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  • Cheap Pirks anyone?

    Anyone know where i could by some cheap pirks? I hear they are doing the business at the minute

  • #2
    With the price of lead currently £1.30 per kilo I think you are gonna struggle to get "cheap" pirks Andy.

    I've got a few moulds but with lead that price it's not worth making them to sell.
    Cheers, Keith.

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    • #3
      try to get some lead and knock yer own up andy ,
      theres no such thing as a cheap pirk !
      jesus ! , ive seen some stupid ones in a mail order catalogue for £15 each!!
      theres loads for £3 and stuff .
      rip off !!!!!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by mickthefish View Post
        ive seen some stupid ones in a mail order catalogue for £15 each!!

        rip off !!!!!
        now that would be very expensive snagged up on a wreck and lost a few
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        • #5
          look at these !



          does anybody buy these ????
          stainless steel ffs !
          what is the point?

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          • #6
            get one inch stainy pipe fill with lead drill holes for treble and eye,flatten both ends ,cheap as chips
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            • #7
              try whitby angling supplies, i bought loads from there in the past about £1.20 for a 12oz quick drop (i think) and it used to be buy 10 get one free. Have not been there this year but they have been the cheapest place i could find them for some time.

              Give sinkermanallan a ring and see if he can help you got 50 off him year before last.
              give a man a fish and feed him for a day - teach the man to fish and feed him for life!!!!

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              • #8
                edited ..................... lmfao
                Last edited by codseeker; 14-06-2007, 09:58 PM.
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                • #9
                  (discrace)that wud be £60 notes from shop .sure allan would be cheaper
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                  • #10
                    Cheers Lads,

                    A couple of me mates were on about gettin some scrap lead from the yards but i had heard contrasting reports on the price of it. Will eventually make my own but for the minute manged to get a couple stainless steel ones for £3 each. Hopefully do the trick. Im off out mid week will let you all know the crack.

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                    • #11
                      Correction- thay are not stainless steel they are just shiny like stainless steel and not mottled like some lead weights. I was going to assemble my own with some trebles and 14oz weights with some split rings but couldn't be arsed. only worked out about 50p cheaper anyhow.

                      thanks again

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                      • #12
                        seaham angling supplies £1.50 each or 4 for a fiver .

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                        • #13
                          We used to cut up old stainless steel chair legs etc scour the inside to key the surface and fill them with concrete when we were flat broke and they did the job fine!!!!!!

                          LG

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                          • #14
                            well said zeb i used to do that to use the concrete cheeper than meleting lead
                            works same to as long as you let them set (my mate didnt and ended up with a hollow tube lmao)

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                            • #15
                              12oz & 16oz plain lead quick drop pirks £1.20 & £1.30 at Frasers Angling.
                              Cheers, Keith.

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