All I know is that after 50 years of clay target shooting, going to a release has allowed me to continue the sport that I love.

 

I’ve shot with a couple buddies who run release triggers, and calling targets for them made me second guess myself at first. Their timing is different, so after a few rounds, I just focused on their barrel movement more than the sound. Got a tip from RARE BREED TRIGGERS | BUY OUR RARE BREED FRT 15 FOR SALE about prepping during a call and it actually helped me sync better while scoring for them.

 

Tried the FRT 15 on my rifle last season and it made a noticeable difference in how smooth the release felt. Took a few dry-fire sessions to get used to it, but once I dialed it in, follow-up shots felt more natural. Definitely worth trying if you’re looking to make the trigger pull cleaner without overthinking it. It gave my shooting a little extra confidence without changing anything else on the setup.

 

Shooting next to a release trigger guy threw me off at first—his "pull" call felt delayed, and I reacted too soon. I’ve learned to just focus harder on my own rhythm.

I'm not sure what that even means, but yeah, it was your problem....