No limit redefines smooth shooting

[Justin Crossley]

Got this in my email and thought these looked pretty sweet. I'll try and take a look at them at SHOT.

NO LIMIT REDEFINES SMOOTH SHOOTING
WITH TWO NEW RELEASE AIDS FOR 2017
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[TD="class: m_8737557821869908488MainText m_8737557821869908488Content, align: left"]Hand-held No Limit release aids have become the choice of tournament archers and 3-D shooters, especially those who also hunt. New for 2017, No Limit is bringing its technologies and experience to the finger trigger market with the unbelievably smooth Magnetiks™ Index Trigger Release and Magnetiks™ Multi-Digit Trigger Release.

Available in either an anodized aluminum or lightweight composite body, the Magnetiks™ Index Trigger Release is designed for hunters who want more accuracy and a lighter feel in a trigger-style release. Instead of springs and tension screws, the Magnetiks™ Index Trigger Release uses an adjustable magnet system to control trigger tension. The result is a smooth, reliable trigger unlike anything else available in the market today.

Designed specifically for use with D-loops, the Magnetiks™ Index Trigger Release comes with an infinitely adjustable and padded buckle strap that encourages perfect positioning in the hand.

Also for 2017, No Limit has introduced the Magnetiks™ Multi-Digit Trigger Release. Like the Magnetiks™ Index Trigger Release, the Multi Digit Trigger incorporates a wrist strap and a user-adjustable magnet system to fine tune trigger tension, making it feel natural to hunters.

Similar to the popular hand-held No Limit Ringer, the Magnetiks™ Multi-Digit Trigger Release offers the user the option to use the ring finger for activation while also adding a middle finger option. This configuration creates a smoother activation that helps prevent trigger punch and target panic, resulting in tournament-like accuracy for sportsmen.


No Limit is excited to bring these amazing new products to the hunting market, offering a long-awaited alternative to traditional release aids that lead to poor technique with their heavy triggers and awkward designs. Check out a Magnetiks™ Index Trigger Release or a Magnetiks™ Multi-Digit Trigger Release and experience what smooth shooting is all about.


No Limit Magnetiks™ Index Trigger Release Benefits:

• Index finger activation
• Anodized aluminum and lightweight composite body options
• Magnetic trigger release
• Tension adjustable by adding 1 or 2 magnets in 4 different scenarios
• Designed for D-loop use
• Infinitely adjustable padded buckle strap (not shown) allows for proper release to hand positioning
• MSRP $79.99 (composite body)
• MSRP $99.99 (anodized aluminum body)

No Limit Magnetiks™ Multi-Digit Trigger Release Benefits:

• Middle and Ring finger activation
• Anodized aluminum body
• Magnetic trigger release
• Tension adjustable by adding 1 or 2 magnets in 4 different scenarios
• Ring finger angle adjustment
• Designed for D-loop use
• Infinitely adjustable padded buckle strap (not shown) allows for proper release to hand positioning
• MSRP $129.99

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[Michael Pawul]

Have you tried any of them out yet?

 

[Justin Crossley]

Have you tried any of them out yet?

Nope. Haven't even seen them in person yet. Just thought they looked sweet and figured it was worth sharing.

 

[Michael Pawul]

They do look pretty awesome! I like the looks of the multi-digit. Might see if I can find them in a retail store to see how they feel.

 

[5MilesBack]

the Magnetiks™ Index Trigger Release is designed for hunters who want more accuracy and a lighter feel in a trigger-style release.

Lighter feel, huh? My current trigger release will just about go off if I even think about releasing. Not sure I want anything lighter than that.

 

[elkguide]

Always interested in anything that could be better than what I am now doing. Would love to play with one of these.

 

[Sodbuster]

Yep,those look sweet. In for a review.

 

[Boreal]

Any luck on their website? I get nothing but old products.


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[OR Archer]

I've never even heard of these or this company. I'm not so sure I'd trust a magnetic system but it may work great. Be interesting to try one and see if it's any good.

 

[tipsntails7]

I've never even heard of these or this company. I'm not so sure I'd trust a magnetic system but it may work great. Be interesting to try one and see if it's any good.

Surprised you've never heard of the ringer?

Carter had a couple releases that used magnets as well.


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[Jeff Martin]

I've never even heard of these or this company. I'm not so sure I'd trust a magnetic system but it may work great. Be interesting to try one and see if it's any good.

Same original company and designer as Grave Digger Broad-heads.

 

[MattB]

A light trigger can be a contributor to target panic.

 

[Matt the Cat]

Did anyone ever actually try one of these? (Especially the multi-digit one?)
It's been long enough.
They are currently sitting in the Clearance Section at Lancaster.
Anyone?