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  1. 2nd April 11, 11:36 PM #1
    Duke of Delrio
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    By all means, go with the 16 oz. I have never regretted going heavy, but I have regretted going lighter . . . depending upon the mill.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duke of Delrio View Post
    By all means, go with the 16 oz. I have never regretted going heavy, but I have regretted going lighter . . . depending upon the mill.
    What he said!
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    I would also recommend the 16oz for you.
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