To whom it may concern,
I wanted to voice my displeasure with one of your products, the bandit release. Let me preface this by saying that for the last seven years I have used one of your release's, unfortunately the release was lost in a recent move. Upon finding out I lost my release I decided to purchase another one of your releases, the bandit. At first I was a little put off by it's appearance and cheap feel but I was sold on your product in the past so decided to give the release a try . I removed the release from its package, did nothing more than strap the release to my wrist, and nocked my first arrow I began to pull back my Matthews z7 set at 70 pounds, approximately 1/4 of the way back the release let loose sending my arrow down range to god knows where and my fist on a collision course with my eye socket. At this point I thought this mishap was pure operator error. I convinced myself that I had my finger in front of the trigger and I was at fault (something I have never done in my 15+ years of shooting). So I nocked another arrow, started to pull back and what do you think happened next?....wait for it... the release let loose to early!...at least this time my suspicions were raised and I didn't deck myself or lose my arrow. Now I do have to wonder....there is a big white sticker on the release that says tested for 100 lbs...I think someone is slacking on there job...at max I was pulling 35-45lbs when your release broke. I do however know how you "beat" your competition....you let them shoot your release before tournaments and they beat the piss out of themselves when they tried to pull there bows back.... a very clever plan I must say. Well needless to say tomorrow I am returning the release to the store and exchanging it for a cobra or a scott. No way will I ever trust another one of your products in a deer stand....maybe if I get into boxing I'll pick one up. Thanks for the headache, the black eye, and the $20 bucks in gas I waisted/ will waist returning you craptastic product.
VR,
Sakotrg24