We now have the list of Allstar blanks on our website with what little information we have at this time . We are trying to get more info and if we do we will update the site . If you call and dont get a answer and get the machine , please leave your name and number and we WILL call you back .

Robert

Robert, Ray, & Kevin

I spoke with you, Robert & Ray, yesterday about these rods and you both were very helpful.

In these days, its a pleasure to actually speak with the "owners" that know something about the products rather than a teenager on a summer job being paid minimum wage.

Meaningful service in America, its such a pleasure when you come across this in life.

Thank you for your time,

~Mark

Mark , I wish we able to give you more information than we did and we are still trying to at least find out what series they are

Robert

I'm no expert on the All Star blanks, but some of them were favorites that I see on the site.
The BAT 783 was the Zell Rowland Topwater Special blank, they also sold it as a Mag Spin blank. 6 to 12 lb , 1/8 to 3/8 oz., 1 5/8 oz in weight.

The BAT 845 could be either of two blanks, on was X-fast tipped labeled as a Mag Bass the other a casting blank with a fast tip. The Mag Bass blank had a .490 Butt and was rated 1/4 -3/4, 10 to 20 lb line, 2 oz in weight.
The other was .480 butt, 8 to 17 lb, 1/4 to 5/8 oz, 1 7/8 oz weight.

The BAT 782 was a spinning blank rated 4 to 10 lb, 1/16-3/8 oz, 1 1/8 oz blank weight.

The GP 813 blank is the Tops and Tails blank, one of my favorites. 8 to 15 lb, 1/8 to 1 oz. Don't know what this grade blank weighs, but the upper grades were nice, light and made a well balanced rod with universal appeal for a lot of different fishing possibilities.

i see there's no 9-10 ft'ers.

I see several references to a web site listing All Star rod blanks, but cannot see, to find the web site in question. A friend wants me to build at least a dozen 6-ft medium action spinning rods for his quide business.

Please, where can I buy the blanks?