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Originally Posted by jsimon7777
I think we really need to think about the use of various drive shafts as weapons. The aluminum is clearly superior to the two-piece stock design. It's hard to swing such a heavy hunk of metal when part of it is flopping around. Not only is the aluminum lighter, it's one-piece design avoids the whole flopping thing. However, the AL shaft is also 3" in diameter. That's pretty hard to wield. I speak from experience. The carbon fiber shafts are a bit thinner, at 2.75" in diameter, one-piece, and lighter than stock, making them the superior bludgeon.
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Yeah, says a lot coming from an armchair driveshaft warrior. The two-piece is not only capable of storing
much more kinetic energy, it's capable of delivering it to targets
around corners. Try
THAT with an aluminum driveshaft. What good is a crumpled up pretzel?