Jim Dandy loop release!
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Location: illinois
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Anyone else had problems with this release? I had problems with it slipping
off the loop and damn near dry firing my bow. I took it back and got the one with the closed head and haven't had a problem. Was just wondering if i was doing something wrong?
off the loop and damn near dry firing my bow. I took it back and got the one with the closed head and haven't had a problem. Was just wondering if i was doing something wrong?
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I think the release is dangerous. If they would of made a little more hook to the loop attachment (like the short and sweet) it might solve the problem.
Thanks for the response LEN. Glad i'm not the only one that had a problem with this release.
Thanks for the response LEN. Glad i'm not the only one that had a problem with this release.
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The hook position is reversed compared to every other loop release on the market. You can't stand and hold the hook onto the loop, as would be required in a hunting situation, without the hook falling off the loop. This also presents a strange situation when you begin your draw cycle. [:@] You had one so you know what I'm saying has merit. [&:]
I like Jim Fletcher's products generally and I just got some stock in on their Primos style. I think, however, that they really 'blew it' with the Jim Dandy.
I like Jim Fletcher's products generally and I just got some stock in on their Primos style. I think, however, that they really 'blew it' with the Jim Dandy.
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