jamiebuck

[:@] was practicing yesterday when my release gave away. it was a older model tru flight , that locks on to your bow string.. went to pull it back befrore it hit the breakawaypoint it would realease. any suggestionon on a new realease. has this ever happen to anyone. good thing it happen now instead of opening day

by23856

I've never had a release go bad on me, I guess I change them too often for that. However, I am currently using the one I think will last a while before I change it out... the Scott Rhino. I like it because it hooks onto the string, or loop, instead of clamping around it and I can do it without looking. Very smooth and reliable.

zak123

I had this problem with my Scott Caliper. Is there a screw that you can adjust the sensitivity of the trigger with? If so try tightning that.

supaarcher

I've been there!! I had 2 different releases bust while i was drawing back, and both times I smacked myself in the face so hard, I had a black and blue eye. The first time it happened, i punched mysef so hard, I fell flat on my ass. That sucks! I need to learn to pull away from my face while drawing back.[:@]

HAZCON7

adams

I've never heard of a release going bad. How long have you had it? I can't imagine you could wear a release out. I'd look for a tension screw and see if it can be adjusted. If not I suggest a truball tornado glove(my personal favorite).

jamiebuck

THANKS,, IT DOES HAVE A TENSION SCREWILL HAVE TO TRY THAT.. I HAVE HAD THE RELEASE SINCE 1999 IF THAT DOSNT FIX THE PROBLEM ILL JUST HAVE TO GET A NEW ONE!!

gutshot

Try a Scott release I've been shooting them for years and have never had a problem.