I had an old one that had trigger travel and tension. Then they went to no travel adjustment on the release but tension only. Now this new has both again. I have the one from just few years ago- zero travel with tension set screw only. My favorite release for years now. If I had a new one I’d set it with no travel so there’s nothing to be gained for me. They are great releases for the money.
I agree, I like mine with no travel, the 2022 version (blue one) only has the one adjustment. I listed that one for sale today and keeping the new one!
lol, you aren’t going believe this. I bought a custom made beautiful leather hip quiver at a garage sale and in a zippered pouch was a practically new old model Wise Choice. I couldn’t believe it. Now I have I have three. I’m sure my son will confiscate one of them.
That’s insane! Kind of like the times when you hear online that some guy goes to a garage sale and a brand new lone wolf climber hardly ever used was for sale for $20 lol Sweet find! Enjoy it!
Ok fam, I don’t buy anything these days without watching your review first. So here’s my dilemma. I can’t decide between the wise choice 24, the uv button, or the stan onnex click or whatever that thing is called. To throw another wrinkle in there, I’ve been eyeballing the Scott verge as well. It’s sort of a hybrid. I’ve shot a trigger style for 33 years, but wanting to just see what all the fuss is about with a thumb button. But dang, those jokers are too expensive to buy 3-4 and try em all out! So if you had to choose one of those four, which one would it be?
Carter makes an “adjusto trigger bar” called something like that… I think it’s 15 or 20 bucks and you can get the added thumb barrel adjustment like the new version has on your older releases
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors it used to be directly on their website but it’s been updated since last I looked… might need to email them. It’s the “adjusto trigger bar” I found some random places it’s sold at too www.alternativess.com/cgi-bin/htmlos.cgi/001826.863893.17017611059619948185/ARAD3010?
I had a just b cuz in lime green. Loved that release feel... but never could get that adjusted to be anything but feather light trigger. Sold it and went back to truball beast with a heavy trigger spring.
Does the break feel any cleaner-more crisp than the older one. My old one probably has 10,000+ shots on it. You know some releases have a certain clean feel versus others.
LMAO at the pride month part! HAHA!!! love it!!! But I have the original and love it! I was actually looking at getting this new one... glad to see you did a review brother. I may order one soon.
Great release! Great be never shot a release from Carter that I didn’t like. Ultimately I settled with the just b cuz which is a close resemblance of the wise choice bc it fit my hand better. Keep up the great videos brother!
I just cannot get used to those type releases....Been using Scott wrist releases since I started archery 3 decades ago, guess I'm too old a dog to change....
Ive had and ran the original for years and love it , my go to release for my hunting bow set up , saw the 24 come out and had to try it . First off Its Carter quality of course , however , I really dont see this trigger any better than the original . I do like the added extension bar , however , hate how its offset , puts the barrel too far away from the body , makes you reach out with your thumb if you will . Want to love it , probably going to look into modifying , would be better if extension bar was just straight .
I bet its because you have shot it so long you have that “feel” burned in your brain. Kinda like me when I shot my old index release for 15 years straight, If you shoot a lot you get those “feels” Me since I don’t seem to shoot it that much so it feels like an improvement for me on how I perceive it to “feel”
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors no doubt that's part of it but I also run the stand ONNEX, as well as the stan button click, and any other button release I've shot, the buttons nowhere near offset like this new Carter 24, don't know why they chose to do that maybe some people wanted it but it's really hard for me to get it lined up exactly like the original so I have it as a back up but I've got to tell you I'm really loving the new stan click button which I'm probably going to get another , may be my new go to hunting rig, and of course I'm also digging deep in the rabbit hole with running the Stan onnex heavy metal hinge, a lot of getting used to but as far as the 24, I really don't think it's a great upgrade
The Stan onnex clicker is a phenomenal release, It might be the most accurate release ive shot since ive began testing hand held releases!! Love it so far, my wife actually stole it from me and now wants me to order here a medium size.
