i was going to get this or the grosse messer when i get the money which one is better?
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Since both have a "saber" shape to them it would depend on how you fight. This suits me with the forward balance giving it more of a "hammer" feel. A grosse messer does the same but can also be wielded two handed since most examples are hand and half that I have seen. To acquire a grosse messer at the cost of this I would say that the quality would be lesser. Cold Steel did a good job of the steel with this one. I, however, would wait until they start using the new steel that they are coming out with and see if they use it with this. Currently this is made outside the US which is unfortunate but is also the reason for the lesser cost. Good fortune on either purchase.
469537
Well, if you think that might actually end up in a sword fight, then your probably gonna want the cutlass. If you want to hang it up so it looks cool, then it's totally about taste.
469538
Since both have a "saber" shape to them it would depend on how you fight. This suits me with the forward balance giving it more of a "hammer" feel. A grosse messer does the same but can also be wielded two handed since most examples are hand and half that I have seen. To acquire a grosse messer at the cost of this I would say that the quality would be lesser. Cold Steel did a good job of the steel with this one. I, however, would wait until they start using the new steel that they are coming out with and see if they use it with this. Currently this is made outside the US which is unfortunate but is also the reason for the lesser cost. Good fortune on either purchase. Since both have a "saber" shape to them it would depend on how you fight. This suits me with the forward balance giving it more of a "hammer" feel. A grosse messer does the same but can also be wielded two handed since most examples are hand and half that I have seen. To acquire a grosse messer at the cost of this I would say that the quality would be lesser. Cold Steel did a good job of the steel with this one. I, however, would wait until they start using the new steel that they are coming out with and see if they use it with this. Currently this is made outside the US... » Read More Since both have a "saber" shape to them it would depend on how you fight. This suits me with the forward balance giving it more of a "hammer" feel. A grosse messer does the same but can also be wielded two handed since most examples are hand and half that I have seen. To acquire a grosse messer at the cost of this I would say that the quality would be lesser. Cold Steel did a good job of the steel with this one. I, however, would wait until they start using the new steel that they are coming out with and see if they use it with this. Currently this is made outside the US which is unfortunate but is also the reason for the lesser cost. Good fortune on either purchase. « Show Less
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I don't have the gold, but I've researched it and they both seem like top-flight machines. My Pro is fantastic and I have a blast with it. It boils down to what you're looking for and how detailed a machine you want. The Pro is very detail oriented. The Gold, from what I've seen of people using it, is a very focused, get in and go machine. Not the answer you were hoping for, I'm sure, but it's the best I've got. This is a great hobby and however you may start you will find the right machine for your needs over time.
495063
I am not familure with the grossman. i bought this unit for my daughter an she loves it.
426864
Yes, it is. You can't go wrong with either unit, but if money's no issue, the Top Deluxe is the unit of choice. Enjoy.
364838
"Better" would be an opinion. If you put or have rounds in strips the strip reloader is faster. If they are not in strips they are about the same speed, this one(speed loader) may be faster. This speed loader is a better unloader tho for sure.
1846855
I had the Haier model for about six months before it stopped working for me. I replaced it with the Danby and have been using it for about a year. It handles a larger load, and the agitator does a much better job of cleaning than the pulse action on the Haier.
495062
I never had a Grossman. But we love this unit. It gets used just about daily and has been awesome for my famliy.
2199526
I am very pleased with the DC59 compared to the Animal. I think the suction is much better and it is seems to pick up more stuff/bigger crumbs than the animal.
363443
Depends on what "best" means to you. When you compare the features, accuracy, and price that meets your needs then you have your "best". I selected the original Fluke 87 over 25 years ago because it offered me everything I needed for a reasonable price and I expected it to last at least 5-10 years. Selecting the newer Fluke 87-5 when my old one died didn't take much thought. For my varied uses, electronics, electrician work, automotive, etc. there were many DMMs that would do the job, some cheaper, less accuracy, not as durable construction, or have other features. I stuck with what I knew worked and kept working. If you are just checking caps, there's a lot of less expensive choices and ones that will test larger value caps. If you think you'll be getting more into electronics then a Fluke is a wise long term investment.
296779
I think you are making a wise choice. This is a good machine and replaced my 1st ProForm, which I used 8 years and it was a cheap model..$599. It still works too but is noisy. They make a great machine.
2161303
They both perform well. I have both in an Eheim and they seem to do the job just fine.
1895099
I'd suggest you buy the one with coins already. It might be more expensive but saves time.
495065
I have done my research on all these nasal wash products and the folks at Health Solutions are the real deal. They are ex Water Pik folks that know a thing or two about how to develop superior quality irrigators. They developed the Grossan unit with Dr. Grossan almost 15 years ago so that design is quite old. The Sinupulse is a newer product with more features like a larger water tank, pressure control on handle, better durability, and can rinse or spray. Hands down the best irrigator available on the market...IMHO
882843
I canyt compare the two as I only have the steam and sweep. It worked great until my wife broke it. The main thing is to make sure that you dont use hard water. The sediment collects in the steamer and clogs it up and if you are not smart enough to realize this you will burn up your steamer running it clogged.
1152806
BRAUN. Buy the most expensive one you can afford. It is definitely worth every penny!
653715
I think the cost is associated with a bit more than the "pet brush" attachment. i.e. larger bag, adjustable motorized brush - I'm happy with mine - the last miele (red star)- lasted 18 years and I still use it for rougher projects.The one issue I have with the new S8380 - is the weight of the wand/brush/hose - also, buy the Filtrete bags - they're much cheaper and in my opinion superior.
1169173
The Miele is probably THE finest vacuum I have ever owned (I'm 63). It comes with the powered rug attachment which does everything you need, and it has a great brush for bare floors. The entry cost is very high, but it is quality through and through. Hope this helps in your decision