In reply to Post #11
In my experience , minimas bend and break far easier than fuji/kigan whatever you do with them .
In my experience , minimas bend and break far easier than fuji/kigan whatever you do with them .
In reply to Post #14
Stainless will flex as any guide need to flex with the rod but like I said to bend it you need to do something stupid. Bear in mind Harrison have been using kigan 3b on factory builds for over a decade and don't see many complaining about them.
Stainless will flex as any guide need to flex with the rod but like I said to bend it you need to do something stupid. Bear in mind Harrison have been using kigan 3b on factory builds for over a decade and don't see many complaining about them.
In reply to Post #17
I was talking about Minimas ?
I was talking about Minimas ?
In reply to Post #1
Fuji K series 40mm
Fuji K series 40mm
In reply to Post #9
Interesting you say that I have 50s on my Torrix 3.25 and use ISOs and the Tourney 6k neither have caused me any frapping issues.
Interesting you say that I have 50s on my Torrix 3.25 and use ISOs and the Tourney 6k neither have caused me any frapping issues.
I had my Baby Ballistas built with 30mm Alcanite K series butt, single leg Minima intermediates and a Fuji anti-frap tip. Really pleased with my choice. My X-lite S's have 40, 30mm Alconite K series, single leg Alconites and Fuji anti-frap tip. Again happy enough, but if built now I'd have Minima intermediates.
In reply to Post #20
I didnt say i had issues with them. I said i find them less prone to frap ups than 40's
I didnt say i had issues with them. I said i find them less prone to frap ups than 40's
In reply to Post #22
so You have more frap ups with 40s
so You have more frap ups with 40s