Primos Slick Stick
02-23-2006, 09:18 AM
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: RI
Posts: 3,073
Primos Slick Stick
I was obsessing about turkey hunting and checking out ebay one day (not recommended unless you want to drop some cash 
) and I ended up with a Primos Slick Stick (among other things) in the mail a few days later. What do you all think of this little tool? Has anyone used this on their glass or crystal calls? What surface works best? I haven't used it yet, just fishing for opinions.
) and I ended up with a Primos Slick Stick (among other things) in the mail a few days later. What do you all think of this little tool? Has anyone used this on their glass or crystal calls? What surface works best? I haven't used it yet, just fishing for opinions.
02-23-2006, 05:25 PM
#2
RE: Primos Slick Stick
I really like mine. I bought one last year and found it really helpful. It had: chalk for my boxes, the diamond surface for my crystals and glass calls, the abrasive pad for my slates, another abrasive pad and notch for my striker tips (very helpful), ...all in one little package. I have never really used the stone edge.
I really like mine. Well worth the $ 6 or 7 dollars it cost at Wal-Mart.
I really like mine. Well worth the $ 6 or 7 dollars it cost at Wal-Mart.
02-23-2006, 06:53 PM
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 774
RE: Primos Slick Stick
ORIGINAL: Arjuna
I really like mine. I bought one last year and found it really helpful. It had: chalk for my boxes, the diamond surface for my crystals and glass calls, the abrasive pad for my slates, another abrasive pad and notch for my striker tips (very helpful), ...all in one little package. I have never really used the stone edge.
I really like mine. Well worth the $ 6 or 7 dollars it cost at Wal-Mart.
I really like mine. I bought one last year and found it really helpful. It had: chalk for my boxes, the diamond surface for my crystals and glass calls, the abrasive pad for my slates, another abrasive pad and notch for my striker tips (very helpful), ...all in one little package. I have never really used the stone edge.
I really like mine. Well worth the $ 6 or 7 dollars it cost at Wal-Mart.
