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I'll take the Pro-V's. PM sent. Thanks.

These are the very hard to find V1 J-Spec Raptures in very good condition. These are the reduced offset Raptures--they've got the face progression of the S-58's with the forgiveness of a real cavity. They've been played maybe 30 rounds and very little range time. New Decade grips in great shape. These have all of the benefits of super game improvement with the look of a real player's club. Easy to hit all the shots--draws, fades, knockdowns with a lot of confidence. Great out of the rough. I've got to get $750 for these shipped CONUS and if you've looked at these on the sites or on Ebay you know that's a good price. PM any questions or if you need any other pictures (which will be posted very quickly).

Got a set of these with Studio 84 shafts and love 'em. Looking for matching wedges and would prefer not having to get them new. Let me know if you've got anything--I know it's a longshot.

Miura 202 CB's in great shape. Let me know if interested--great price.

Suffering from bad back and need Raptures to get ball airborne. Can't stand to look at the US version, so I thought the J Spec with less offset and a thinner flange might be suitable. Please let me know what you've got and an idea about price. Thanks, Gerald

Although they likely don't count as JDM product, the Scratch SB-1 blades (forged in Japan) are by far the best looking, easiest to hit that I've ever had the pleasure to play. Incredibly well matched with the KB Tour shafts.

Perfect world, a good set (don't need mint) with soft shafts (around 5.0 PX Rifle is my best fit). But, I'll look at anything cause it's the heads I'm really after. Thanks, G

Amazingly, when I played the Gold's CB's, I was peeling balls with clubs all the way through the 5 iron. Clearly Master Sasaya has a contract with ball manufacturers!

Amazingly, when I played the Gold's CB's, I was peeling balls with clubs all the way through the 5 iron. Clearly Master Sasaya has a contract with ball manufacturers!

Appears that all of TourSpec's Geotech supply is listed on Ebay. If you're looking for Geotech product, try there.

Ah, beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder, grasshopper. I think the 202 short irons are as pure looking as it gets, and for those that know me, there aren't many I haven't tried. And the feel.......

No "click" to the Golds. Like driving a nail into a solid piece of hardwood. Hit the nail on the head and the feeling is incredible. Same with the Golds. Never liked the Titleist feel and this couldn't be more different.

Heresy, but I like the look of the NT a bit more, particularly at address.

Have a set of these shafts in Gold's Factory CB's. The shafts feel just a touch lighter than NS 1150's, but don't have the "weakness" of the NS 1050's--sounds weird, but it's a stouter shaft than the 1050's but about the same weight. A good shaft best as I can tell. Tip soft, good feel, but very workable. Tight step pattern, nice graphics. If you like NS Pros you'd like these.

I've got the Gold's CB's but have never hit a Honma club, so can't offer any comparison. The Gold's CB's are exactly what you'd expect I think: solid looking and feeling, capable of doing whatever you're capable of doing with your swing. High, low, left, right, the club will do it all. I don't like the look of the 3 and 4 iron (sole too wide and a bit too much offset to help get the ball airborne) all of which enable you to see the cavity at address (unacceptable to me), but the 5-pw look great and perform as well. Very different feel from a Miura (I've got the 202's and 1006CB's). Not the same buttery solid but more a "hammer" solid when striking the ball. Every bit as satisfying, but different. The Gold's are worth having just to look at. Beautiful. Get a set if you can and enjoy them.