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From: Baldwinsville,
NY
I heard Tru Turn is very good and very seldom do you have to trim a spinner, even with a APC prop.
R8893, did you have to trim the spinner so your prop could fit?
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R8893, did you have to trim the spinner so your prop could fit?
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From: Lake County,
CA
They are also there for safety!
AMA requires something to prevent a bolt end from leading your charge
in case you hit someone. An acorn nut is acceptable.
Here I am in agreement with AMA.
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AMA requires something to prevent a bolt end from leading your charge
in case you hit someone. An acorn nut is acceptable.
Here I am in agreement with AMA.
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From: Spring Hill,
FL
Not all spinners meet AMA requirements. I forget the exact number, but I think the minimum radius for the point on the spinner is 1/4". That number might be wrong, but some spinners are obviously too pointy.




