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Old 07-12-2010
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Who makes the best releases. I mean the wrist type with a trigger. I broke 2 on the weekend. On was a cobra and the other was a true fire. I want a real good one that can be adjusted. All ideas welcome.
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Get a scott. I have a rino buddy shoots silverhorn we bolth love them
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What the first two guys said. . . . .SCOTT
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i have a scott as well and have been using it for about 10 years now. the other guys make good stuff too, just dont expect the highest quality in the 50 dollar price range. the higher end models from most manufacturers should last a very long time. it seems you already have it figured out to get the wrist strap design with caliper jaws so no explanation required there.
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I concur with Scott, I have a caliper and really like it. Heard great things about the shark, mongoose, little goose. They make great releases.
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Old 07-13-2010
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I use a tru-ball Cyclone that has given me no troubles in 2 seasons, i think i paid 60 some bucks for it in the states
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No one using releases by Carter?
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Shooting the Spot Hogg "Wiseguy" at the moment and love it.
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Who makes the best releases. I mean the wrist type with a trigger. I broke 2 on the weekend. On was a cobra and the other was a true fire. I want a real good one that can be adjusted. All ideas welcome.
I have used a Scott for years -no issues
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Old 07-24-2010
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carter Quickies. they are awsome .http://www.carterenterprises.com/pro...ickie2plus.htm
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tru ball short n sweet is real nice!
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Scott little goose. Zero compliants. $70 doesn't break the bank either.
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Scott is what I like .... I think mine is the little goose my brother has the little bitty goose
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Fletcher 44 caliper for me...
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Scott Sabertooth. Haven't had a reason to try anything different yet!
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Picked up a true fire not too long ago, not sure if I'm sold on it yet. After reading this thread I think I'm going to pick up a scott to try out lol.
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Most times when I read about a broken release the Cobra name keeps popping up.
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