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Note 44.436 MOUNT-L 436 of 517 CUPIDO::STRITAR "Andrej Stritar,IJS,(61)-371-321" 44 lines 29-SEP-1994 07:52
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Subj: Re: screws

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Date: 29-Sep-1994
Posted-date: 29-Sep-1994

>
> > > I also have some Polish made copies of the Russian screws, that my
> > > Polish friend got for me in Poland. He payed about $3 a screw. I
> > > have taking deliberate leader falls on them just to see if they would
> > > hold, which they did. Somehow $3 doesn't inspire much confidence in a
> > > piece of pro, but they haven't let me down yet.
> > >
> > > Willie Hunt
> > A great man/Alpinist once said you value your life only as much as you pay
> > for your pro, But he was rich so Maybe it doesn't really apply
>
> Apparently here in the UK you can get russian titanium friends, and
> there have been warnings around that they break at VERY low forces.
> So be careful out there!
>
One climbing shop in the Denver area has advised that the Russian titanium
screws, if tied off on a shallow placement, have actually collapsed. Apparently the
thin wall and material properties of the titanium make them a bit more
hazardous!

Dan

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