How to choose a release for compound bow shooting. How to Choose a Compound Bow Release Homemade Archery Release

A Compound bow accessories make shooting more accurate and comfortable. Owners of traditional bows, if desired, can get by with a minimum of accessories. But fans of hunting with a compound bow can afford to buy accessories for a bow of a wide variety of purposes. It is sometimes difficult for a novice hunter to decide what accessories for a compound bow to buy. Only experience will help you to set the right priorities. First, let's talk about choosing a release.

Hunting bow release

To make the shot from a hunting compound bow more accurate, a release is used. A release is a trigger mechanism that anatomically follows the shape of the palm, or is attached to the wrist, allowing you to cock and hold the bowstring.

Let's clarify that a saddle must be installed on the bowstring, which helps to place the arrow on the bowstring in the correct position, and a release loop must be tied. The Steel Bowstring Loop from T.R.U. can solve the problem. Ball, which is ideal for use with all release models, fixed with screws. Alternatively, you can use the String for the loop on the bowstring under the release from the same company.

With the release, the archer pulls the bowstring by the loop, then, putting his finger on the release trigger, releases it. Hunting bow releases ensure smooth bowstring release, which improves hitting performance when fired.

Releases are divided into T-shaped and wrist, TOPOINT presented an L-shaped release. Only practice will show which release is convenient for you. T-shaped releases for bows are often pulled down with the thumb, less often with the little finger, for wrist releases, the index or middle finger presses the trigger. Wrist releases may differ in the way they are attached to the wrist: Velcro or clasps. Someone chooses T-shaped releases for the bow. To some, brush releases seem to be more convenient to use.

The leader of the Russian archery market - Interloper - has new products and bestsellers:

	T.R.U. release BALL Short-n-Sweet Short-n-Sweet release - model with adjustable trigger, allowing you to choose between a smoother or more abrupt descent. Another release difference is a single hook on the release head instead of a double one, which allows quicker grabbing of the bowstring loop. The release comes with Velcro or Velcro fastening. The release bracelet can be adjusted to fit any size. The release head is attached with a strap adjustable in length.
	T.R.U. release BALL Bandit Bandit brush release It features an adjustable rope fastening of the release head to the bracelet. Model comes with Velcro or Choice of Velcro. The adjustable size of the release bracelet allows it to be adjusted to almost any size. The release head's rope mount allows for about 1 inch of stretch adjustment.
	TOPOINT release wrist with clasp Topoint Carpal release with belt fastening. Fastening with a clasp. Decent economy class model.
	TOPOINT Release Velcro Hand Another economy class model - Topoint release hand with rigid attachment... Velcro fastening.
	Release TOPOINT L-shaped Release L-shaped from TOPOINT is a release for anatomically shaped compound bow. Fits perfectly in the hand, has a rubberized handle - does not slip out even when used with gloves.

Interloper consultants can tell you what else you need to hunt with a compound bow.

Buy crossbow, compound bows, traditional bows, arrows and accessories

A Compound bow accessories make shooting more accurate and comfortable. Owners of traditional bows, if desired, can get by with a minimum of accessories. But fans of hunting with a compound bow can afford to buy accessories for a bow of a wide variety of purposes. It is sometimes difficult for a novice hunter to decide what accessories for a compound bow to buy. Only experience will help you to set the right priorities. First, let's talk about choosing a release.

Hunting bow release

To make the shot from a hunting compound bow more accurate, a release is used. A release is a trigger mechanism that anatomically follows the shape of the palm, or is attached to the wrist, allowing you to cock and hold the bowstring.

Let's clarify that a saddle must be installed on the bowstring, which helps to place the arrow on the bowstring in the correct position, and a release loop must be tied. The Steel Bowstring Loop from T.R.U. can solve the problem. Ball, which is ideal for use with all release models, fixed with screws. Alternatively, you can use the String for the loop on the bowstring under the release from the same company.

With the release, the archer pulls the bowstring by the loop, then, putting his finger on the release trigger, releases it. Hunting bow releases ensure smooth bowstring release, which improves hitting performance when fired.

Releases are divided into T-shaped and wrist, TOPOINT presented an L-shaped release. Only practice will show which release is convenient for you. T-shaped releases for bows are often pulled down with the thumb, less often with the little finger, for wrist releases, the index or middle finger presses the trigger. Wrist releases may differ in the way they are attached to the wrist: Velcro or clasps. Someone chooses T-shaped releases for the bow. To some, brush releases seem to be more convenient to use.

The leader of the Russian archery market - Interloper - has new products and bestsellers:

	T.R.U. release BALL Short-n-Sweet Short-n-Sweet release - model with adjustable trigger, allowing you to choose between a smoother or more abrupt descent. Another release difference is a single hook on the release head instead of a double one, which allows quicker grabbing of the bowstring loop. The release comes with Velcro or Velcro fastening. The release bracelet can be adjusted to fit any size. The release head is attached with a strap adjustable in length.
	T.R.U. release BALL Bandit Bandit brush release It features an adjustable rope fastening of the release head to the bracelet. Model comes with Velcro or Choice of Velcro. The adjustable size of the release bracelet allows it to be adjusted to almost any size. The release head's rope mount allows for about 1 inch of stretch adjustment.
	TOPOINT release wrist with clasp Topoint Carpal release with belt fastening. Fastening with a clasp. Decent economy class model.
	TOPOINT Release Velcro Hand Another economy class model - Topoint release hand with rigid attachment... Velcro fastening.
	Release TOPOINT L-shaped Release L-shaped from TOPOINT is a release for anatomically shaped compound bow. Fits perfectly in the hand, has a rubberized handle - does not slip out even when used with gloves.

Interloper consultants can tell you what else you need to hunt with a compound bow.

Buy crossbow, compound bows, traditional bows, arrows and accessories

Without putting the matter on the back burner, I propose to get acquainted with an interesting contraption made after watching the proposed video file of one of the most interesting comrade from ... (until he himself understood which country he was from) The gizmo itself, which can be safely called the proud word release, was made for testing from a triangular piece of 10-mm plywood, partially exfoliated during processing, but this made it no less convenient.



And the photo, so to speak, in the working grip of this device:



Compared to the original, the design of this release has been slightly changed, but from this it has not lost a bit of its performance.

The release is a trigger that is used to minimize the grip of the bowstring, which in turn increases firing stability.

Releases come in different types and can be bought in the store. There are T-shaped releases, brush releases. The choice of releases depends on the goals pursued.

Craftsmen can make it at home.



On one of the forums, archery lovers share their secrets of how they use improvised means to make any archery devices.

Here's how to make a homemade release from used wire cutters. Suitable for compound onions

Here are the details you need for this:



here's what comes out of it:



and here's the release in action:



Making a release for a compound bow is tough, but possible. It is much easier to carve from wood, but from metal it will be more reliable and the release will have a longer service life.