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The title says it all I think, but I would like to purchase the BB Master, which I understand falls between the CoC 2 and 3, over in the UK.

Tom  

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Hi Tom-

I correspond with someone in the UK who just ordered a Master.  I'll ask him how he went about it and post back here.

BC.

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Hi Tom-

Not so good news for you.  This is a copy of his reply:

"Hi Brian,

Still waiting mate i'm afraid, i phoned them for details a week last Saturday, the person i spoke to took my credit card details address etc and said it would reach me in a few days.

Anyway a week past and no sign , so i e-mailed them and they said oops we'll send it today.Same thing, a few days ,but i'm still waiting.

I'm not really sure of the cost as he was a bit vague, around 1.5$ to the £ and he didn't know shipping costs at that time.

All in all mate i shall not be dealing with them again, poor pr if you ask me.

Hope i've helped in some small way"

He had a tough time getting through to them initially (not returning calls or eMails) and it appears that he's not out of the woods yet.

Anyway, good or bad, that's all I have for you.  Sorry.  Call 'em up or eMail them if you wish and see how it goes.  It is a good product once you get it.

BC.

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Hi Tom-

Just got a message from my UK buddy today and he found out that his Master was shipped on 12 June.  There's hope yet :)

BC.

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Hey Tom-

My buddy got his BB Master yesterday and loves it.  Thought I'd let you know.  It was £27 in English money (ร.99 + 17.95 shipping in US dollars), which is the same price he paid for his COC's.

BC.

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Thanks bseedot, ask him if he wants to sell it will you   :biggrin:

I will look into this myself, Thanks for your efforts.

Tom

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BC.

just taken tom blacks advice and started to shorten the handles on my number 2. This really makes a difference and it must be close to the BB master.

Tom

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Hi Tom-

Yeah, that's a great way to do it and Tom's having great success with it.  I'd do it too if I had the equipment.  Let us know how it works for you.

BC.

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Guest simon lodge

Hi

  Tom

Can you tell me if you found where you can bye the BB MARSTER or have you an email address i can wright to or a web page i can look up so i might be able older it.

simon

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Guest simon lodge

Hi strongman

Thanks for that

Is the BB master inbetween # 2 and # 3 coc in strength as i want something inbetween them to help me get closer to # 3

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simon, your welcome!

The amount of strength needed to close a typical BeefBuilder (BB) Master is probably more than that needed for a COC #2 and less than that needed for a COC #3.  My BB Master is rated at 330 in-lbs. This is more than my COC # 2 (rated at 303 in-lbs.) but less than my COC # 3 (rated at 429 in-lbs.). For me and my grippers, this means my BB Master is more like a COC # 2.2 rather than a COC # 2.5!

I recommend that you buy the BB Master, season it (by fully closing it 50-100 times) and then send PDA your seasoned COC #2, BB Master, and COC #3 for calibration. This way, you know exactly what it takes to close your grippers.

Train smart!

Strongman

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Guest simon lodge

hi

  strongman

Why is it that the BB master is harder to close than the coc # 2, as they look and  rate the same  195   in being able to close them, im also confused with how it workes with your coc #2 is rated at 303 in- Ibs as im not to shore what this stands for forgive me as im fairly new at this grip training.

i would be gratefull for your advice.

simon

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The rating of 195 is meaningless! This is because even with the same kind of gripper (i.e. COC #3), the strength needed to close different COC # 3's might vary greatly!  Check out Wanagrip's GripBoard post titled Gripper Calibration Results Summary by clicking on this URL: http://www.grippage.com/cgibin....pic=716 for more info.

Strongman

(Edited by Strongman at 12:30 pm on Aug. 13, 2001)

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Guest simon lodge

strongman

I had a look at what you was saying, im still a little confused with what  ( in-lbs ) means, with your results on there is the right hand side figures are they showing what it takes to close your grippers in pounds, sorry to be a pain but im trying to make it clear for me to understand im going to older the BB MASTER and just send that and my # 3 to be verify as i dont want to stop using the grippers.

simon  

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