger agony I experienced with the traditional method. simply incomparable.Consistent releases lead to increased accuracy. Pros: - Robust constructions - I enjoy the way the trigger feels - Adjustable trigger release - Comfortable around the wrist - No more finger ache -Cons: None so far, but I'll let you know if that changes.
4/5
PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA - Superior Wisconson to be exact
FOLDBACK BUCKLE STRAP - for hands free operation, giving you the ability to secure to wrist with one hand and glass, climb, or rattle with no flopping or clanging
Nylon
ADJUSTABLE TRIGGER TRAVEL – Allows for extreme adjustability for an archer’s maximum comfort. Open jaws by pulling back the trigger, let off the trigger to close the jaws
RUGGED AND COMPACT – Extremely durable jaws with a dime sized head
FITS LEFT AND RIGHT HAND - Features a 16 position trigger thumb adjustment system ensuring a perfect fit for every hand size
$234
This is a superb Buckle-style adjustable release for a compound bow, and I heartily recommend it. This release served me well during the entire hunting season. I was able to take my deer, and I never once considered that my release would be a weakness.2019 update: I continue to utilise this release in practise sessions at least twice or three times per week. I intend to use it again this year for hunting season because it is functioning flawlessly. I don't think you could get anything better for the price!
4/5
Customizable length adjustment - adjust the length between head and strap. The length adjustment location may be locked in place
All Day comfort - the evolution buckle II strap has more padding for superior comfort while Shooting. Deep jaw will not slip off loops, open jaw for quick and easy loop engagement
Ambidextrous - fits both left and right hand and 100% made in the USA
Foldback design - allows the rod to fold back so it's out of the way when climbing a tree or looking through binoculars
Super smooth trigger - automatically aligns your Centershot, fully adjustable trigger travel, swept back trigger
$234
I've been using this release after years of using the thumb release and back tension release. My groupings are significantly closer together than I had anticipated. I adore how the length and trigger can be changed. The icing on the cake is auto loading. It will be a dog fight if I am shooting in a tournament and you are doing the same.
4/5
Pulls arrows from targets, trees, etc
Easily turns off your lumens
Stores on a shaft in your Quiver or easily in your pocket
Grips an arrow and the Lumenok simultaneously
$234
It functions as promised, fits bolts of any diameter, and stores well in your quiver so you always have them on hand. Although I haven't had to use it yet, I have used it the same way to remove a mock out of a Barnett 22" bolt with a "half moon" nock. I purchased it mostly for deactivating the Lumenok illuminated bolts. I'm sure this will work to deactivate lumenoks because I had no trouble taking the nock off my headhunter carbon bolts. It is easily stored in your quiver on one of your bolts. I purchased a 10-point version that resembled a pair of pliers, but I doubt that I could keep those as conveniently as I can with these as they readily attach to your quiver and put onto bolts. Anyone searching for an arrow/bolt puller and a lumenok deactivation device should consider this, in my opinion.
3.8/5
RUGGED AND COMPACT – Extremely durable jaws with a dime sized head
EASY TO USE - Open jaws by pulling back the trigger, let off the trigger to close jaws
MADE IN THE USA – Superior, WI to be exact
Over 1 inch length adjustment
FOLDBACK BUCKLE LEATHER STRAP - for hands free operation, giving you the ability to secure to wrist with one hand and glass, climb, or rattle with no flopping or clanging
Black leather foldback Evolution buckle strap
PERFECT FOR EVERY HAND - Length adjustment with locking option and ADJUSTABLE TRIGGER TRAVEL for a custom fit on either right or left hand
$234
Within the last two to three months, I have shot more than 500 arrows with this release, and I can genuinely claim that I have not found a better one yet. The foldback design is strong and incredibly functional. The style of the leather strap is also extremely skillfully created. To have a backup in case they stop making these, I want to purchase a second one. On the inside of my wrist, the lining is comfortable, and when I drew back, I consistently experienced anchoring. Major plus: the trigger pull breaks smoothly and is adjustable. I'm more confident than ever heading into the 2016–2017 deer season. Tru-Fire, thanks for producing such a high-quality item! Hope this was helpful.
There's a lot of debate among archers about whether or not thumb releases help with target panic. Some say that they help because they take the focus off of the release, while others say that they can actually make target panic worse because they add another element to the shot that can be distracting. Ultimately, it's up to the individual archer to decide whether or not a thumb release is right for them. If you're struggling with target panic, it might be worth giving one a try to see if it makes a difference for you.
Using a thumb release can change your draw length, but it really depends on how you're using it. If you're using it to draw the bow back, then your draw length will be shorter. If you're using it to release the arrow, then your draw length will be longer. It really just depends on how you're using the thumb release.
When choosing a bow release, there are a few things to consider. First, decide what type of release you want- hand-held, wrist-strap, or mechanical. Then, choose the size and style that fits you best. Finally, decide on the features that are most important to you.
There is no definitive answer when it comes to how much you should spend on a bow release. It ultimately depends on your budget and what you feel comfortable spending. However, as a general rule of thumb, it is typically advisable to spend around $100 on a quality release. This will ensure that you get a product that is durable and will last you for many years to come.
A thumb release is a device that is attached to the bowstring and held in the archer's hand. The archer's thumb goes through a loop on the release, and when the bow is drawn, the release holds the string in place. When the archer is ready to shoot, he or she simply presses the release with the thumb, and the string is released. There are a few advantages to using a thumb release. First, it can help the archer to achieve a more consistent release. Second, it can help to prevent the archer's hand from slipping
A thumb release is a type of archery release aid that is operated by the archer's thumb. Thumb releases offer a number of advantages over other types of release aids, including a more natural hand position, a smoother trigger pull, and greater accuracy.
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