Just purchased this from Stan Outdoors as my first thumb button release. As someone that is coming from the index type release, I like having the option of the strap, while getting used to this type of release. I plan to use this in an upcoming local club 3D league, so I also like the security of having it attached to my wrist as we make our way through the woods, as well as the tight stage lanes that add a level of difficulty.

I received my axis from lancaster archery 7 days ago. This is the perfect bowhunting release..ive shot out to 80 yards and its sweet.thanks pj and lancaster archery for your great customer service.i order everything i need and its always right.if it isn't isn't they will make it right.

Pretty sweet. Wish it had a rotating head. Nobody makes a sear style release with a rotating head anymore... Still clinging to my trufire hardcore revolution 4 finger

Love my Stan Blackout great quality precision release.

I had a Spot Hog friday night delight great realease but the one i had was a little small for my fingers, went to a Scott Sigma with a closed jaw, great release just not for hunting in my opinion, after seeing this i might go down and see if they have one in store to try

Probably for only 300 bucks you can have one. Crazy how much stuff cost anymore. No wonder they say not as many people are getting into huntung. It cost to damn much.

@JosephAho_Archery

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Nope, its $200; but I do agree with the prices of things... Not sure how they can charge so much for a chunk of stainless with gears and sears inside.

You poacher😉 Find that loop when it’s dark😂

I don’t quite understand this new trend of “hunter” button releases. I want a closed hook like the Onnex to hang on my D-loop. The biggest benefit of going handheld is not having something strapped to your wrist. This is a regression.

@casualobserver77

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Agreed. I hunt south Florida. Wrist straps become stinky/sweaty in no time. Love my thumb release with the keeper so it stays put on the string.

@matthewbork8908

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If you hunt out west, this makes sense. I may cover 10-20 miles in a day elk hunting. I am always worried about misplacing my hand held on the mountain or not having time to pull it out.

@papajohnsy6659

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Not everyone walks 100yds to a blind and then sits there for the rest of the day. Anyone hunting on their feet doesn't want to have a release clipped on their bow while putting on the miles, and if you keep it in a pocket then the odds that it falls out or you take it out and leave it somewhere also aren't good.

It's about time release makers get rid of cocking buttons. This should have bedn onnex