The Bone Collector™ Scout - Buckle

  The Bone Collector™ Scout - Pairing the quality and reliability of our dual-caliper housings with the popular nylon-webbing connection system, where the release can be out of the way until it is needed, made The Bone Collector™ Team select the Scout to wear their banner logo and increase the variety of options in their signature line-up! Jaw Type & Function - Pull the trigger to open the fully-independent standard caliper jaws, and let up the trigger to close them.  This trigger-activation is completely silent and commanded by the user.  The fully-independent jaws allow the d-loop to release evenly through the jaws to reduce torque.   Length Adjustments - The Bone Collector™ Scout has a web strap connection system with a two-slot connector that allows for short and long finger lengths alike. Simply adjust the nylon webbing to the length that accommodates your individual needs, slide the plastic keeper along the web material to hold the head in place, and add a knot at the end for more security. Release Adjustments - Sensitivity and Travel are all-encompassed in one screw behind the trigger. Please refer to the package directions to make adjustments beyond factory settings. Blue loctite is necessary with adjustment to guarantee the security of your desired settings. Other Top Features - The web style connection allows the head of the release to move freely for a reduction in torque and increase in accuracy, while keeping it out of the way until you are ready to take your shot.  It also folds away easily into a sleeve when not in use so you are all set whether pulling your arrows from the target or climbing up your tree stand ladder.   Available Options For Sale Online - Choices include a Smaller Junior Black Leather Buckle Strap or a Standard Large Black Leather Buckle Strap. *Please note that orders may take a few business days to fill before they are ready for your selected shipment method.   ⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel Acetate, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov.