I want to buy the 6lb line. Do I choose 14/6lb? (I don't know what the 14 refers to.)
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The rated breaking strength of the line is the first number. The second number indicates the equivalent diameter of monofilament line. Six pound Fireline is rated to break at six pounds, and has the same diameter as 2lb monofilament. If you want 6lb Fireline, use the first number.I want 10lb test; I purchase the 10/4 knowing that it's ten pound Fireline that's as thick as 4lb monofilament...
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If you want line that actually breaks at around 6lb, you'll want the 2lb Fireline (this is thinner than the thinnest monofilament made). 4lb/1lb Fireline can hold 12lb. 14/6 Fireline is said to be 14 pound line, but it actually breaks at 30-40 pounds. I have personally tested 10/4lb Fireline to 24lb. Braided line manufacturers are terrible at disclosing the real properties of their products. If you google Paulus braid tests you can see a table of actual breaking strengths as measured by a 3rd party engineer/fisherman.
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Berkeley states that FireLine is 3 times stronger,than regular monofilament.So,they are saying that for the same thickness of a 6 lb conventional monofilament line,FireLine has the strength of 14 lbs.So,you could choose the 2 lb fireline and,if they're correct,it would have the strength of conventional 6 lb monofilament.
226863
Kraft says 14 Oz for approx 1.5 pounds. Do the math: 16/14= About 1.4. 1.4 x 5
1457018
I have several of these reels and use them for most of my fishing needs...I would use either the 8 or 10 pound reel...Not much difference on the reel-They are a tough breed.....Good fishing..
2254045
16 gauge will work...if you have a problem you may want to go up to 14 gauge
167699
It depends on the weight of the fish you are trying to catch. Lbs refers to the breaking strength of the line. A line rated 6 lbs should not break untill 6 pounds of pressure on the line. So a line rated 20 lbs should not break untill 20 pounds of pressure. The knot used reduces the strength of the line. Certain knots are stronger than others. Using 6 lbs test line, you can catch bigger fish than 6 pounds. You set the drag on your reel so when the drag is set, you can still pull line out without breaking the line. A big fish will get worn out pulling on your drag, and the rod will help you tire out the fish. The world record for Black Marlin on 6 lbs test line is 735 lbs 3 oz. So, there is no clearcut answer. If you are going to catch fish 5 to 20 lbls, then 5 to 10 lb test would be good.
2109833
Ummm. Check the "more information" tab. It's all on there. And it AIN'T 8 lbs, 6 oz! Yikes!Try .9 lbs and it'll fit in my closed fist. :)
194574
the length of the line...check the ad and it will tell you the length for each size. it also suggests which length for weight of your dog.
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You want to get any 6mm bbs which weigh more than 0.2g. Anything less will result in possible jams and less accuracy.I'd recommend 0.25g or 0.28g at the most for this airsoft. You exchange a bit of range, for far more accuracy.
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No, you need a larger size. 14/16 would be for waist of 40 to 42 inches I think. I bought 18. I would say 20 or 22? You do have some stretch though, so you could buy small. Edited to add: the vendor is very friendly. You should email them directly and ask.
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Mine is a 14 oz, not the 22. I have another one that is a 22, so I can say that with confidence.
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14 ga. is actually larger than 18 ga. It's an inverse sizing system, where the smaller the number is, the larger the wire actually is. So when they say "minimum or 14 gauge" they mean...14, 12, 10, 8, etc. Always follow these recommendations, but don't listen to advise from people who think you something to gain by using ultra-thick wire like 4 gauge. This is just taking things to a ridiculous extreme, where you are just wasting money on something that will make zero difference.
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Yes - but depends on the option you choose. Currently you have the choice of number of bags: 2,3,4,5,6,8,12. They are one-pound bags each, so selecting 2 bags would mean 2x 1lb = 2lbs. Selecting 12 bags would mean 12x 1lb = 12lbs. Make sure you select the appropriate amount that you want to buy.
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I was wanting 2 12lb dumbells as well. Not available when I ordered my 15lb. Really like the 15s. Well made. Highly recommend the product. 12s aren't easy to find but I did luck out @ Target. Found 2 12lb weights and they are well made.
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Might be a tad more than 14 lbs......my 36" weighs 17+ lbs....taking away just 6" and one socket, probably more like 15ish, just my guess. Since you get an extra socket with the 36", if you could accomodate that width, I'd go for the 36".
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I believe the question is asking which product are we actually purchasing because the title advertises OVER 9lbs but the description states 5-9lbs. The accompanying picture displays both products but there is no option to choose. Page is misleading and customers cannot be sure what they are buying!
71425
I may have it in next week. Check back then. I will at least have the 6lb 125yd spools
1230604
I also find it odd they do not state the gauge. Might as well go with 33g, the smallest available.