wrist release user's

[michigandeerslayer]

Am I the only one that apon full draw I let go of my grip on my release and hold all the weight of the bow with just the strap?

[steve1983]

no i do it to!!! it help's with trigger pull and twist your wrist when you shoot!!! make's you more accurate!!!

[Jacob Huffman]

no i do it to!!! it help's with trigger pull and twist your wrist when you shoot!!! make's you more accurate!!!


I'll second that...I do the same thing..

[steve1983]

I'll second that...I do the same thing..thank you for the support!!! i have won 2 state a.s.a title's shooting like that!!!

[michigandeerslayer]

I have tried it the other way and i have tried the hand held thumb releases and I just cant do it

[carbonflinger]

me too

[gamecock]

Same here! Just seems much more comfortable and allows you to relax more at full draw.

[InTheRiver]

It doesnt work for mee

[boathouse]

Thats what I do. Seems natural for me.

[E Man]

Me too...never thought about it before...just comes natural.

[sbooy42]

me too....I just let everything relax and concentrate on squeezing..Most the time the release will just fall freely from my hand

[Oct.1]

I don't grip the riser at all.
I shoot with an open palm. Fingers extended straight out.
The strap and the bows balance is the only thing necessary.

[jjc155]

Nope I do that too. Let go of the release with my finger hooked over the trigger and then relax my hand/arm while at the same time trying to pull my hand through the strap. Make for a nice back tension type suprise release.

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