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These blades make my Miuras feel like Epons. The primary feel is sledgehammer solid, but the secondary sensation is the Japanese 1025 softness that we know and love. A very unique iron. For the blade enthusiast, this is a must own!

Grind Studio raw wedge heads. 52* (291g) and 58* (296g). Plenty of groove life. $85 shipped and insured CONUS.

I'm looking for a 60s or 70s 2016 Basileus AAA driver shaft. Untipped.

I'm looking for either the Modart or A Grind in 22*.

Thank you for the offer but I’ve found what I’m looking for.

I'm looking for drivers. With or without shafts but preferably without. In terms of loft, 9.5-11* with a square to open face. I'm not interested in closed faces. 300cc to 460cc. USGA conforming. To be honest, I don't know much about JDM heads so I'm going to take my time and review offers and research them as I'm likely going to buy multiple heads.

I'm looking for a set of P2. Please let me know if you have a set available.

I'm looking for small, ~350-400cc diver heads. Any recommendations?

I'm now asking $175 shipped.

I saw the 105 in person once and my initial impression was that it is one of the best looking metal woods I've ever seen. It has elements of a persimmon driver that you don't see anymore. Your photo hints at this, but it is much better looking in person.

$175 shipped.

Now asking $200 shipped CONUS.

The N1-MB have both less offset, a thinner topline, and a longer blade length than most blades. The feel is more of a crisp click than a soft butteriness. They also launch a bit higher than other blades and have less harsh feedback. The reduction in vibration associated with mis**ts is notable.

Price drops: $250 for the Ryoma driver $225 for the Grind Studio wedges

TSG: Do you know the blade length (heel-side edge of the grooves to the point furthest out on the toe--usually this is the last full length groove that's closest to the topline)?