Over the last 2 years, I have been able to release my arrows while the sight is in the gold.(prior to that I had TP and had to release before I reached it)
So, since shooting "properly" even if not very well, I have used a Loesch trueback tension release, (mainly the hand held but recently the wrist strap too) and a Choclate Lite.
Both have their merits. The Loesch requires a very simple technique, just pull. I realise that it is simple in words and not always so simple when shooting.There are times when the release goes off at the right time, times when it is too early and often it goes too late.
With the Chocolate Lite, it could be said that there are more options. I can pull a little, or a lot, while pressing gradually on the trigger to get a surprise. So,I can modify the way I activate the release to some extent and select the one I prefer, if that makes sense.
The way I shoot these days is the way I started 2 years ago. When I learn something new and refine my technique, I usually try the Carter again to see if the new refinement works as well with that, as with the Loesch.
I have reached the stage now where I feel I should make a decision and stick to one or the other.I realise that there is still work to be done on whichever I select.
I don't think I should decide on the spin of a coin or even on scores; I tend to miss in different ways with them.
Is there any aspect that I should bear in mind when making that decision?
Thanks.
So, since shooting "properly" even if not very well, I have used a Loesch trueback tension release, (mainly the hand held but recently the wrist strap too) and a Choclate Lite.
Both have their merits. The Loesch requires a very simple technique, just pull. I realise that it is simple in words and not always so simple when shooting.There are times when the release goes off at the right time, times when it is too early and often it goes too late.
With the Chocolate Lite, it could be said that there are more options. I can pull a little, or a lot, while pressing gradually on the trigger to get a surprise. So,I can modify the way I activate the release to some extent and select the one I prefer, if that makes sense.
The way I shoot these days is the way I started 2 years ago. When I learn something new and refine my technique, I usually try the Carter again to see if the new refinement works as well with that, as with the Loesch.
I have reached the stage now where I feel I should make a decision and stick to one or the other.I realise that there is still work to be done on whichever I select.
I don't think I should decide on the spin of a coin or even on scores; I tend to miss in different ways with them.
Is there any aspect that I should bear in mind when making that decision?
Thanks.