I need a release.

troutslayer29

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Feb 22, 2011
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Kuna,ID
I am new to archery and just picked up a mathews black max 2 to play around with. It came with a sight and rest i just need to get a release. I have no idea what to get. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
 

Graylight

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Apr 27, 2011
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Southern California
The Spot Hogg Wiseguy release is awesome IMO... It has a super fine trigger adjust, rigid machined body to inhibit anchor point variances and it folds back out of the way while glassing... You should go try one... I was a scott guy for years but this release is sweet!
 

OR Archer

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Eugene, OR
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The Spot Hogg Wiseguy release is awesome IMO... It has a super fine trigger adjust, rigid machined body to inhibit anchor point variances and it folds back out of the way while glassing... You should go try one... I was a scott guy for years but this release is sweet!
Wiseguy is my release of choice now also. Scott's are also great releases as well.
 

brudno

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Feb 21, 2011
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Wisconsin
I have a Scott little goose, I just bought a spott hogg wiseguy today should be here by the end of the week. I like the scott alot, but I want a release I can flip back, I always seem to clack the release and rangefinder together.
 

SDbowhunter

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Feb 21, 2011
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Winner, SD
Anything from scott would be good, I use the wildcat but i'm partial to calipers and Brudno you can just turn the release so its at the back of your hand
 

coyhuntermn

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Jul 18, 2011
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the wise guy or a True Fire you want something that folds back out of the way for hunting. A caliper type may be a little safer and better in a hunting situation but its personal preference both are good.
 

801archer

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Mar 27, 2011
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I would say a Carter Lucky, great magnetic set up, it comes on a strap instead of a bar so u can tuck it into your sleeve while hiking, but its a little more expensive. Theres a great review of releases in the most recent ebj though.