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Tru-Fire® 3D Hunter Bow Release

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A machined release with an independently rotating head!

Solid CNC machined handle, independently rotating head, and a set screw in the handle that locks the head down in any position. Steel heat-treated jaws with Teflon® coating. Jaws open when you pull the trigger and close when you let up. No-cocking mechanism on the back like a standard hammer throw release, making it extremely quiet. Totally adjustable thumb bar and trigger travel. Right or left hand.

   
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A machined release with an independently rotating head!

Solid CNC machined handle, independently rotating head, and a set screw in the handle that locks the head down in any position. Steel heat-treated jaws with Teflon® coating. Jaws open when you pull the trigger and close when you let up. No-cocking mechanism on the back like a standard hammer throw release, making it extremely quiet. Totally adjustable thumb bar and trigger travel. Right or left hand.

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Do you have to push the trigger forward or pull it back or will it work either way?
1 year, 8 months ago
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sluggun
 - pine hill,al
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It comes with a pull back trigger. You may reverse it. Works in one direction only.
1 year, 3 months ago
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andeanhunter
 - Lake Worth, Florida
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Pull
1 year, 5 months ago
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Glad2BRetired
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It can work either way, depending upon how you set it up. The top trigger will be pulled while the middle trigger will be pushed - personnally I use the top trigger because I believe it is safer to use (no dry fire when practicing or misfire due to unintentional pressure).
1 year, 5 months ago
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JohnyD
 - Arizona
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 - Imperial, MO.
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Yes it does and also the thumb lever is adjustable
1 year, 1 month ago
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 - Waco Texas
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Dont think so but it has an adjustable trigger position which makes it a whole lot more comfortable.
1 year, 8 months ago
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 - Georgia
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Go to their website, it will give you the instructions to do this.
6 months ago
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themick31
 - Ozark, Missouri
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There is an adjustment but I could not feel the difference, Put some light oil on the moving parts and keep on playing with it for a while and see if that smooths it out for you. If you go hunting, it would be a good idea to get a wrist strap, drill a hole on the handle and attached this to the wrist strap. It is cheaper to buy a wrist strap than to replace this release.
1 year, 11 months ago
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 - Deer Park,Tx
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does it have a finger release.
3 years, 1 month ago
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alanc
 - downingtown pa.
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Thumb release.
1 year, 3 months ago
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andeanhunter
 - Lake Worth, Florida
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It has an adjustable thumb release
1 year, 8 months ago
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nunzi09
 - Athens-Ga.
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This is a thumb release, your fingers are used to hold and pull on the the handle. Actually you can pull better with this release than the trigger type releases that I have triedl. The drum attachment also has an adjustable position, or if you prefer take the drum off.
1 year, 11 months ago
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 - Deer Park,Tx
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No. The release is held closed all the time, only when you wish to shoot or clip to your string can you manually open it with the thumb trigger, let off on the trigger and the teeth close again. In my opinion, the placement of the thumb trigger is very comfortable and much more "user friendly" then the finger models.
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 - St. James, MO
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