thecrow
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What makes a good centrepin? there aint no answer to that question.
What makes a good Centrepin
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..although I guess some might say the addition of a bail arm, rotor and stationary spool
thecrow
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Cheap but exclusive, one for the collectors?
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mikench
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How are you liking your Greys Bewick pin Graham? Did you have a go with Kev's at all?
thecrow
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Havent had chance to get out with it (or anything else
) yet mike, must admit I am looking forward to try it on some running water............ when I have the chance
mikench
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I hope you enjoy it and that it is the pin for you!
Rich P
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Back to the original question - I've recently acquired a Garry Mills Barbel Catchers pin and it has a variable setting for the check. Then there's the turning characteristic of the Ray Walton rolling pin. The Speedia Deluxe as a three point check. All these are features that make one 'pin stand out from the crowd. That's what makes a good 'pin, IMO.