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> please help Shimada or NS Pro
marchy
post Mar 25 2007, 07:27 AM
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Driver: Epon Tecnity 460 ZR with Quattro Tech 55 R1
3wood: Epon Technity 15* with Quattro Rech 55 R1
Iron: Epon Types 4-PW in Shimada K'3001 R flex
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AW,SW: Epon X wedges in 50 and 56
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Thinking to choose Shimada AC10 , Shimada 3001 Rifle ,or NS Pro 950. All are in R flex for EPON Type S, Please compare them in your point of view. Thanks a lot.
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post Apr 4 2007, 08:46 AM
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I have put shimada ks 3001 stiff in miura and it is a bit stiffer (not much) than nspro 950 R as for the ks 3001r I have also put it in another miura cb 3002 although I prefer nspro 950 R better. But Distance wise Shimada is longer in Both flex when compare to Ns pro in both flex. Hope this help
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