Great review. Might pick one of those up. My Stan Perfex has the trainer pin too. Great feature

That's what I learned on. Executing shots without sending an arrow really helped my TP about 6 years ago.

Good review. That trainer lock would be nice. I always use the click since I did punch my mouth twice when I switched to the smooth side. Just got lazy and I use that click like a safety, if it goes off in my draw I restart, and I set it to click at full draw. Works pretty smooth.

Good video lucas

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Looks and sounds awesome. My hands are extra large, which makes most of the smaller releases I've tried uncomfortable to use. So really would like to try one of these. Hopefully I can find a gently used one though (still stuck on a cheap budget). Bear hunting right now. Be great to be used to it by Fall elk and deer though.

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

I use a hinge for hunting, but only because I can't shoot a trigger without doing a drive by and punching it. If you are comfortable with a trigger-style release, there's no great need to go with a hinge. If you do want a hinge, there are all sorts available second hand. I've got an four-finger T.R.U. Ball BT Gold I bought probably four years ago from the classifieds for $50. I'm sure it can be had for even less now. And they really should last for years and years. Not a lot of moving parts.

@KowboyUSA

6 жыл бұрын

I have the same difficulty with trigger-style. Good points though; and I better give a less expensive hinge style a little practice shooting 3D maybe to see if it'll help. If it does, the $170.00 would probably be worth it; is Lancaster free s&h? Won't show unless I make account.

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

John Ratko I’m not sure. Probably if you spend enough. But I picked up mine for about $100 used.

I am wandering if you heard anything from the Martin max 32 ? Thank you for your reply.

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

Not yet, I'm afraid.

Hi i want to say i like your videos, i try to not miss any, i have a question which hinge release do recommend to star with those releases thks.

@ArcheryTalkVideo

3 жыл бұрын

Hinge release aid all work very much the same way, so I just like to find one that is comfortable to hold. However, there are a couple of hinge release aids that have a safety. This allows you to draw back without worry that the release will fire prematurely (no punching yourself in the face). If you'd like to this route, the Tru-Ball Sweet Spot or Carter Honey are great choices.

@emmax60

3 жыл бұрын

@@ArcheryTalkVideo Tks i'll try those

@ArcheryTalkVideo

3 жыл бұрын

@@emmax60 I learned on the Tru-Ball Sweet Spot. Very helpful when getting started, but eventually the safety just got in the way and I went to a regular hinge. I bet you can find a used one in the classifieds.

@emmax60

3 жыл бұрын

@@ArcheryTalkVideo I'm going to my local archery shop and try the tru-ball Sweet, the B3 Ghost and the Carter you recommended, so i'll see which one fits me best. I really appreciated your advice and your time man, please continue with the excellent work you do for all of us who love the sport of archery. tks

Can you explain the difference between this and say the Nock To It Silverback? I presently have the Silverback but maybe this one is better for a beginner for the fact of being able to practice without actually releasing an arrow.

@ArcheryTalkVideo

5 жыл бұрын

J John You can use the Silverback mostly the same way. Just keep pressure on the safety. I would absolutely recommend the Silverback or the Stan Element to a beginner. Wish I started with one.

@jjohn56

5 жыл бұрын

Great I appreciate it. I did have some misfires until I figured it out. Very nerve racking. I’m getting more comfortable now. Great channel btw

@ArcheryTalkVideo

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you and good luck with everything. You are wise to commit to the Silverback early in your archery development. I had a brief flirtation with the Carter Evolution, but didn't fully commit, which was a mistake on my part.

@optimuscrime608

5 жыл бұрын

ArcheryTalk does the silverback have a click?

@ArcheryTalkVideo

5 жыл бұрын

@@optimuscrime608 Sorry for the late response...just saw this. No, the Silverback does not have a click.

Can you let me know of places in Ontario where I can buy equipment like this? I'm going crazy trying to find anything!

@ArcheryTalkVideo

4 жыл бұрын

Canada Archery Online (they ship nationally and have a store in Toronto), The Bow Show/Shooter's Choice in the Kitchener/Waterloo area, Ontario Archery Supply (Belleville).

Is the jack black the smaller version of this??

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

Boys with Bows Correct. Think it’s called the BlackJack

Are you using the original grip on that Mathews Trx 38?

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

Chris M. I have the UltraView Jesse Broadwater grip right now

@chrisMc1972

6 жыл бұрын

I just bought the 38th and I'm loving it how do you like the JB grip

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

Chris M. It’s a noticeable improvement. Much narrower and fits my hand great. Texture is a bit rougher than I’d like, but it should work well when it’s hot and my hand sweats

My ht fits well, should I get the jet black or black jack?

@ArcheryTalkVideo

3 жыл бұрын

There are medium and large HT release aids ( I believe). I'd think if you have the medium, the Black Jack would be best and if you have the large the Jet Black would be the one.

@GmAn-vo8cf

3 жыл бұрын

@@ArcheryTalkVideo I do have the medium. Forgot to mention that. Thanks!

Where do I get this release at what store?

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

I've seen them on Amazon.com. Lancaster Archery Supply will also have them. Your local dealer may have them as well.

Hey bro my name is Bryan an I got sweet spot ultra 3 an the new sweet spot pro flex my hands gets pressy soar I shoot like 200 arrows every other day I have Hoyt nitrux it's at 63 pounds an I can pull my bow back with out any strange form lol I got sweet spot caz I only live on like .8 of an acre so I thought the safety made sense an shot the ultra for like 2 or 3 months an the ultra was ok the new pro flex I sanded out the index finger bed caz my hands ur size I'm 6 "2 can u please suggest a hinge that would be more comfortable than the sweet spot the new pro flex like I said the machining of the index finger bed is horrible in my opinion I sanded off the Quicksilver look at my profile pic lol anyway you seem like cool guy any info I'd appreciate I wanna excel best I can peace an God bless!

@ArcheryTalkVideo

4 жыл бұрын

It's kind of tough for me to say what will be more comfortable for you. I really like how the Stan releases feel, but others like a wider set up. I used to shoot a Sweet Spot (it's how I learned to shoot a hinge release), but I do think the Stan Jet Black (that's the large three-finger release) is the most comfortable I've tried. They also have two-finger and four-finger models and all will have a similar finish.

@blackarm3265

4 жыл бұрын

@@ArcheryTalkVideo thanks I have a Stan sx3 heavy metal I got that first an it feels amazing an I like button but I enjoy hinge more I know I can shoot it back tension style by planting thumb into body an rolling into my thumb but I'd really like to get a hinge that feels good I don't wanna blow 100$ of dollars in releases but it was a good learning device thanks so much for responding so quick I subscribed what's your name? Thanks again be well!

Just bought a sear so let's see if I break my nose lol (also my first handheld)

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

Jared Thompson Just draw away from your face until you get comfortable. You’ll be fine. Doesn’t hurt that bad.

@jaredthompson8188

6 жыл бұрын

ArcheryTalk ya I normally draw to my chest anyways

Funny I Punched myself more with a thumb trigger then a hinge lol

@ArcheryTalkVideo

6 жыл бұрын

archerymark 75 No judgement here. I’m fully capable of messing up just about any task