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Has to be my favourite FS yet. Almost never gets stuck and works amazing on our oaks here in the Sierra Nevada.

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Loving that Pirate Orca FS rig ya sent me Dave. :thumbup:

Really impressed with the Pinto Pulleys.

My CMI stainless, I am just careful to set my blocks so they hang right to the line. Never had issues nor did I have to round them. Want a couple of those DMM though. Maybe next year. I have plenty of gear to get the job done and rope needs retired and replaced first.

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Way I see it, if you go over the 1/2 or 5/8ths rigging line and are using 3/4 - 1", you best be accessing the tree as your definite weak link in the system.. :lol:

I was thinking more you, Greg, Deva, Dave, Roger.......

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That was sort of my point about taking a hit I stated earlier.. A hit to the ground if someone dropped it. A smack on a rock from a drop could really compromise aluminum. IMO Of course we all know no one here would ever accidentally drop their block out of a tree :/: :lol:

No Thanks..... I would have a problem seeing green rings in a tree.... I use steel rings anyways... :D You need one of those blocks Cary.. You need one of those blocks Cary.. You need one of those blocks Cary.. You need one of those blocks Cary.. You need one of those blocks Cary.. :lol:

I forgot to ask what size block he got Stig.....

Maybe we should get him a pelican case for it as much as it cost :lol:

The only thing I have of theirs is the HC Pulley. I really do love the thing. I think it was worth the money to have in my kit. You won't see me spend that kind of money on a block that looks cool. I would rather the CMI and pretty much prefer steel blocks and pulleys for rigging. I would hate...