sos0322 's Japan Review

I bought my first No Groove.
The No Groove suited me well, it grips very smoothly and is very easy to throw with a good finger release!
It has a single step in front of the grip point, which I think helps me to grip and push the darts forward.
I have dry skin, but so far it has not slipped through my fingers.
If you have trouble with your fingers getting caught in the cut, you may want to give this barrel a try.

I've been throwing it a test.

This time, both 2BA and SLEEK models have good slip out without slipping. It is a good dart.
Unlike the micro-groove model, I felt that this one has a more rapier-like flight.
This is my impression based on my image of the rapier model, but I think the flight is good even without cutting. But I think the flight is good even without the cut. I would recommend this one except for those who are not so sure.

I buy the Rapier 2 because the 2BA is easier to control.
As for SLEEK, I would recommend the no-groove rather than the micro-groove.

Also, the grip is a little more flexible with the 2 than with the rapier 1, and if you feel that the 1 is too tight, I recommend the 2.
The grip of 2 is also easy to decide. (^_^)/

The rating of 4 stars is because I haven't thrown it with 3 pieces, though the test throw was excellent.

The no-groove model is now available after all.

When we think of rapier, we think of no-groove.
No unnecessary cuts have been eliminated, leaving only subtle depressions and bumps.

Naturally, the lack of cuts allows for excellent pullout.
It prevents the steps from slipping through.

It flies well when you pull it out and throw it rather than pushing it out.
It is still a barrel with a high degree of perfection.

It seems easier to grip than the rapier 2MG. I have both, but they are almost like different things!
I had an image that no-groove = slippery, but this one doesn't slip and is easy to handle.
I am not very good at putting power on the darts, so this is a good practice barrel for me.