Entries Tagged Bow Releases

Form, technique, mental game, and shot execution all impact long-distance performance, but these six equipment upgrades can help you milk out just a little more accuracy.

T-Bone (of Bone Collector fame) demonstrates the correct way to use an index-style release.

The TruFire Rivet Handheld Archery Release Aid utilizes a unique link-style trigger system that offers accuracy and performance in an easy-to-use and affordable design.

Time for a new bow release? Check out these eight great choices.

The TruFire Edge FT bow release features adjustable travel and a linear-motion bearing for smooth operation.

Index-style releases get a bad rap from many archers, but for real-world bowhunting, they are without equal.

The Pointer from T.R.U. Ball is an all-in-one hybrid release.

The TruFire Exert Flex bow release features a custom fit and paper-punching precision.

Cobra Archery has introduced its first hinge release in the company’s 48-year history.

The Scott Archery Verge is a hybrid bow release providing adjustability and versatility.

The author has used the same index-style release ever since switching from finger-shooting 25 years ago. Here’s why he’s changing to a thumb-style release.

Mechanical releases can fail, and you can easily lose one, at home or in the field. For that reason, it’s best that every bowhunter owns two of their favorite model.

The Scott Archery Summit Bow Release offers archers an opportunity to expand their shooting style without breaking the bank.

The Spot-Hogg Tuff Guy Release has a single closed jaw and fully adjustable trigger.