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors which we all know you are going to do lol yeah it is a really good concept at first I did not like it but once I played with it more it really helped me focus on my pull through, slowed me down a good bit and helped me get a more controlled release, definitely takes away the thumb punching if you allow it, it also made me want to graduate to a hinge as well although I'm not really liking this Stan hinge, I do want a hinge with a click and for some reason and I'm sure it's me I'm only getting the click 50% of the timebut I'll get it figured out but I'll also experiment with others of course, if Stan is not the hinge that I choose to keep a lot of people love it I'll be able to get rid of it for a good price to someone no problem
I got the HBC flex by tru ball and absolutely love it. I think it’s the finest hinge ive ever tried. Super crisp and the most important thing is that its been super consistent in the click, it’s the same every time which I love. I had the UV hinge 2 and it was trash compared to the HBC, also the Carter Honey 2 is super nice, no click but very accurate.
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors That's why I do practice runs in non target areas in the off season. Otherwise it's really hard to come out the gate organized, and really on your game.
did you contact carter? They have great customer service. I had a nock 2 it and I was shooting in hot temps, like 95 degrees and I was all sweaty, well it slipped out of my 2 fingers and the bow fired and the release smacked the riser and exploded, I sent it back to them and they rebuilt it and it worked flawlessly for years after. Did you contact them?
keep sending em down range especially this month great video thanks for the info looks like an awesome product
Thanks for stopping by!
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors your welcome
I had an old one that had trigger travel and tension. Then they went to no travel adjustment on the release but tension only. Now this new has both again. I have the one from just few years ago- zero travel with tension set screw only. My favorite release for years now. If I had a new one I’d set it with no travel so there’s nothing to be gained for me. They are great releases for the money.
I agree, I like mine with no travel, the 2022 version (blue one) only has the one adjustment. I listed that one for sale today and keeping the new one!
lol, you aren’t going believe this. I bought a custom made beautiful leather hip quiver at a garage sale and in a zippered pouch was a practically new old model Wise Choice. I couldn’t believe it. Now I have I have three. I’m sure my son will confiscate one of them.
That’s insane! Kind of like the times when you hear online that some guy goes to a garage sale and a brand new lone wolf climber hardly ever used was for sale for $20 lol Sweet find! Enjoy it!
That owner will forever be looking for that release haha
It there a little gap in the head where the d loop goes is that normal
@@Acoff what you mean?
Ok fam, I don’t buy anything these days without watching your review first. So here’s my dilemma. I can’t decide between the wise choice 24, the uv button, or the stan onnex click or whatever that thing is called. To throw another wrinkle in there, I’ve been eyeballing the Scott verge as well. It’s sort of a hybrid. I’ve shot a trigger style for 33 years, but wanting to just see what all the fuss is about with a thumb button. But dang, those jokers are too expensive to buy 3-4 and try em all out! So if you had to choose one of those four, which one would it be?
If I had to choose one Id choose the UV button I think or the Stan Onnex Clicker…. I shoot those the best. Hard fricken choice!!!
Carter makes an “adjusto trigger bar” called something like that… I think it’s 15 or 20 bucks and you can get the added thumb barrel adjustment like the new version has on your older releases
Where can you order from? All I see online is this which is just the thumb button.
lancasterarchery.com/products/carter-adjusto-trigger
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors it used to be directly on their website but it’s been updated since last I looked… might need to email them. It’s the “adjusto trigger bar” I found some random places it’s sold at too
www.alternativess.com/cgi-bin/htmlos.cgi/001826.863893.17017611059619948185/ARAD3010?
I had a just b cuz in lime green. Loved that release feel... but never could get that adjusted to be anything but feather light trigger. Sold it and went back to truball beast with a heavy trigger spring.
Yeah, I like to set these pretty heavy to play with, almost makes me shoot better.
I think if could have adjusted the thumb button weight I would have kept it
Does the break feel any cleaner-more crisp than the older one. My old one probably has 10,000+ shots on it. You know some releases have a certain clean feel versus others.
I definitely think so, I guess I should have covered that, I was kinda wondering if it was just set hotter from the factory.
