In reply to Post #30
How are you removing the arms from the net?
How are you removing the arms from the net?
I used such Jrc net in the past, glad I got rid of it and found the Prologic ones
2-piece handle on the Jrc was sometimes also a misery to disassemble quickly
2-piece handle on the Jrc was sometimes also a misery to disassemble quickly
In reply to Post #32
When you say 2 piece do you mean one long piece handle and a short piece at the net end?
If so I used to find parting those two pieces difficult on occasion, I put it in down to the joint creating a vacuum so I drilled a 1mm hole to allow air in when being pulled apart.
If you're talking about a 2 piece where the 2 pieces are equal in length I've not come across that type but maybe it would work on them?
When you say 2 piece do you mean one long piece handle and a short piece at the net end?
If so I used to find parting those two pieces difficult on occasion, I put it in down to the joint creating a vacuum so I drilled a 1mm hole to allow air in when being pulled apart.
If you're talking about a 2 piece where the 2 pieces are equal in length I've not come across that type but maybe it would work on them?
In reply to Post #33
Both, have had the Jrc Cocoon and the JRC Roamer.
With the 3 ProLogic nets I have never had a problem getting them apart, arms are also very easy to remove from the spreader block.
Both, have had the Jrc Cocoon and the JRC Roamer.
With the 3 ProLogic nets I have never had a problem getting them apart, arms are also very easy to remove from the spreader block.
Got the Matrix Camo 3k. Quality net.
In reply to Post #31
The arms in mine with pull out of the ali block to reveal just bare carbon net arms. Maybe they used to be glued in and now just slot out - don't know how to do pictures on here to show it.
The arms in mine with pull out of the ali block to reveal just bare carbon net arms. Maybe they used to be glued in and now just slot out - don't know how to do pictures on here to show it.
In reply to Post #37
Do they slot it and out easily? I might get the heat gun on it.. your net sounds much better
Do they slot it and out easily? I might get the heat gun on it.. your net sounds much better
In reply to Post #38
They are a snug fit but slide out easily enough.
They are a snug fit but slide out easily enough.
JRC stealth fits nicely in my Nash scope holdall.
In reply to Post #1
. . .most of the metal block variants are sh*te - they get filled with grit / chewed and end up being a pain. Cheapest solution is to buy a Fox moulded spreader block . . .you'll have to negate your inner tart but these work with most net arms and whilst secure under tension are a doddle to pop out with the 'elbow' method . . .
Wish someone would re-make the Rod Hutchinson Springlock . . .best quick release / quick collapse net ever made IMO . . .mine is still sulking in the back of the shed as the connection on the pole end broke . . .
. . .most of the metal block variants are sh*te - they get filled with grit / chewed and end up being a pain. Cheapest solution is to buy a Fox moulded spreader block . . .you'll have to negate your inner tart but these work with most net arms and whilst secure under tension are a doddle to pop out with the 'elbow' method . . .
Wish someone would re-make the Rod Hutchinson Springlock . . .best quick release / quick collapse net ever made IMO . . .mine is still sulking in the back of the shed as the connection on the pole end broke . . .
In reply to Post #42
Still there mate
Still there mate