Darts Other Item / haa0014
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If the shaft breaks, you can use it, but when the shaft of FIT broke, it was easier to remove it by inserting the tip into the hole and turning it.
I'm mainly using Lalo shafts, and when they break, it's a hassle to take them off, and if they break during a match, there's nothing I can do, so I think I'll buy one soon.
I'm currently turning it by inserting a seared iron (lol).

One of the ways I try to estimate my opponent's ability is to see if he has a
One of the things I look for in an opponent is whether or not he has a remover.
At the very least, I can assume that a player who has had trouble with a piece of a part jamming in the barrel has thrown it in a certain way.
I can assume that the player who has had a problem with a piece of part getting stuck in the barrel has thrown it in a certain way.

The jamming of shafts, tips, and other debris really comes at a time when you forget about it.
The basic harrows remover is a simple, easy-to-use, and effective tool that can be hung from a darts case and used to remove debris from the barrel.
It is never a bad idea to have this basic harrows remover hanging in your darts case.

It is convenient to have this to easily remove broken tips.
If you often break tips, I think you should have this.

Love the simplicity of the design, bought it!

I have not had to use it since I switched to a slim shaft and it has not broken yet, but I am sure it will come in handy someday!

It's safe even if the shaft breaks in the middle, and the design is good for accessorizing.