I'll try them.. I think the website looks cool, that has to count for something.
The guy who started the thread on the other site is an accuracy junkie, he will soon be telling us what the scoop is..
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I'll try them.. I think the website looks cool, that has to count for something.
The guy who started the thread on the other site is an accuracy junkie, he will soon be telling us what the scoop is..
I believe that in Ontario here heads would be illegal. Blade have to be Straight, or unschraided edges. From what I see there, are the blades have a curve and or a talon type tip to it. A few years ago a MNR officer told me that basically (general rule of thumb) if the head did not have a straight & smooth blade, if was not allowed for use in Ontario.
Check your local regulations as I understand many other areas have the same requirements that Ontario has.
"There must be at least two cutting edges of straight, sharp, unserrated barbless steel."
OK, well that answers that..[:@]
*edit* Good call Grumpy Tom, that saved me a bit of embarrassment and a fine.. See, your not so grumpy after all..
Yep! The back edges have to be 90* to the ferrule and or the shaft! That's 2 counts against the Magnus "Buzz Cut".... What a shame!Oh David, you forgot to mention, they have to be all Steel! You cannot use the Full Meatal Jacket, which is made of Aluminum.
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Oh David, you forgot to mention, they have to be all Steel! You cannot use the Full Meatal Jacket, which is made of Aluminum.
