justinredig
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Im wondering what the opinions are about the stanislawski super x VS the carter solution 3. Any opinion are greatly appreciated. I've shot the super x and liked it but havn't had a chance to shoot the solution 3.
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Opinions on a release??????
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Hardcorehunter
UL Shelter/Stove Geek
I am a TruBall fan and I really like their Short-N-Sweet buckle. NO velcro on my releases. I have shot the Carter Chocolate Addiction. Awefully high priced IMO. No experience with your two models mentioned that I can recall anyway. This spring I tried tons of them
and switched froma Truball Tornado to the Short-N-Sweet.
and switched froma Truball Tornado to the Short-N-Sweet.
teeroy
Life Member
i think that the releases in question are target, thumb triggered releases. most everyone has been throwing out wrist strap hunting trigger releases. for a hunting release, i love the carter 2 shot. i have never gotten serious about trying the thumb style, although i may after hunting season is over. i will be looking at the carter line, most likely
Bukslayr
New Member
I shoot a lot.
and I mean a lot.
I have found that with a thumb style release for hunting you have your hands available for rattling calling or what ever.
With a thumb release I click it on my string loop and let it hand till I am ready for it.
It is out of your way till needed for the shot. I have nothing against wrist releases. They have worked for me for years.
I shoot a lot of target archery and use a back tension from time to time.(I personally suggest not using a backtension release for hunting.) However I use the Stan Super X Quattro in Large frame for target. I like this release so much that I will be using it for hunting this fall.
BTW the best Backtension release made is the Carter Evolution Plus..(This is my opinion)
Just my $.02
and I mean a lot.
I have found that with a thumb style release for hunting you have your hands available for rattling calling or what ever.
With a thumb release I click it on my string loop and let it hand till I am ready for it.
It is out of your way till needed for the shot. I have nothing against wrist releases. They have worked for me for years.
I shoot a lot of target archery and use a back tension from time to time.(I personally suggest not using a backtension release for hunting.) However I use the Stan Super X Quattro in Large frame for target. I like this release so much that I will be using it for hunting this fall.
BTW the best Backtension release made is the Carter Evolution Plus..(This is my opinion)
Just my $.02
Gladiator
PMA Member
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I shoot a lot.
and I mean a lot.
I have found that with a thumb style release for hunting you have your hands available for rattling calling or what ever.
With a thumb release I click it on my string loop and let it hand till I am ready for it.
It is out of your way till needed for the shot. I have nothing against wrist releases. They have worked for me for years.
I shoot a lot of target archery and use a back tension from time to time.(I personally suggest not using a backtension release for hunting.) However I use the Stan Super X Quattro in Large frame for target. I like this release so much that I will be using it for hunting this fall.
BTW the best Backtension release made is the Carter Evolution Plus..(This is my opinion)
Just my $.02
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I agree 100%...I would say most guys who shoot, actually 'punch' the trigger and physically pull with their finger instead of getting a surprise release. A backtension will be great in the off-season, but when it comes to hunting, you need to accelerate your "push-pull" with your wrist release...the best shooters in the world practice with back-tension and probably use thumb releases because it is easier to get a surprise release.
I use a carter because it is harder to pull back and requires you use more of your back muscles. Try different ones until you find one that works for you...just like bows!
I shoot a lot.
and I mean a lot.
I have found that with a thumb style release for hunting you have your hands available for rattling calling or what ever.
With a thumb release I click it on my string loop and let it hand till I am ready for it.
It is out of your way till needed for the shot. I have nothing against wrist releases. They have worked for me for years.
I shoot a lot of target archery and use a back tension from time to time.(I personally suggest not using a backtension release for hunting.) However I use the Stan Super X Quattro in Large frame for target. I like this release so much that I will be using it for hunting this fall.
BTW the best Backtension release made is the Carter Evolution Plus..(This is my opinion)
Just my $.02
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I agree 100%...I would say most guys who shoot, actually 'punch' the trigger and physically pull with their finger instead of getting a surprise release. A backtension will be great in the off-season, but when it comes to hunting, you need to accelerate your "push-pull" with your wrist release...the best shooters in the world practice with back-tension and probably use thumb releases because it is easier to get a surprise release.
I use a carter because it is harder to pull back and requires you use more of your back muscles. Try different ones until you find one that works for you...just like bows!
Doubleaarc hery
New Member
Scott Silverhorn! Easily hooks to string without looking and is the smoothest release I have ever shot!