Spot Hogg took the tolerances from its target releases and bolted them to a hunting wrist strap. The Wiseguy runs a forward trigger, which shortens the effective draw a touch, and an open hook that reloads itself once the string goes home, so there is no cocking button to fumble. Trigger travel is close to nothing, tension adjusts light, and the fail safe design keeps the hook shut if the trigger gets bumped on the draw. Length adjusts in small steps and locks with a set screw; straps come in leather buckle, nylon buckle and BOA.
Sensible choice for a bowhunter who shoots through the summer and wants the same feel in November. That light trigger, though, demands honest form: a puncher will fire early with gloves on. Built in Oregon, priced above the discount caliper shelf, and it repays a wipe down and a drop of oil after a wet season.
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