Mechanical releases can fail, and bowhunters can easily misplace or lose one, at home or in the field. For that reason, it’s best that a customer owns two of their favorite model.

The Scott Archery Summit Bow Release offers archers an opportunity to expand their shooting style without breaking the bank.

Copper John/STAN co-principal Eric Springer is partnering with Pete Crawford, who recently bought an equity interest in the company from Eric’s brother, Doug.

Unlike any release previously offered, the TruFire ThruFire features a hidden trigger that appears only after proper back tension is applied.

Many of your customers who shoot an index-style release punch the trigger, and they probably do so because no one taught them how to properly set the release’s length.

Releases are popular archery shop buys. Boost your release sales with what's to come.

Made from 100 percent CNC high-tolerance machined parts, the new Cobra Archery Harvester bow release is adjusted with a single set screw.

The Scott Archery Hero X Wrist Release is designed for youth archers, and it features plenty of adjustability so shooters won’t outgrow it anytime soon.

Established in 1997, Spot Hogg has become a leading archery brand in multiple categories.

With a fully adjustable thumb trigger, the Fletcher Archery Precise Pro T-Handle Release can be set to please any archer.