Making Do....without End Pins...

[The one 8,503]

Right your end pins could have been 6/8 mm as well but this is Scotland it will soon be the monsoon season and they will go into the ground easy enough

[terryd 8,598]

I prefer the hazel end pins so far or at least until I have a disaster one of these nights.

In the game fair at the weekend they were selling end pins 10 quid for a pair black with square ends. I picked one up and it made a big clank when it tapped the others felt horrible so I will stick with my hazel.

[Guest scramble]

I prefer the hazel end pins so far or at least until I have a disaster one of these nights.

In the game fair at the weekend they were selling end pins 10 quid for a pair black with square ends. I picked one up and it made a big clank when it tapped the others felt horrible so I will stick with my hazel.

10 quid for mild steel painted square pins?? feck that.

[Country Joe 1,411]

I prefer the hazel end pins so far or at least until I have a disaster one of these nights.

In the game fair at the weekend they were selling end pins 10 quid for a pair black with square ends. I picked one up and it made a big clank when it tapped the others felt horrible so I will stick with my hazel.

You can tape the end pins with electrical tape, stops them from clanking, have used the square pins, don't like them.

[albert64 1,882]

on some of my nets if I've not use end pins I use a 12" oak pin

the ones they use when there putting up oak framed buildings

and what I've done on a couple of 25yarders is put a short length of 6mm stainless rod

through the oak pin, about 2" down the peg making a T peg, drill a hole for my running lines

they work a treat

[B.P.R 2,798]

Ive now changed the pegs on this net...to small oak? Pegs that tiercel sent me....

 

Quick to use....and can fit in your back pocket

 

Cheers tiercel.

[foxtails 272]

good pegs there mate lol, better than the pegs i tried lol