Tru-Fire Sear Hand-Held Archery Release (Silver) – Hinge Release for Precision Shooting | BTS

Premium construction built to last

The Tru-Fire Sear Hand-Held Archery Release merges durability with a comfortable feel. Crafted from fully machined components, it features a heavy brass handle and a smooth black-nickel finish designed for long-term performance. A key design choice is using the same metal and hardness across internal firing components, aiming to reduce premature wear and provide dependable operation over many practice sessions and hunts.

Flexible settings for real-world shooting

Adaptability is at the core of this release. It offers an adjustable hot/cold setting, a four-finger extension that can sweep up to 45°, and a three-position thumb post for a personalized grip. The four-sided sear can be rotated to one of four click options (short, medium, long, and no click), letting you tailor resistance to match your shooting style without compromising comfort or control.

• Four-click sear options to customize feel
• Four-finger extension with up to 45° sweep for a versatile grip
• Three-position thumb post for consistent hand placement

Comfort and repeatable form for consistent results

The heavy brass handle delivers a solid, snug grip, inviting your fingers to settle into a repeatable position. That repeatability can help you maintain a steady grip through longer sessions and precise follow-through, supporting more consistent shot execution without implying guaranteed outcomes.

• Ergonomic brass handle enhances comfort during extended use
• Repeatable grip supports steady aiming and follow-through
• Smooth black-nickel finish adds a premium feel with durable wear resistance

Trusted American craftsmanship

As a leading name in archery release aids, Tru-Fire emphasizes build quality and reliability. Proudly made in the USA, this release is available in multiple color options, including Silver, to complement your gear and preferences. While designed for broad versatility in hunting and target practice, its real-world performance is best assessed by your own shooting style and conditions.