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Chasin50 |
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Posts: 380 Location: Michigan | I am after 1000 worth or bucher rings. I believe they are #7s. Can anyone advise or help me out? Thx | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | Send me an email to [email protected] I have about 10,000 #7 and #5 Super Strong rings left from a project that did not go forward 2 years ago. I am only asking for the bulk wholesale price I paid for them then. They have went up a lot since that time... Also have about that many 3/0 and 6/0 Mustad hooks. | ||
esoxfly |
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Posts: 1663 Location: Kodiak, AK | Do they have to be Bucher? | ||
JimtenHaaf |
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Posts: 717 Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Do they have to be Bucher???!!! Is there any other brand? Bucher is by far the strongest double splitring on the market. Edit: James, I know you make some STRONG ones too. The ones on my Mag Shad feel super tough! I just like to have the doubles on my leader ends. It makes switching baits a little faster. Edited by JimtenHaaf 10/12/2009 9:01 PM | ||
h2os2t |
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Posts: 941 Location: Freedom, WI | Bucher rings are made by Worth and are the same as there extra heavy rings. | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | The ones I have are the Worth/Bucher Super Strong (extra heavy) rings. Silver in color. I also make my own from tempered stainless steel wire for my lures but they are not brand name. Just built to my specifications. Brand name or not, a split ring is of course only as strong as the material used to make it A lot of guys here (individuals and some lure companies) have bought them from me over the last few years due to the price increases. I just want to break even on the ones I have left. Not trying to make any money on these. | ||
mskyhntr |
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Posts: 814 | pm sent James. | ||
Chasin50 |
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Posts: 380 Location: Michigan | Thanks Guys! I prefer worth(bucher) over any other. IMOHO they are the strongest and seem to be tempered the best. THey are most resistant to yielding (bending/deformation) and retain their "memory". James I will drop a note. | ||
Chasin50 |
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Posts: 380 Location: Michigan | Thanks James! | ||
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