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1. www.completeguidetoarchery.com › carter-release-reviewOur Carter Release Review: Some of Our Favorites for 2023

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   Mar 14, 2024 · 1) Carter makes really high-quality, deluxe bow releases, and we’re very comfortable recommending them, and. 2) As far as archery companies go, Carter Enterprises is truly quirky. There are a few features of the Carter company that we find really entertaining.

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3. www.archerytalk.com › threads › a-review-of-theA review of the Total Control release by Carter Enterprises

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   Mar 24, 2016 · A review of the Total Control release by Carter Enterprises. This release is designed with independent adjustments for both the speed of the release and the "warning" given by the clicker mechanism. In that sense, the release is modeled after their Two Moons release. But the adjustments on the Total Control are infinite -- rather than being ...

4. www.archerytalk.com › threads › carter-releaseCarter Release Reviews | Archery Talk Forum

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   Nov 14, 2012 · 1. Simple 1 - I like the fact that you can add 1/2" of draw length and it is suppose to be reasonably quiet, worried it might be too small (I have medium to thick fingers) 2. Whisper - Again 1/2" extra draw length but also quiet and fast to attach. 3. Just-B-Cuz - I like the looks and it looks comfortable.

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   What is the 'Carter review'?

   • This report outlines the findings of a year-long review carried out by Lord Carter, who worked with a group of 22 NHS providers (4). A full report is expected to be published later in 2015. The ‘Carter Review’ is the third major review conducted on NHS procurement and spending, within the past decade (4).

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   Are Carter's back tension releases any good?

   • Carter’s line of back tension releases isn’t as deep as its line of thumb releases, but there’s one we like a lot: Back tension releases are a different beast that traditional releases, and if you’ve never used one, you may be in for some practice. They take some getting used to, even when you’ve got a lot of archery experience under your belt.

   Our Carter Release Review: Some of Our Favorites for 2023

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   Does Carter make the wise choice?

   • By the way, Carter manufactures the Wise Choice in a 3-finger version (the Carter Enterprises Wise Choice Release 3 Finger) and a 4-finger version (the Carter Enterprises Wise Choice Release 4 Finger). This is Carter’s “other” main offering, as far as we can tell: The Chocolate Addiction.

   Our Carter Release Review: Some of Our Favorites for 2023

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   What are some good Carter Products?

   • Compare that to some of Carter’s products’ names. Some of them are pretty rad—the Rx1, the Revolution, the Total Control—but a lot of them are straight-up silly: Chocolate Addiction, Just-B-Cuz, Quicky, and… the Whatever! That might be our favorite release: The Whatever (it’s actually a great name—it’s “Whatever you want”).

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6. backcountrybowhunting.com › reviews › quickie-andQuickie and Quickie 2 Releases from Carter Enterprises

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   The differences are in the fact that the Quickie has the hook on the opposite side of the trigger while the Quickie 2 has the hook and trigger on the same side. The reason for the difference, according to Forrest Carter, “the only difference between the two is the way the jaw opens and loads. It is a matter of personal preference of loading.

7. www.archerytalk.com › threads › carter-sliderCarter Slider release at ATA show | Archery Talk Forum

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   Jan 10, 2011 · Carter sold all of these they had at the show. Love the easy adjustment. Slider. The Slider is a New Spike head style triggerless release. It features a new incremental adjustment system that allows you to set your release at just the right speed. The Slider has an extremely comfortable 3 finger handle and head angle allows you to draw safely ...

8. gearjunkie.com › outdoor › hunt-fishCarter Like Mike II Release Review: The Best of the Best

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   Oct 25, 2022 · The Carter Like Mike II is a workhorse of an archery release aid. There are just some pieces of gear that seem to always pop up in conversation , be it a certain tent, a jacket, or a pair of boots .

9. rokslide.com › forums › threadsCarter like Mike vs RX1 | Rokslide Forum

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   414. Location. CO. I have an RX1 with the heavy spring, the only one I've ever owned so I can't really help. I really like it and I'm way more accurate with it than my thumb releases which I thought I preferred. Google 'like mike vs rx1', or vice versa, there's a bunch of threads around comparing Carter's various wrist strap release aids.