PRO RELEASE began in 1981, when Gary Todd first designed and then patented the 'ORIGINAL' TROPHY HUNTER Release Aid which at the time, completely took the archery world by storm.
The TROPHY HUNTER soon became a favorite among archers for its smooth release, durability, and ease of use.
Gary Todd, Fred Bear, and Buzz Corteg.
The TROPHY HUNTER was not only used by hunters, but also by target shooters for competition.
The Guiness Book of World Records in archery for the most consecutive shots was set using the TROPHY HUNTER Ball-Bearing Release Aid - and it never broke the serving.
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Today, many archers still use the TROPHY HUNTER because of that same ease of use, dependable reliability, and smooth ball-bearing feel.
The TROPHY HUNTER was followed by the PRO ROLLER and ROLLAID release aid designs using our patented Roller-Bearing and Caliper Technology.
PRO RELEASE's latest release aid is the high-precision, high-performance SILVER BULLET dual-caliper release aid.
IN THE COMMUNITY:
PRO RELEASE throughout the years has promoted archery by donating products to different archery events, foundations, youth events, and other activities.
QUALITY DEER MANAGEMENT:
We believe in, have contributed to, and been a part of the QDR Program in the thumb region of Michigan.
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TECHNOLOGY:
With the innovative design and engineering abilities of Gary Todd, he uses the latest CAD software along with automated machinery to create top-notch professional archery equipment.
Having created all of these fine archery products with excellent quality materials and craftsmanship, we stand proud to bring them to fellow archers.
PRO RELEASE can test their products and have worked to design and build the most accurate shooting machine available for testing archery equipment.
Fully adjustable within the thousandths of an inch, the X-Ring Machine can shoot arrow for arrow every single time.
With this precise quality of accuracy, along with high speed film, PRO RELEASE can discover and collect data that has not been discovered before.
We will post our test results as time continues and we isolate new variables involved in shooting a bow and arrow.
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