2018 New Year!
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zeemang
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You too Stavr, happy new year to all!
dirtydog
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Happy New year and good hunting.
voodoomedic
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2018.....the year of my return. Back to the water for me.
Surf Master
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Happy New Year
Stavr, 2018 turns the tide's, the M-9 get's used on the Mid Atlantic Beaches
Good Luck in 2018
Stavr, 2018 turns the tide's, the M-9 get's used on the Mid Atlantic Beaches
Good Luck in 2018
beachdude
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Happy New Year to you too Stavr!
Surf Master
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Stavr
Just wondering if your going to produce any new scoop's this year with a design change- quick release goose neck , as US manufacturer's are updated , meaning screw verses- Nut and bolt welded lock down, and or nut , and bolt lock down- PLUS bottom of the goose neck bolt and washer- added lock down
Just wondering if your going to produce any new scoop's this year with a design change- quick release goose neck , as US manufacturer's are updated , meaning screw verses- Nut and bolt welded lock down, and or nut , and bolt lock down- PLUS bottom of the goose neck bolt and washer- added lock down Surf Master.
I have a new scoop model, but not a new design, but new functionality.
I release a small amount and do not show the photo to the general review so far (that there would be no theft of ideas and design
)
if most users say that need to add a hole at the bottom of the pipe, I'll do it (although I find it superfluous)
gooseneck fastening - is not a good idea (imho)
I have a new scoop model, but not a new design, but new functionality.
I release a small amount and do not show the photo to the general review so far (that there would be no theft of ideas and design
)if most users say that need to add a hole at the bottom of the pipe, I'll do it (although I find it superfluous)
gooseneck fastening - is not a good idea (imho)
Surf Master
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Thanks Stavr
For the reply, On one manufactures design , the nut, and washer at the bottom is only for the custom angled cut 20 degree Anderson made Carbon Fiber handles , not for the wood ash handles which are also cut at 20 degrees at the bottom to make a flush secure fitting , I like that design along with the nut, and washer at the bottom, in case some how the nut, and bolt on the goose neck- become loose during a hunt, both US- manufactures i am using as an example - have the welded nut, and bolt- for the handle- to goose neck lock down . , i find - along with other's , along with a hole at the bottom for drainage . A- hole in the goose neck with just- a screw to be far LESS- superior , and a welded bolt screw to be- A -far advanced design, than just a hole , with screw- in which all your line of scoop's come in, the reason i asked , if you had any new scoop's in 2018 coming out, is i wanted to know IF you made any improvements to your design to compete with the US - SS- high end scoop maker's, here in the US .
For the reply, On one manufactures design , the nut, and washer at the bottom is only for the custom angled cut 20 degree Anderson made Carbon Fiber handles , not for the wood ash handles which are also cut at 20 degrees at the bottom to make a flush secure fitting , I like that design along with the nut, and washer at the bottom, in case some how the nut, and bolt on the goose neck- become loose during a hunt, both US- manufactures i am using as an example - have the welded nut, and bolt- for the handle- to goose neck lock down . , i find - along with other's , along with a hole at the bottom for drainage . A- hole in the goose neck with just- a screw to be far LESS- superior , and a welded bolt screw to be- A -far advanced design, than just a hole , with screw- in which all your line of scoop's come in, the reason i asked , if you had any new scoop's in 2018 coming out, is i wanted to know IF you made any improvements to your design to compete with the US - SS- high end scoop maker's, here in the US .
