blackwing94
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I'm currently in the 29mm world. I have a few AT and LOC rockets and I'm working my way through as many different E, F, and G, 24mm (aeropack adapter) and 29mm RMS reloads as I can. I want to try them all. That's just fun.
Looking toward the future, I have my level 1 cert rocket in the build pile (LOC Cyclotron) and I'm starting to educate myself on the world of 38mm. Knowing me, I'll probably want to try every option and casing available. I was looking into the AT 38/240-480 system which includes the 240, 360, and 480 casing to start with. I can understand three different casing sizes with the same for and aft closures.
I was advised that I would be better serviced if I got the AT 38MM 720-360 with adapter set. It's less expensive and gives me a wider range or reloads. I'm not familiar with the "adapter" set. Also the package says RMSPLUS on it. That's new to me.
Any pro's or cons going with the adapter set?
Father's day is coming up. Time to let others spend money on my rocket obsession.... I mean.... hobby.
Looking toward the future, I have my level 1 cert rocket in the build pile (LOC Cyclotron) and I'm starting to educate myself on the world of 38mm. Knowing me, I'll probably want to try every option and casing available. I was looking into the AT 38/240-480 system which includes the 240, 360, and 480 casing to start with. I can understand three different casing sizes with the same for and aft closures.
I was advised that I would be better serviced if I got the AT 38MM 720-360 with adapter set. It's less expensive and gives me a wider range or reloads. I'm not familiar with the "adapter" set. Also the package says RMSPLUS on it. That's new to me.
Any pro's or cons going with the adapter set?
Father's day is coming up. Time to let others spend money on my rocket obsession.... I mean.... hobby.
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