F-67-X Shortage?

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BigRiJoe

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I notice that no one is carrying the F-67-X Econoline motor.....any reason for that?
 
Dunno maybe get a 29/40-120 casing?

I bought a RMS24/40 for my 24mm rockets and a 38/240 casing for H loads in HPR. Couldn’t be happier with the amount of reloads both casings have. When you buy common motor cases there isn’t a shortage issue.
 
651E48F0-81B6-4438-A37E-ED13FCDD3224.jpeg I know casings are expensive. The advantage is if they discontinue or out of stock a reload there are other reloads to chose from. Get a casing and go fly.
 
I believe that the F67 is on the back-burner due to other priorities. I have heard that this is possibly the "go to" motor for this year's TARC, so it will hopefully be back in stock soon as the TARC year begins today. I have four F67-6 motors that I bought when they first came out.
I do also agree about flying reloads. I need to get some of the new 24/60 reloads.
Chas
 
Awesome motor. I was just looking to order more of them too. I hope they come back soon.
 
As Gary mentioned elsewhere and from what I confirmed with AeroTech's GM recently, the F67 casings were out of stock for a while but they're back now so F67-X's should be hitting the shelves soon.
 

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