Thecrickethunter
FNG
- Joined
- Aug 8, 2018
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- 12
Hey everyone, I just purchased a scott talon release to replace my old release that was a caliper design and wanted to share my thoughts, gather some feedback. Someone has already posted here that the trigger was "heavy" in their review. I have to agree with this and I was kind of shocked at just how hard I was trying to get the trigger to break on shots. My groups weren't hot as I was beginning to fatigue everytime it went off. I also had to change the draw length of my bow and worst my anchor felt different no matter how I adjusted. When I went back to my old release which doesn't have a metal bar but rather straps holding the trigger mechanism, the triggers position felt at better length..as I'm having to reach out a bit for that talons trigger at the end of the bar. I debating returning it for the echo which resembles my old release more. However in some research I'm seeing a lot of scott release with reviews mentioning heavy triggers, stiff or crisp..and am thinking this is the new norm. My best friend shoots a talon and after sticking with it got used to it and says he pulls through his shots now. Less target panick but it unsure if overall the switch was worth it from a light trigger. At this point ide like to keep it but perhaps get a new spring? Make the bar trigger longer for leverage? Should I try the echo instead? Any feedback is much appreciated. Happy shooting.