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Invented by: Frank Pearson
INSTRUCTIONS:
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pointer over picture for quick instructions.
This tool can
be used to make fine adjustments to hinge/half moon type releases. (Stanislawski
Products for example.)
Loosen the two
screws in the holding bar until your release will slide beneath the bar with the
hinge portion facing the adjusting screw and tighten.
To speed up
the release:
If you have
the adjusting screw pointing towards you the index finger hole should be to the
right. (Opposite for left handed shooters) Then tighten the screws until the
release is held tightly and the outside edge of the half moon is tight against
the adjusting screw. The adjusting screw should be set as close to the outer
edge of the flat area of the half moon as possible and the lock nut tightened.
Once this is done, use an allen wrench to loosen the set screw in the back of
the release that will allow the half moon to move. Then loosen the lock nut on
the adjusting screw and this will allow you to push the half-moon a very small
amount by turning the adjusting screw clockwise. Tighten the adjusting screw
lock nut and while holding the half moon in place re-tighten the set screw. Your
release will now shoot a bit faster.
To slow down the release:
When you need
to slow down the release you simply insert the release under the holding bar
with the index finger hole to the left and use the same process.
Using this
push concept will give you the best control when making fine adjustments of
release speed.
Good shooting!
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