Can I use a non graphite tip on a HMG rod ,its a three piece Loomis &Franklin
M Mouldz Sealiner Oct 2, 2012 #1 Can I use a non graphite tip on a HMG rod ,its a three piece Loomis &Franklin
B boepens Sealiner Oct 2, 2012 #2 MOULDIE wrote: Can I use a non graphite tip on a HMG rod ,its a three piece Loomis &Franklin Click to expand... Ja moulds no prob just take off six inches Seriously it can work as long as balance and feel aren't compromised
MOULDIE wrote: Can I use a non graphite tip on a HMG rod ,its a three piece Loomis &Franklin Click to expand... Ja moulds no prob just take off six inches Seriously it can work as long as balance and feel aren't compromised
M Mouldz Sealiner Oct 2, 2012 #3 boepens wrote: MOULDIE wrote: Can I use a non graphite tip on a HMG rod ,its a three piece Loomis &Franklin Click to expand... Ja moulds no prob just take off six inches Seriously it can work as long as balance and feel aren't compromised Click to expand... Why Im asking is there is a 14 HMG at the shop but the tips are gone and I have 4 tips for my non graphite ,so for nothing I could have a extra rod
boepens wrote: MOULDIE wrote: Can I use a non graphite tip on a HMG rod ,its a three piece Loomis &Franklin Click to expand... Ja moulds no prob just take off six inches Seriously it can work as long as balance and feel aren't compromised Click to expand... Why Im asking is there is a 14 HMG at the shop but the tips are gone and I have 4 tips for my non graphite ,so for nothing I could have a extra rod
K kopstamp Sealiner Oct 2, 2012 #4 mouldie, just check that its a good fit, use glue to build up the sides to have a snug fit, if there is play it will brake something.
mouldie, just check that its a good fit, use glue to build up the sides to have a snug fit, if there is play it will brake something.
M Mouldz Sealiner Oct 2, 2012 #5 kopstamp wrote: mouldie, just check that its a good fit, use glue to build up the sides to have a snug fit, if there is play it will brake something. Click to expand... Will do ,thanx
kopstamp wrote: mouldie, just check that its a good fit, use glue to build up the sides to have a snug fit, if there is play it will brake something. Click to expand... Will do ,thanx
