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01-02-08, 02:32 AM
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| Which oh which release to buy? I would like to know what kind of release I should get. I have a release, but it is a $25 cobra trigger release. Now that I am getting better I would like to know if getting a thumb or open finger release might help me. And I also kind of want to know what brand I should look at.
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01-02-08, 12:56 PM
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| As with most archery equipment, try before you buy. I tried a lot before I bought my release, well worth the time and effort to get one you like. As for brand, Carter are always a good choice. |
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01-02-08, 01:30 PM
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| Getting a good one is important. Using it properly, is more important, I feel. I hope that's not too far off topic. Sorry,if it was. |
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