Started in 1985 by Greg and Margaret Summers as a machine shop in Madison Heights, Virginia, and grown into one of the most decorated release makers in archery, sharing a roof with Axcel sights. The Stan line covers competition hinges and thumb buttons, while T.R.U. Ball branded models handle hunting duty with wrist straps, closed and open hooks. Barrel length, trigger tension and hook travel are adjustable across most of the range, and world team members shoot the same catalogue models sold to everyone else.
A sensible pick for archers who want one brand for both a hunting release and a target one, with parts easy to source in the States. The two naming systems, Stan and T.R.U. Ball, take some sorting out, and the flagship target models carry premium prices. Left handed versions exist but stock can be thin at dealers.
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