Archery Release 3 Fingers Aluminum Alloy Thumb Bow ow Release for Compound Bow -Green

I bought this thumb release in preparation for deer season. It releases nicely and can be adjusted to be very sensitive. I have not had a thumb release to know if it is loud in comparison, but there is an audible click upon release. the craftsmanship seems top not and the finish is good.NOTE* I had to return the first one after stripping the screws for the arm length/placement adjustment. In order to avoid that on the second one, I put some clear nail polish on the screw before reinserting. I recommend doing this or using some blue thread lock.

It is okay for the money the thumb barrel needs work and mechanism- but for the money I would stick it in a bag just in case back up all.else fails - I shoot the spot hogg whipper snapper and prefer it over this. ALSO THE ADJUSTMENT SCREW STRIPPED LIKE AS SOON AS I TRIED ADJUSTING IT LEAVE IT ALONE IF YOU WANT TO KEEP IT

Copy of a carter. Works just as well at a fraction of the cost. Exceptional value.Update: The release works as good at first as the expensive releases however after shooting it 200 pluse times it would not hold in the lock position. My guess would be that the internal parts are not SS but rather some cheep steel that would cause it to wear in a rapid manner. Lucky for me I was in the return window frame, so I returned it.

I get it y’all. Want to save some money and try a thumb release. Well this is definitely not it. Having to manually close the jaw on the D-loop is the start of my dislike. The fact that it will release on its own is a huge NOPE from me. Luckily I had an arrow in and only bad that happened was a broken shaft. Not a cheap shaft by any means. Still better than blowing up my bow though. So please, don’t buy this release. Save your money and get a good used one. You do get what you pay for after all.

Been using this release for about a year now and it has done me wonders. After shooting this style release I can’t go back to a wrist strap. I like the adjustability of the trigger to make it lighter or a harder pull.