How Many of you shot with finger tabs or gloves?

[manyfaces1]

Hey I started out with tradional and went to compound about 20 years ago and I still shoot with a finger tab, I like it and do great but alot of people tell me a relaese would make my shooting even better. What do you use and why?

Good-N-Hunting 2008
Manyfaces1

[Monie]

I use a release. When I first got set up, the bow tech said I would shoot much better with a release. I still haven't shot a 300. (*~*)

[indiana boy]

I did when I first started shooting a bow when I was like 5 yrs old but when I actually started hunting I got a release

[bullmoose38]

When I shoot my recurve I use a glove. When I shoot my compound I use a release. Its more accurate and alot less wear and tear on my fingers.

[timba]

I use a release but if something happens I can shoot with fingers and still be accurate.

timba

[Arrowmike]

I started with fingers 1st recurve then a compound. The release is more accurate as long as you don’t punch it. The nice thing about fingers is, they are hard to forget at home and you can get a shot off faster.

[bullmoose38]

Originally Posted by Arrowmike

I started with fingers 1st recurve then a compound. The release is more accurate as long as you don’t punch it. The nice thing about fingers is, they are hard to forget at home and you can get a shot off faster.

I think there are some days I could manage to forget my fingers.

[Arrowmike]

Originally Posted by bullmoose38

I think there are some days I could manage to forget my fingers.

I never forgot my fingers, now my head is a different story.

[bowing4bulls]

When I started I tried shooting with fingers gloves and a release, found that I liked the release the most.

[Raven45]

I been shooting finger for 30 year and use I tab. My thing is if you shoot great within your limits why change what works. I rarely have to shoot at at a deer past 25 yards. I belive most people went to a release is due to some not being able to shoot tight groups and wanting to shoot out farther. (just my opinion)