Cant find one in my town and really dont want to use ****,  would rather buy or trade drom someone who has a like i terest,  if this is not appropriate i apologize, ii used to shoot a tab years ago then went to release but since ive taken up trad shooting id like a tab again so if theres some new tech in tabs please advise me

Bateman cordovan leather

Scott Teaschner makes an excellent one and is a sponsor. Contact him at: scott@wyomingwildlifeartistry.com

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CTT

Buy a piece of latigo leather and make your own. Simple, inexpensive and custom fit. Once I started making my tabs and carrying a spare I quit losing them. I have the same luck with sunglasses. The pricey ones are at the bottom of the lake. I never lose the cheapos.

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Scott's look pretty nice.

Eagles filght....same people that make the quivers,I got one at Denton Hill last year and it's pretty darn good!

Thanks fellas

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Eagles filght....same people that make the quivers,I got one at Denton Hill last year and it's pretty darn good!

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I love their 3 under tabs.....with calf hair (unborn calf hair).

Scott Teaschner's lined cordovan tab is my favorite, followed by the Bateman lined cordovan tabs I have been using for years. The tabs made by EFA look nice too, and the Fred Eichler tab from 3Rivers has a lot of TradGang fans. I don't think you could go wrong with any of them, but Scott's is very versatile with the interchangeable O-rings.

Allan

As said above...Scott Teaschner makes a top notch tab.  Eichler, Bateman, Saunder's Pak Tab, Black Widow......and on and on.

Another vote for Scott Teaschner's tabs. I bought one last summer and LOVE it. He even sent my daughter one to try and she will only shoot with the one she got from him. Wonderful, yet simple tab that will likely last a lifetime, or until I eventually lose it.

I bought two of them from Eagle's Flight and like them a lot.

I carry the Toelke Tab. Slickest tab ever made.

Another vote for Bateman tabs.

I've been using a Bateman split finger tab for over 30 years and probably closer to 40 years.