Until around 2005 there were probably as many finger shooters with compounds as release, also a good choice of twin cam bows, EFAA & NFAS both have 'Bowhunter Ltd', pins and fingers
GNAS only dropped Ltd from their divisions in 2007
Solo cam bows will never be as fast as twin cams, the downward reaction of solo cam bows will never be as stable as the forward reaction of a twin cam
There were many fine finger shooting bows in 2005, all the major manufacturers offered several, since the use of cheap solo cam designs has been market driven, mainly thanks mainly to Matt
Mathews taking 8 page centre spreads in the archery magazines
As to compounds being made for release shooters, they are now but Holless Allen built them to shoot fingers when he invented it in 1969