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Can I throw it against the fence and it not break? First focal or second? Good price if its "battle" worthy. Bee even better if it came with a nice mount.

Price and value are relative. I would suggest buying a pipe that is complete with all needed brackets and hardware that is in good working condition. It may cost a little more than one that is not, but well worth it in the long run imo.

I also would like to mention that the "quality" of the install usually determines the longevity of the install. Proper fasteners, gaskets, torque procedure and routine checking will provide trouble free use in most cases. Also starting with a good pipe, not an old busted up repaired or cracked...

Factory Pipe "Mod" chamber pipe, Coffmans (my preferred pipe), RIVA Red can all be easily found. Post a want to buy add and you'll have responses/choices. Changing the exhaust/adding an actual exspansion chamber will give you the best bang for the buck imo and will support continued upgrades...

I installed a WDK on mine at one point. Worked fine.

Is it a BUN or a MAXX? Looks great, and like Sano said, mock it up, youll figure it out. Or send it to someone to build for ya

Wonder if you could cut and heli-arc the actuating arm on one of the Yamaha oem trim rings with the rubber side flaps to work with the XMetal bracket/cable location? That could be another long term "fix".

When mentioning length I was referring to the reduction nozzle. The steering nozzle is available in 2 lengths. Seems like you have a nice functional unit, just thinking it would be easier to procure a ProTec system than all the mod work. Can get 20 degrees of throw which is plenty. Just trying...

Yep, I see what youre saying. The issue isn't in the nozzle, its how the ring locates it? You made a nice mod, just showing the location without having to mod on the pro tec.

There is one of my pro tec systems at full lock on the bench not with a turn plate. Sure don't look like the gap others have with different trim setups. Whatcha think? Too bad Pro Tec don't make them anymore.

You could always add a Versi Plug max later if water intrusion versus evacuation is an issue. Hope to see ya on the water and happy soon After the long wait

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Well head on over to the "Hulls for Sale" section and post an ad. If you're in it cheap ya might wanna build it and ride it. A lot of people really like them and have a lot of fun.

Pretty sure the no longer produced Pro Tec reduction nozzles are longer than oem Yamaha. I no longer have any to measure, but they are out there and maybe someone can verify. I know the Pro Tec trim systems I had did not have the gap that others utilizing oe Yamaha nozzles. Good work OP, every...

WTB section may be a good place to post

Anyone been using or have any experience with an RMR or Deltapoint on their pistols? I have experience with them on a carbine, whish has been positive but still prefer an Aimpoint imo, but not much on a pistol format.

Factory competition gun, extended controls too. They have a very competent USA and World team. Lots of wins. EDIT: that front blade looks like a suppressor sight

Did he say he is getting 44's for free? The way I read it, he is investing, do I know for sure no I don't. Do you, has nothing to do with the question, that has been answered. The subject matter is should he get 44 NOVIs or send his current carbs to JETWORKS so unless Art is now working for...

Maybe there is a language barrier here. He answered whether 44's were ok in his opinion. He , as well as I, feel that the 44's are not worth any investment and that the OP should go bigger. A waste of money would be installing carbs only to remove them at a later date for replacement. Something...

Fits my hand better than most other pistols and allowed me to do better work. Not a huge fan of polymer (the Shadow) myself. They have been very dominant in stock class competition for a few years now. Lack of slide height is from internal rails and low bore axis, its easily overcome with...