$1 macro, microfiber$2 fill nipple covers,oring picks$3 dow33/55 slick honey& more

[Hobbyhorse]

Just FYI none of that tells the working pressure rating of the tubing. Here is a link. You might want to check with your distributer to make sure what you are selling is going to work with people who use High pressure Mags.

http://www.newageindustries.com/nylon11.asp

1/4" nylon tubing with .04 wall thickness is only rated to 450 psi. I know you are using .05 wall thickness, so it will be higher. People who use adjustable tanks should probally be careful/ not use this

I don't talk about working pressures or reveal the entire information on my product line because I'd like to avoid people going out and purchasing a product I sell to compete with me.

While I appreciate the concern for safety- the line that I use is the same line Tuna used and sold here for years. I've sold well over 500 feet of line on AO with no issues.

And while I don't have the time to go into the full details, the whole point of selling higher quality line is because of hearing loss I sustained at the Denver NPPL where inferior line blew as I checked for leak and lost about 20% of the hearing in my left ear. I sell only the highest quality line and stand by my product. Perhaps you didn't read my gurantee at the bottom of my page- if my product fails on you- I buy you a replacement for my competitor.

If you'd like to try a sample, talk further, discuss your issues in a pm to me I'd love to converse further. If not, and you came here to thread crap I'd simply prefer it if you'd shut your cakehole and move on to another thread. 20 pages of feedback on pbnation says that I'm not about blowing peoples faces off, it reflects my desire to sell a safe quality product.

[MANN]

I mean no offense toward you or your thread. I just did not see any info about the working pressure. I know that they make both low and high pressure tubing, and wanted further info from you on which this is. As you know mags are hp, and some of us use adjustable tanks up to 1200 psi. I have personally had cheap knock off microline explode on me, and it is not fun, and very dangerous. Thanks for the quick reply.


Mann

[Hobbyhorse]

so whens this sale?

Trying to hold off on releasing the date but I'm guessing you know what happens this week in retail... and what the prices are like. You might want to check back as the Turkey is cooking.

[gotboostedvr6]

good i have a larger order for you to fill

[UnderCurrent]

You've got an order coming from me when the sale starts as well

[Hobbyhorse]

If you gooble he will come.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubrps73HdDo

[UnderCurrent]

...ha, what?

[Hobbyhorse]

If you gobble he will come. Super happy terrific sale coming.

[gotboostedvr6]

um when will this sale be?

[gotboostedvr6]

knock knock be nice to hear an update

[Hobbyhorse]

We ran a sale over thanksgiving brother... I've got another one planned soon.

[Hobbyhorse]

well we are live yet again with Hobby's regularly scheduled product mix

[Hobbyhorse]

In stock and ready to ship on all products

[benzy2]

What is the operating pressure of the macro line? I dont need an exact if it gives info away but Im not really sure what tensile strength is compared to operating pressure.

[Hobbyhorse]

What is the operating pressure of the macro line? I dont need an exact if it gives info away but Im not really sure what tensile strength is compared to operating pressure.

I ran it this weekend on a field rental mag with a conquest at 750 psi (really need a better mag)- over the summer I ran it on an nme at 850 in 110 plus heat. Operating pressure is at 1500 psi plus a safety factor of 4 to 1... I'm very very pleased with the results... I've previously sold line that cost me 20% of my hearing, this is line that I let my wife play with.

I've got a money back policy if you are not pleased with the line- and am the 3rd largest seller with feedback on pbnation. You will have to look very hard to find a dealer with better feedback and as generous a return policy as I have.