are these: ball point, universal, or sharp?
191087
I think these are sharps. I has the number of 80/12 on the package. I use them on a Brother Sewing Machine.
1386135
I would go with Staedtler. I've have tried everything on the market, and Staedtler is the best. The tips hold up very well, and there is no bleeding on any of the papers I use. I just love them.
722126
Yep, just make sure you get the U-Series ball because it doesn't have the shiny finish on it. These balls are easier to break in (still 6 to 9 months of heavy use).
2081251
That depends on your preference. I like the ball cap which give you the full MultiCam throughout the cap. Love this cap. Rothco make a nice cap.
1303524
I have the WP 450 portable model, and I could not find these tips anywhere but Amazon. I ordered them, as I was desperate, and luckily they fit my model. I would inquire at WP customer service if you aren't sure. My thinking is they are universal. You are the second customer I have written re: this dilemma. It sounds as though WP needs to clarify if these are universal tips. Customers should not have so much difficulty getting replacement tips. Hope this helps.
919736
I own the zdp and wish I bought the vg10. It is very hard to get sharp unless you have a diamond and lots of skill and patience. I don't think you'll miss anything by purchasing the vg10.
1697553
Yes. But this is made for a universal ball. You just need the smaller pin it sounds like.
1413741
Unfortunately these have a fixed metal target tip and are not interchangeable with other tips such as a broadhead. Hope this helps.
416384
Yes, but be careful. What you get will depend on where or whom you order these from. When Monster first made Supertips, the gel tips were distincty round/spherical. Later these were discontinued and replaced with tips that were smaller and a completely different shape (Monster called them tapered). Old tips = round. New tips = tapered. The consensus seems to be that it's much harder (impossible in my case) to achieve any kind of seal with the new tips. The picture here on Amazon's website shows the old tips, but if you order from Amazon directly, you'll receive the new tips :-( There are two companies I'm aware of that still have a stock of the better, old-generation tips. Buywireless are selling through Amazon. However, they seem to have stored their tips at high temperatures and when you do that with the gel tips, the gel tends to seep out and the tips end up looking like little deflated soccer balls. Your best option is to look online for a company called Sonic Electronix. They still sell good quality old (large-size) tips.
883833
With the ball itself, all it takes is patience and skill. Luck doesn't hurt, if you're working with an oddly-shaped item. Personally, I'd use the smaller one, the 'mini'.
744835
I have found that most of the tips are generically compatible. You may want to look at drugstore.com also
1571003
I have had no problem with a ball point pen. Make sure you have the paper oriented correctly.
1516310
You should get the BHL-3, it's the perfect size for 200mm and up. This ball head it's just amazing!
2191973
The best pellets depend on what you wish to shoot at. A hollow point type is for maximum damage,pointed can be used for varmints(small game only), flat head tips for general target practice. The gamin shoots hard enough to easily pierce a tin can both sides at 30 feet. Can still do damage even farther out.
17254
I'm using ReliOn 33g ultra-thin lancets. The stick isn't bad and the price point is good.
469442
The tips are steel. They are standard target (called field tip) arrows available on here or local stores that carry sporting goods.
204429
You have to order tips expressly FOR these as they areNot a universal diameter to other tips . Some are to small.