Which release to get

[savagewsm]

Any recommendations on a reasonably priced trigger release for hunting purposes. ( Will be used on a D-loop )

[russ]

Define reasonable, I think I own one (1) that's under a hundred bucks Don't tell the wife!

Tru-ball Short N Sweet #1, Scott L'il Goose or Mongoose (okay so I own 3 that are under a $100 ) and 4 that are over a hundred. SSSHHHHH!!!

[flatblack]

ive heard good things about cobra releases, i got one for 80 bucks from canadian tire and so far it does the trick and no signs of wear.

[russ]

I used to use Cobra, bought a new one every year.

[flatblack]

Originally Posted by russ

I used to use Cobra, bought a new one every year.

good to know guess i better save up a few more bucks to get something good

[savagewsm]

What's the best one to get lets say at $100 or less

[stinkynuts]

the .44 caliber reliase is about 50 bucks and in my opinion is just as good as any 100 plus doller reliaes i know they carry them at sherwood park archery lanes they are a duel caliper very well biult and straight shooting .

[Kale_M]

TruBall Short n' Sweet S2, best trigger release ever made..

[PSE_Girl]

Originally Posted by Kale_M

TruBall Short n' Sweet S2, best trigger release ever made..

My boyfriend shoots a Short N' Sweet, he really likes it. Says it feels a lot like a rifle trigger.

[Kale_M]

Originally Posted by PSE_Girl

My boyfriend shoots a Short N' Sweet, he really likes it. Says it feels a lot like a rifle trigger.

Yep it does. The S2 is the one with the swept back trigger. Get it with a buckle strap and you have a wicked release!

[Knownonscents]

I also use a truball. I dont know if its a short and sweet but it was around the $60 range and I really like it. Its very comfortable to boot.

[catwelder]

short n sweet for sure