New WTT III Shooting machine

[BK in TEXAS]

Wow...NICE bow. And the shooting machine is cool. I don't even need one, but it makes me want one.

BK

[Kirkll]

is that the one you said you were kicking around under your work bench for awhile Ken? you covered the scratches well.

[BK in TEXAS]

TTT

2 quick? questions.....

How did you rig the release to open backwards? Or is there a brand that opens both ways?

Where did you get that clamp from? I haven't seen one quite that big (but I really don't have time to browse around when I'm out buying crap )

[tjdeerslayer37]

Bob, I don't know about the clamp but the release is drilled through the opposite side of the trigger and there's a screw screwed into the hole that he drilled so it will push forward. His is a fletch hunter release

[Crooked Stic]

Looks good Ken.

[Kenro]

Thanks for getting to BKs question for me TJ. Im not around much lately (to dam busy) so any help there is greatly appriciated.
Bob,
TJs correct, it is a fletch hunter with the backside ground off of the body. and then the stock trigger it unscrewed and replaced to the new side. But just to note, you dont need to have a quick trigger release. This was only a necessity to keep any all wood bows from being held at full draw. ANY type of mechanical release will work for this application. Just simply put some type of stopper block that the release cannot go past and set it up to hold the string 26 1/4" from throat of the grip (or whatever you prefer) and once it hits the stopper you can just hand trigger it yourself.

[BK in TEXAS]

Thanks Ken/TJ

I think the stop block @ 28 then pulling the trigger is going to be best for me. I have an old release that can't be drilled out like yours. Well I guess old is relative....the release is only a couple years older than TJ so I guess that still makes it kinda young I'll look a little more closely in the stores for big honking clamps like that one too.

BK