which release to buy

[scottcrb]

so i am just getting into archery and would like to buy and have my own release to use when trying out new bows.  i have heard a lot of great things about the scott releases but dont really know the difference between them all or really where to start. also does a release affect your draw length. new to the archery world so any help is great thanks.

[hoyt2002]

I like the scott releases the best. It's really about what fits you the best.

[jackelope]

I just got a new Scott Shark. Love it. Great company to deal with and awesome customer service.

[earlmarne]

i started with a scott wildcat,then a rhino xt,ive since got a silverhorn also but have moved on to handhelds.
if you have the money get your hands on a rhino xt.crisp release with little travel

[MIKEXRAY]

A release does affect your draw length. When I first got set up 8 years ago my release was to long and my hand was behind my cheek to far  & floating.  I upgraded my bow & release 3 years ago ( with proper instruction ) and adjusted the new release very short. Now with the same draw length bow my hand rests firmly on my cheek making my shots much more steady / consistent.  All releases are good today, shoot a couple and see what feels best.   Mike

[WAbowhntr]

Spot Hogg Wiseguy.

[D-Rock425]

My vote is for Scott 

[scottcrb]

do you like the single or double caliper better? or the string loop? any pros or cons? i think i want a buckle over Velcro attachment but what about the connector is soild better than a strap? i will mostly be spot and stalk hunting in the NW .

[earlmarne]

its all personal really.i prefer a buckle for consistency n lack of nois.i prefer a hook due to ease of hooking up to my d loop.n i prefer the attatchment to be of the strap nature so it is easy to adjust

[D-Rock425]

I like a buckle.  Velcro gets old and warn out.  I shoot a double caliber.  My advice go down to a pro shop and shoot a few different releases.

[BOWHUNTER45]

I agree 100 % I have always used a Scott ...Never had any issues what so ever 

[lokidog]

I just got a new Scott Shark. Love it. Great company to deal with and awesome customer service.

I borrowed my wife's Scott Shark and loved it so I bought myself one.  I like the adjustability of velcro but after fifteen years my old one wasn't sticking as well (though it never failed) and the buckle I guess is more consistent in length.

[Cap.Silver]

Buckle Scott , I don't trust velcro 

[yajsab]

I like single caliper.  I started with the little goose and now the wildcat for several years.  I also bought a Carter that cost more but it's sitting in the bow case only.

[jackelope]

I just got a new Scott Shark. Love it. Great company to deal with and awesome customer service.

I borrowed my wife's Scott Shark and loved it so I bought myself one.  I like the adjustability of velcro but after fifteen years my old one wasn't sticking as well (though it never failed) and the buckle I guess is more consistent in length.

The buckle is the way to go for sure.