Bull Whip

Posted by D.Borton from pm332-10.dialip.mich.net on September 09, 1998 at 19:55:27:

In Reply to: Re: Bull Whip prices posted by Dale Dassel on September 08, 1998 at 20:35:32:

: Well, the signal whip is pretty slick. It's composed of a
: shot bag extending 3/4 of the length of the whip (I have the 4 ft.
: model), which makes it heavy. The overlay looks exactly like that
: of the bullwhip, and it tapers down to some incredibly fine-braided
: thinner strands at the point, where the er is braided into
: the whip. It has a nice little knob, like the bullwhip, and is
: complete with a wrist loop. I have found it to be incredibly accurate
: for close-range target hitting, and it s nicely too, though
: with some difficulty until broken in. It's cool, but looking back
: on it, I could have done without it. I mean, $85 gone. Oh well,
: I'll just be glad that I have another DM whip. I'd like to buy the
: 6 foot black snake someday. What model of Morgan bullwhip do you
: own again? I sort of forgot (Please forgive me!!!).

: -Dale

From the photos I have seen of their signal whips, they do look nice. I am glad to hear they are also functional as well. You know I have never been a big fan of the snake whips but I have to admit, I kind of like that one David Morgan makes.
I use the 455 series Indy whip that he makes, However I also use their Australian bullwhip.

Dan

Follow Ups:

Re: Bull Whip Dale Dassel 13:06:10 9/10/98 (8)
- Re: Bull Whip D.Borton 20:07:01 9/10/98 (7)
  - Re: Bull Whip Dale Dassel 11:42:10 9/11/98 (6)
    - Re: Bull Whip D.Borton 23:30:47 9/11/98 (5)
      - Re: Bull Whip Dale Dassel 10:04:42 9/14/98 (4)
        
        Re: Bull Whip D.Borton 22:20:44 9/14/98 (3)
        
        Re: Bull Whip Dale Dassel 00:05:15 9/15/98 (2)
        
        Re: Bull Whip D.Borton 23:26:52 9/15/98 (1)
        
        Re: Bull Whip Michaelson 09:57:19 9/18/98 (0)

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: :         Well, the signal whip is pretty slick. It's composed of a
: :    shot bag extending 3/4 of the length of the whip (I have the 4 ft.
: :    model), which makes it heavy. The overlay looks exactly like that
: :    of the bullwhip, and it tapers down to some incredibly fine-braided
: :    thinner strands at the point, where the      er is braided into
: :    the whip. It has a nice little knob, like the bullwhip, and is
: :    complete with a wrist loop. I have found it to be incredibly accurate
: :    for close-range target hitting, and it      s nicely too, though
: :    with some difficulty until broken in. It's cool, but looking back
: :    on it, I could have done without it. I mean, $85 gone. Oh well,
: :    I'll just be glad that I have another DM whip. I'd like to buy the
: :    6 foot black snake someday. What model of Morgan bullwhip do you
: :    own again? I sort of forgot (Please forgive me!!!).

: :                                                 -Dale

: 
: From the photos I have seen of their signal whips, they do look nice. I am glad to hear they are also functional as well. You know I have never been a big fan of the snake whips but I have to admit, I kind of like that one David Morgan makes. 
: I use the 455 series Indy whip that he makes, However I also use their Australian bullwhip.

: Dan

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