I use only 2 bands. I love the top line release, no problems with the line catching.
The angle between the bands and the line release is so similar between a top and side release that it might be inconsequential. I've never tried one.
I know this bit, if you use the reverse trigger on a midhandle gun where you have a pushrod between the trigger and the mech, you can actually get that mech so far back that it might be difficult to load. I think I've accidentally done that in the search of band stretch, but fortunately, this is a shorter gun.
You can kinda see what I mean in the picture. The rearmost tab is going to around 5" where the loading pad would be.
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