LMAO at the pride month part! HAHA!!! love it!!! But I have the original and love it! I was actually looking at getting this new one... glad to see you did a review brother. I may order one soon.
Glad you enjoyed it! Snag one up! Its a good one!
Great release! Great be never shot a release from Carter that I didn’t like. Ultimately I settled with the just b cuz which is a close resemblance of the wise choice bc it fit my hand better. Keep up the great videos brother!
Thanks man, I just looked up that just b cuz and it looks really cool. I wish I could try them all!! hahaha
I just cannot get used to those type releases....Been using Scott wrist releases since I started archery 3 decades ago, guess I'm too old a dog to change....
Yeah its a big learning curve, it has taken me a lot of practice to get to the point where I feel comfortable.
Ive had and ran the original for years and love it , my go to release for my hunting bow set up , saw the 24 come out and had to try it . First off Its Carter quality of course , however , I really dont see this trigger any better than the original . I do like the added extension bar , however , hate how its offset , puts the barrel too far away from the body , makes you reach out with your thumb if you will . Want to love it , probably going to look into modifying , would be better if extension bar was just straight .
I bet its because you have shot it so long you have that “feel” burned in your brain. Kinda like me when I shot my old index release for 15 years straight, If you shoot a lot you get those “feels” Me since I don’t seem to shoot it that much so it feels like an improvement for me on how I perceive it to “feel”
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors no doubt that's part of it but I also run the stand ONNEX, as well as the stan button click, and any other button release I've shot, the buttons nowhere near offset like this new Carter 24, don't know why they chose to do that maybe some people wanted it but it's really hard for me to get it lined up exactly like the original so I have it as a back up but I've got to tell you I'm really loving the new stan click button which I'm probably going to get another , may be my new go to hunting rig, and of course I'm also digging deep in the rabbit hole with running the Stan onnex heavy metal hinge, a lot of getting used to but as far as the 24, I really don't think it's a great upgrade
The Stan onnex clicker is a phenomenal release, It might be the most accurate release ive shot since ive began testing hand held releases!! Love it so far, my wife actually stole it from me and now wants me to order here a medium size.
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors which we all know you are going to do lol yeah it is a really good concept at first I did not like it but once I played with it more it really helped me focus on my pull through, slowed me down a good bit and helped me get a more controlled release, definitely takes away the thumb punching if you allow it, it also made me want to graduate to a hinge as well although I'm not really liking this Stan hinge, I do want a hinge with a click and for some reason and I'm sure it's me I'm only getting the click 50% of the timebut I'll get it figured out but I'll also experiment with others of course, if Stan is not the hinge that I choose to keep a lot of people love it I'll be able to get rid of it for a good price to someone no problem
I got the HBC flex by tru ball and absolutely love it. I think it’s the finest hinge ive ever tried. Super crisp and the most important thing is that its been super consistent in the click, it’s the same every time which I love. I had the UV hinge 2 and it was trash compared to the HBC, also the Carter Honey 2 is super nice, no click but very accurate.
Jason, sent you an email last night. I think it's something you may be interested in.
Thanks I Saw it. I will reply to you.
I stick with my trophy ridge, not because it's a better release, but because its strapped to my wrist. One less thing to drop out of the tree stand 😂
I hear you on that! I shot a wrist rocket for like 24 years lol
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors That's why I do practice runs in non target areas in the off season. Otherwise it's really hard to come out the gate organized, and really on your game.
Carter is overpriced garbage.
I respectfully disagree on the garbage aspect. I think they are all over priced. Why do you think they are garbage? Bad experience?
@MichiganGreatOutdoors After around 40 shots it broke at 3/4 draw. $250 gone. Never again. I'll stick with my wrist triggers.
did you contact carter? They have great customer service. I had a nock 2 it and I was shooting in hot temps, like 95 degrees and I was all sweaty, well it slipped out of my 2 fingers and the bow fired and the release smacked the riser and exploded, I sent it back to them and they rebuilt it and it worked flawlessly for years after. Did you contact them?
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors they want $50 to fix it with the same crappy MIM parts. No thanks.
sorry to hear...