Fowler,
Do an internet search on "Back Tension Release." It could be the answer to your problem. There is no trigger to push or pull; you simply set a tension level on the release, and then after pulling to full draw and "arming" the release, you continue pulling backward a bit against the "wall" of your cam, and at a certain pre-set poundage beyond the set tension, the bow simply goes off.
A very different sensation, but when you get it...the feeling of smoothness in the shot, it's like no other weapon you've ever fired. You just have to be careful, when you're learning to use it, so you don't send one of your nice arrows into la-la land, punch yourself in the throat, etc. (and believe me, if you go to any decent-size indoor tournament in the winter, you'll see a half-dozen people do it, guaranteed).