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Ultra-hard alloy barrel: Final Answer Epilogue 3104 Final Model 2 This is a limited production run of 7 sets, improved over 5 years by the designer himself while throwing the Final Answer. It offers outstanding flight control. The grip section's taper angle has been adjusted to eliminate any obstructive feel, achieving a balanced specification. The smooth grip enhances the potential of the Final Answer to the fullest. World's first and only ultra-hard alloy Worksworth darts barrel made in Japan. Discontinued Final Answer Epilogue 3104 Darts barrel: Discontinued Final Answer Released in 2009, originally priced at 25,000 yen. Improved from the original with a maximum diameter of 6.5mm, a total length of 43mm, and a weight of 14.5g. Currently, Worksworth has stopped manufacturing these barrels, making them a rare and hard-to-find item. This is a rare opportunity to experience an ultra-hard barrel. Darts The gold particles are fine and hard, and the surface has been finished with a lapping process (mirror finish), providing the best in stable release. It flies beautifully and penetrates firmly. The extended flight is only possible with an ultra-hard alloy darts barrel. This is a very interesting item. It flies with minimal effort, making for a satisfying feel when throwing. Although the barrel itself is light, the hard metal has finer particles than heavy metal, providing a sharpness of flight that can only be felt with hard metal. Those who have experienced ultra-hard alloy barrels will be surprised the first time. The good flight that extends steadily when you can trace the line without tensing up is interesting. It's similar to how a well-packed ball of sand flies further. The mainstream material for commercially available products is tungsten alloy, but items like 95% and 80% are made of heavy metal tungsten alloy, which is processed by cutting after the material has been sintered. The cutting edge used during that process is hard metal. This barrel is made of that hard metal. The processing is very time-consuming. It's a metal that other companies often cannot process. Mass production by cutting like current heavy metal products is not possible. The world's only ultra-hard alloy barrel. The metal hardness is nearly three times harder than heavy metal, so the cuts wear down slowly and can be used for a considerable amount of time. These are secondary/tertiary market items stored by an amateur, so please refrain from bidding if you are concerned about minor details or are looking for a perfect, mint condition item. Please refer to the images and refrain from making claims.
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