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Thanks heisnberg, I dont know how to post pics lol. I would buy it for sure, it will be on flawless site starting tommorow from what I UNDERSTAND but I could be sooo wrong. I have a feeling its going to be more in line with the Tugboat price then the Production but who knows. Short attie trend continues haha.
 
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Thanks heisnberg, I dont know how to post pics lol. I would buy it for sure, it will be on flawless site starting tommorow from what I UNDERSTAND but I could be sooo wrong. I have a feeling its going to be more in line with the Tugboat price then the Production but who knows. Short attie trend continues haha.
No problem man, and your right about the release that's what I read too. Can I hear why you didn't like the hobo though cause I didn't either, glad I saved the money even though I would take one I don't think I'd buy one.

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To me, out of the short atties I have tried which is all of them pretty much, The Stumpy blows them out of the watter. I disliked the quick disconect tech and the airflow slits I dont like on such a short attie. I also felt the flavor was lacking. The Stumpy has the best flavor out of any short attie I have used, quality is unreal, ease of build, everything fits JUST RIGHT and did I say FLAVOR lol. I know you dont want to but I think Heisnberg your search will come to a long halt if you grab a Stumpy.
 

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To me, out of the short atties I have tried which is all of them pretty much, The Stumpy blows them out of the watter. I disliked the quick disconect tech and the airflow slits I dont like on such a short attie. I also felt the flavor was lacking. The Stumpy has the best flavor out of any short attie I have used, quality is unreal, ease of build, everything fits JUST RIGHT and did I say FLAVOR lol. I know you dont want to but I think Heisnberg your search will come to a long halt if you grab a Stumpy.
Yeah you may be right Lol. I just don't have the money as of right now, unfortunately. I also didn't like that quick disconnect feature myself, although I didn't build it I played with it for a while and vaped it and wasn't impressed really. But that's me. Next time around I think I'll look at that stumpy.

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Found it on instagram, "dingy" is actually a misspelling supposed to be dinghy so if you order early enough you might get a collectors item lol Supposed to be up on the website tonight for 65 bucks, I think i'm in lol

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yeah, think I'm going to try a stumpy too. I did tighten up the oring on the derringer with a bit of thread behind the oring and it's snug now but still seems to be easier to pop off because it's so shallow, the oring is only like a mm or 2 above the bottom of the deck so even a little movement and it just pops off, then the inner afc ring thing always pops off too, I really hate the derringer, would trade it for almost anything else at this point if anyone wants it, so I was very leary about trying the stumpy but seeing it has 2 orings I'm thinking it should be better and now with you guys endorsements I'm going to go for it.

ideally I love screw on caps the best. someone should make a tiny shallow thing like these but with a screw on cap and top air flow... the chalice III hits almost all the marks for me, only the airflow is a bit tight. I still like my modded chalice II the best out of everything, center Z coil and airflow from both sides, I drilled the other side open and made an afc ring for it, just like the stumpy in a lot of ways but even smaller... I think a combination of the stumpy and the C II would make an ideal atty, meet somewhere in the middle at say 18mm, screw on cap, center coil with dual airflow... hmmm, something similar to a nuppin but with screw on cap and dual posts.

been running my nuppins with a center coil and dual air and it's awesome, lately I only want to do single center coils on everything, I'm even converting a few other atties to dual post center coil setups too, converting a Quazar, an astro and an Origen v2 to dual posts....

ok, stupidest question of the thread, how many atties does one man really need? I know you guys are the wrong ones to ask here :lol:
 
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Found it on instagram, "dingy" is actually a misspelling supposed to be dinghy so if you order early enough you might get a collectors item lol Supposed to be up on the website tonight for 65 bucks, I think i'm in lol

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Oh my god at first I thought it was a 2 post hahaha! I looked too fast and got really excited. Still nice find though. Its as much as my snubnose was And I woulda rather had this truth be told.

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Oh my god at first I thought it was a 2 post hahaha! I looked too fast and got really excited. Still nice find though. Its as much as my snubnose was And I woulda rather had this truth be told.

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LMAO I did the same thing.. that would have been awesome especially for something with such a small chamber.
 
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ideally I love screw on caps the best. someone should make a tiny shallow thing like these but with a screw on cap and top air flow...

OMG I thought I was losing my mind, the aeolus v2 is pretty close to this, reverse threaded cap so it comes off easily unscrewing it, no cap spinning on orings I think it's the best thing since sliced bread but everyone else seems to hate it. I just don't get it lol
 
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yeah, I kinda get why they did reverse threads there but I agree it might have been fine with standard threading too. with reverse threads guys will complain it comes apart unintentionally where if it was normal threading it would be opposite, I could see some having problems of a stuck cap and no way to grab the base to unscrew it, at least reverse threaded you can always screw it on a mod to take the cap off no matter how tight it is... def want one of these :)
 
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the whole base IS just a lip :) really if a cap got stuck with standard threading you'd be kinda screwed, only thing to hold would be the 510 threading... guess they could have made 2 shallow slots underneath and then given a tool to grab it but really I see the sense in the reverse threading
 
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