Seif5034

i have an allen prong rest that works alright. but i bought that exact same release and my string bypassed the danged thing. not all the time but about 20% of the time... JUNK

buckmaster

Tru Ball makes great releases at any price rang you want to spend. Look them up, you'll like any of them.

twildasin

I like my Scott "little goose" you will pay like $60 for it!

derekm

go with the scott little goose i love mine had it for 5 years with no problems

TexasBowHunter

That's actually very good advice, I learned the hard way several years ago that it is a good idea to practice with fingers as well as your release. (it cost me a buck) I left my release at the house somehow, well I drove a pretty good ways to hunt and wasn't going back home, he stepped out the first morning at 25 yds, I drew (with fingers) and let her go and smooth missed him, every since then I at least practice enough to know where I am hitting with fingers and I keep a 2finger undertab in my hunting bag that I always carry to the stand.....

bloodcrick

The first release i ever used, a long time ago was very similar to that one. it was a crack shot and did the same thing.

Siman08/OH

I use my cousin's "lucky" scott little goose release that he killed many bucks with, and ive already killed 2 deer with it. Its about 5years old and i won't ever shoot another release.

lrhuntr

Those Allen's have Made in China written all over them.

That means there suppose to break.

wis_bow_huntr

Why woudl anyone buy anythign so cheap for. You get what you pay for. Ive bought many items from Allen and most of their products are pretty darn good and affordable but I wouldnt even consider thinking about that release. I myself liek a glove style release with a trigger as I have pretty quick thumb movements. If I were to use one id probably miss every deer I have ever shot.

broome buck

scotts little goose here to great for shooting with a string loop