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by Chucklz » Mon Aug 30, 2004 12:01 pm
Well, I've been unpacking from my summer, and it seems that someone has nabbed my SoOrd 7 pin tubular pick. Of course I'm rather angry, but the fools left the Peterson Pro 1. I'm wondering if anyone has anything good/bad to say about the HPC pick. Should I bite it and get the HPC, or should I do the SO thing again?
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by Varjeal » Mon Aug 30, 2004 12:16 pm
I use a standard HPC 7 pin tubular with a great deal of success, I just don't get to use it that often. I've found the aluminum nice to work and the tension is applied by a threaded aluminum nut which tends to stay where ever you adjust it. A good tool, but they're rather specific and not really adaptable to other formats.
*insert witty comment here*
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by Chucklz » Mon Aug 30, 2004 12:20 pm
The rumor is that the small bore pick does standard 7 pin as well. Anyone have any experience?
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by mbell » Mon Aug 30, 2004 6:03 pm
I just sold my old SouthOrd non-adjustable pick (naturaly for twice what I bought it for) & I was looking for a new tubular pick.
I heard it worked on normal bore tubulars too. If I knew for certain it worked on them, I'd buy it. The reset feature is just too tempting.
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by CaptHook » Mon Aug 30, 2004 6:17 pm
The Quick Reset works on 7-pin center locks including the small bore size. The TLP-7SB features the Quick Reset button; just push the button and pump the barrel to reset the pick. The Quick Reset has an aluminum handle, stainless steel barrel, spring steel feelers and comes in a genuine leather case with the TKPD-1 decoder.
Straight from the HPC catalog.
Chuck
Did you hear something click? 
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by mbell » Sat Sep 04, 2004 8:24 am
Regarding HPC's quick reset tubular pick:
Just looking for what other's think. Is it it definetly an adjustable pick? I am just assuming that it is but HPC's site dosnt actually mention it is. http://hpcworld.com/lockhpc/p_tlp7sb.htm.
In essence, is the black part which on other picks is used to adjust the tension for this purpose or simply part of the mechanics of the reset action, Maybe I just being too paranoid.
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