Noticeable precision with every draw.
The ONNEX clicker from STAN Outdoors combines legendary STAN release quality with a clearly defined clicker feel.
Developed for shooters who demand maximum control, clean sequences and uncompromising repeatability.
The integrated clicker delivers a clearly noticeable pre-stroke and thus supports a controlled, reproducible shot sequence.
The ergonomic grip geometry ensures a natural hand position and high consistency in the anchor. The release features a precisely working hook mechanism and extensive adjustment options for trigger travel and release characteristics. Manufactured from high-quality aluminum, the model impresses with low weight, high stability and durable precision.
The ONNEX clicker is particularly suitable for compound shooters in the target and performance range who want to work consciously with surprise shot technique or controlled trigger work.
Features
Clearly noticeable clicker point before release
Supports a calm and controlled shot sequence
High repeatability through ergonomic grip position
Finely adjustable trigger travel and release characteristics
Precise hook mechanism for clean release
High-quality workmanship for long service life
Ideal for ambitious tournament and performance shooters
Technical Specifications
Release Mechanism: Hook, Open Hook
Material: CNC-milled aluminum
Grip Variants: 3-finger and 4-finger depending on version
Adjustment: Trigger travel and sensitivity adjustable
Special Feature: Integrated clicker pre-stroke
Application: Compound target, competition
Included
1x ONNEX clicker release
1x wrist strap, lanyard
1x adjustment tool depending on version
Note A clicker release is particularly interesting for shooters who tend to punch or want clearer feedback in the aiming process. The noticeable pre-stroke helps many shooters to continue building tension cleanly, rather than actively pressing the trigger. This can make the release significantly more dynamic and consistent. Proper initial setup is important. If the clicker is set too early or too late, the sequence suffers. Take time to fine-tune trigger travel and position. Even small adjustments can noticeably improve the shot group.
