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WishinIWasFishin
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 Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 8:52 am Post subject: Release Aide Reccomendations |
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Hey guys -
I'm getting back into shooting my bow and was wondering if anybody uses a release aid..I was looking at the wrist strap caliper style. Any suggestions?
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Bass Addict
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| Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 2:24 pm Post subject: |
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i use a closepin. 
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WishinIWasFishin
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 11:12 am Post subject: |
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That might hold draw on your little tykes bow but I need something a little stronger 
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brennan
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| I rock the jim fletcher fletchhunter concho...love it for heavy draws...I shoot 80 lbs regularly.....use your finger on the backside of the trigger for a saftey...then, pull and let fly.... |
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WishinIWasFishin
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thanks for the post, I forgot I put that up there. I bought a Cobra a few months ago, and def put my finger on the back side....had a close call by just bumping it.
What do you recommend for a foam target?
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brennan
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| I bought a cube style one at Wal mart on super clearance for 1.50....use a piece of pipe or threaded rod to anchor it to the ground.... |
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Stratos17
Joined: 31 Aug 2008
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Location: Bristol, Ct.
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| I have a tru-fire, not sure of the model it's a couple of years old. It has the evolution buckle system, works well. |
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Detroitboy
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I use a scott and love it. Its fully adjustable. Truefire's are also great had one for years. Whatever you do just make sure its adjustable.
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SolocamSteve
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not to beat a dead horse, but i felt i'd reply anyways.
what kind of archery are you doing?
I shoot a standard caliper release on my hunting bow, but for killing paper i shoot a back tension model. they both have their pros and cons. |
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Elixir
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| I own a PSE Sequoia. its a longbow. mainly use it for target shooting with friends. i love primative shooting... |
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