CC Data on RX7+?

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Re: CC Data on RX7+?

Posted by: Anonymous User (---.cg.shawcable.net)

Date: March 23, 2005 03:55AM

Hi Jim--we only had a couple RX7+ in briefly, and I haven't been able to find our CC data on them. I'll go out on a limb and tell you what I think I remember, which is a very scary thing! ;)

The blanks we did CC were both 905-4's, and both ended up around 64 and 65 AA, with ERN's of 5.9 and 6.2. In other words, they were what Batsons' called 'em! 9' 5wt moderate-fast action blanks! Just add GORGEOUS to that list and you'll get an idea...and incredible performers...and sweet fishing sticks...and, did I mention incredibly beautiful?... :)

Can't wait for them to come in so we can offer them to you and builders like you who appreciate the finest--'cause these sticks belong in that category, to be sure.

Hope this helps!

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