Tips / 【TARGET】taa1201
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Conversion is nice.
I'm not so sure about this one.
It depends on the compatibility of the barrel.
No complaints about the balance of the pull, sting, and specific gravity.
So far, I'm satisfied with no tip bending.
The only drawback is that it is a conversion.
I guess it's just a conversion, but it's a little loose.

It is long and titanium, so it is light enough to be balanced with the barrel and strong enough not to be a problem.

I have a hardboard that is blade type, so I can't use other company's duralumin No.5 conversion because the point is shaved off.
The point was shaved off or the board was bent and played out.
This conversion has relieved me of that stress.
I recommend this conversion because it is reasonably priced.

I bought it for home smelting at the same time I bought a №5 barrel.
I think it's really sturdy and better than 2BA aluminum ones.
I've been throwing it about three hours a day for four days and so far no change.
I've accidentally taken it off the board and stuck it in the board behind me.
I've had a few times when I accidentally took off the board and got stuck in the board behind me... no change so far.

I think this is the most stable conversion for No.5.
I tried at my own risk, but I was able to use it on three types of barrels made by Monster: Ogre 3, Ogre 4, and Rapier 4MG without any problem.
I could not screw in the Oriens 2 barrel made by Kings Japan until the end.

It fits perfectly in my Batlas (DMC).
It is very light and can be thrown almost like a soft, so I can practice with confidence.

It has only been a few days since I bought it, so I don't know how much it bends or wears out yet.