Bob3
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Last time I saw the critters listed they were $28 ea, kinda scary.
I'm quite fond of Tyco's Polyken 226 nuclear grade duct tape, the stuff can even be applied underwater.
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I'm quite fond of Tyco's Polyken 226 nuclear grade duct tape, the stuff can even be applied underwater.
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Noviz
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You can get a Scubapro band from an authorized dealer, NOT on the internet. $28 sounds right. Or you can read the first post of this thread!Bob3:Last time I saw the critters listed they were $28 ea, kinda scary.
I'm quite fond of Tyco's Polyken 226 nuclear grade duct tape, the stuff can even be applied underwater.
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JKSteger
D/M Wannabee ! ! !
HoggieEater:
Is the $15.00 for one or for a set?
Jeremy
do it easy:
I'm sure those are Hammerhead STA's. The spine of the Hammerhead BP fits those exactly.
Green_Manelishi
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neil:
They are FredT. Aluminum.
JKSteger
D/M Wannabee ! ! !
Dang it!hoosier:You expect too much...
"one"
Green_Manelishi:
Thanks, I didn't know there was another maker that shaped them that way.
TN Traveler
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neil:
Actually, on another thread, Fred T claims that Hammerhead copied his design.
Well, if so, imitation is the highest form of flattery.
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