Thanks both 
In reply to Post #15
Yellow whipping on yours Jeffre? I'll be PM'ing you to try and purchase one if I ever break mine
Yellow whipping on yours Jeffre? I'll be PM'ing you to try and purchase one if I ever break mine
In reply to Post #17
Ha i cant remember i stripped and rewhipped in green to match a set of 13ft 4lb ballistas i built for long range piking on big scottish lochs .
Ha i cant remember i stripped and rewhipped in green to match a set of 13ft 4lb ballistas i built for long range piking on big scottish lochs .
I have 42 inch net with a 6ft two piece carbon handle but doesn't seem to be an option on the website anymore which is a shame
In reply to Post #19
Not done those for a while Harrisons imported those and supplied chris damn shame bloody good handles them.
Not done those for a while Harrisons imported those and supplied chris damn shame bloody good handles them.
In reply to Post #19
As post #10 noticed there will be little or no difference between glass and carbon handle.
Happy with my 2 36" 2-piece glass (2x3') CB nets. Think if you ask Chris he will make you a 2x3' handle with 42 inch arms.
As post #10 noticed there will be little or no difference between glass and carbon handle.
Happy with my 2 36" 2-piece glass (2x3') CB nets. Think if you ask Chris he will make you a 2x3' handle with 42 inch arms.
In reply to Post #21
He will make what ever you want, hes very good if you want something different. Hes making me some 42” arms with metallic blue whippings as i just have the carbon 36” net at the minute.
He will make what ever you want, hes very good if you want something different. Hes making me some 42” arms with metallic blue whippings as i just have the carbon 36” net at the minute.
In reply to Post #1
Anyone on here with a Chris brown net found after time they loose tension in the arms. I've got a retired one in the garage, been sat there for years which just falls apart at the block. Ought to get it repaired really
Anyone on here with a Chris brown net found after time they loose tension in the arms. I've got a retired one in the garage, been sat there for years which just falls apart at the block. Ought to get it repaired really
In reply to Post #23
The cord must've slipped/stretched, should be easy to fix yourself
The cord must've slipped/stretched, should be easy to fix yourself
In reply to Post #24
Either that or maybe the spring pins in the spreader have closed up slightly and lost grip on the inside of the net arms. Again, easy fix or I'm sure Chris would sort it if you sent to him
Either that or maybe the spring pins in the spreader have closed up slightly and lost grip on the inside of the net arms. Again, easy fix or I'm sure Chris would sort it if you sent to him
In reply to Post #24
It's not the cord, it's got a metal wire cord, it's just very loose at the spigot joint bit on the spreader. I mean it's had a hell of a lot of use, may send an email to see if it is repairable. Had some memorable carp in that net
It's not the cord, it's got a metal wire cord, it's just very loose at the spigot joint bit on the spreader. I mean it's had a hell of a lot of use, may send an email to see if it is repairable. Had some memorable carp in that net