【D.craft】Samael Aogu Satake Model 's Japan Review

The name "Samael" is derived from "the poison of God" and "the fallen angel who presides over death," and as if to illustrate this, the cut is so tight that it cuts your fingers at the beginning of throwing.
However, while the ring cut is tight enough to prevent it from slipping out, the vertical cut also allows it to be released without getting caught and hanging up.

After a certain amount of use, the cut settles down, and the rod flies comfortably without any finger breakage.


However, the decisive reasons for giving it a rating of 2 are
The barrel has a short cylindrical weight (probably to keep the center of gravity at the target position), which is unusual due to its structure, but when I purchased the barrel, the weight was not crimped and it was moving on the shaft side during throw.
Since it was a store purchase, they replaced it with a new one on the spot, but the second one had the same problem after a while of use. .....

The second one had the same problem after a while of use. The store staff was puzzled by this accident, which does not even happen with house darts, which cost 10,000 yen.

I am sure that not all Dee Craft products are like this, but this is one case where I have to think that I want to avoid products from this manufacturer.