American Tackle straight tapered split-grip fighting butt, cork and rubberized cork, 2.2"
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American Tackle Straight Tapered Cork Split-Grip Fighting Butts

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Sale price$4.69 USD
SKU: SGFBCC-1
UPC: 099253145699
Color: Cork & Rubberized Cork
Size: 2.2"
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American Tackle Straight Tapered Cork Split-Grip Fighting Butts

Product Details

These straight tapered cork fighting butts feature durable composite trim and a flat end for a clean, professional finish. Designed for split-grip handle assemblies, they’re available in two lengths to suit various rod builds.

Features:

  • Straight tapered cork construction with composite trim
  • Flat end design for a sleek, finished look
  • Built for split-grip handle assemblies
  • Available in two lengths for custom rod applications

Specifications

Model End Cap Length ID OD 1 OD 2
SGFBCC-1 Composite 2.20" 0.300" 0.870" 1.250"
SGFBCC-2 Composite 2.50" 0.300" 0.900" 1.250"

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CA Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Paul Mitten
Cork butt

Was as described easy to install

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Lee Miller (New Philadelphia, OH, US)
I'm an idiot but...

For whatever reason, I didn't realize the butt cap would already be glued to the grip. I'm not real sure why they would even sell it this way, as it will now have to go on from the rear and be arbored up, but even bigger pain, I cannot ream the thing out past the first size that fits. I will have to drill the handle before able to ream to an oversize just to install.

Like I said, my fault for assuming this wasn't already glued together, but why would it be sold that way?

The cork looks nice.

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