Any HH.357 users?

[Brewer26]

I want to get an atomizer so I can do some dripping. I know some people recommend not picking up such an expensive atty for someone just starting out but I always go the buy once, cry once route as long as it's in my budget. Hell, I'm using a Provari Mini after only a month of vaping. What does that tell you? That being said, which model would you recommend? (long tube/short tube, ohm)

Also, do I need to get a drip guard of some kind? Any recommendations on a good drip tip or are they all pretty much the same?

Thanks

 

[Chikenbok]

Empire drip shield HH357 long barrel is pretty much as close to heaven as you can get. I use a short barrel 357 inside an AMP tank and its... well... perfection.

 

[jazdale]

I went through a lot of attys before going to a rebuildable atty.(RA)
I liked the HH, and hoped to get at least 4 times the use of a standard atty. ($5 vs $20).
It did hit well and it did last longer, but not 4 times.

This is a great alternative - a rebuildable drip atty for the price of a standard atty. It's currently out of stock, though.
http://www.reosmods.com/index.php?p...category_id=32&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=3

 

[Brewer26]

Think I will stick with the .357 first just to get the feel of it and used to dripping before going to the rebuildables. As far as the Empire drip shield, do I need an adaptor for it?

 

[Tommy Aces]

I've been aching to order a couple HH357s, but avid's never got them in stock when I look.

 

[Chikenbok]

I've been aching to order a couple HH357s, but avid's never got them in stock when I look.

If you just order the 'custom' 357's they ship out in about 10 days. Its a long wait period but worth the wait if you ask me. I think they're about 3 dollars more than the standard builds.

 

[Brewer26]

Was going to ask that. What is the difference between the standard and custom model? It's really not explained on the site.

 

[Chikenbok]

One is "pre-made" the other is made to your spec. That's it.

 

[Tommy Aces]

If you just order the 'custom' 357's they ship out in about 10 days. Its a long wait period but worth the wait if you ask me. I think they're about 3 dollars more than the standard builds.

Oh cool. Thanks for the info. I never realized that.

Looks like I'll have a couple new toys in about a week and a half.

 

[Brewer26]

In Busardo's review he also used an extender on his Provari saying it was needed for airflow. Where would I find that?

 

[dc321]

I def plan on picking up a .357. People have been using them for months and they are still going strong. I picked up 2 cheap SmokTech Octopus RBA to try dripping for the first time last week. It's probably one of the easiest to rebuild and you basically have noting to lose at a price under 10 bucks.