![]() ![]() That way you can just hang your ring finger and see if you like it that way without being stuck with a release you end up selling at a loss. If you're on the fence about shooting two fingers (or aren't a disciple of John Dudley and need his logo on your gear) you could always buy a Carter Wise Choice, an Evolution, or a Total Control (which is what the Nock2It, Silverback, and 2Smooth are based on). If their thumb barrels could be rotated like a Stan, Scott, or B3, I would probably shoot it more. I start shooting my Nock 2 It as the season gets close in conjunction with my Silverback using the same exact routine. It reinforces good habits and consistency when it's set up correctly. Personally I haven't found any difference in my accuracy out to 70 yards (which is as far as I went while testing) between a two and three finger release. I own both and for ME the Silverback wins hands down as a training aid. Only having two fingers on the release is supposed to flatten your hand at anchor and create better consistency. I draw the Nock2It with my thumb on the nail of my middle finger (which creates a closed loop I can pull against and reduces fatigue on my forearm muscles). I've owned the Silverback (and sold it after I learned you can punch a resistance release) and own a Nock2It. The carter only is a great hinge as well. I shoot a carter two moons and like it a lot, I shoot the first choice and evolution as well. Too Smooth if you like two fingers and plan on hunting with the nock to it. The N2i and the Silverback + fit identical but since the hook design is different between the two they do not tune and hit the same spot so if you want to jump back and forth between them there is for sure a slight sight adjustment. They're decent releases if you can get used to drawing with two fingers. For a couple years I only used the Nock2it and silverback. ![]()
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