Update Needed: Six Shooter Pre-tuned Release

The new Outlaw with softer sheet is out, the freight is in, boxes being unpacked. The new Sixshooter is also out and available with Tom.

Ordered mine! Can't wait =�

Just talked to ThaiLe at the club today. He told me that he was not quite impressed with Six Shooter Pre-tuned. He told me not to buy it. He may have the used one up for sell soon

I finally got to hit w/ Six Shooter pre-tuned today(once at school and once at the club) and, to say the least, I am extremely happy with it. I have it in red 1.8mm no weight because I don't have a scale. It should be noted that I am an amateur w/ no rating but I think I would be rated at least 1000 comparing myself against the rated players I've played.

The pre-tuned still has the same properties of the regular six shooter that we all love (or hate). Flat hitting, driving, and smashing w/ the pre-tuned has just as much control but all shots were faster than w/ the regular. I also feel that I can generate a little more spin on my serves and brush loops than w/ the regular. Blocking again is very controlled too, but this might be due to the fact that I'm using it w/ a 1.8sponge though.

Personally for me I prefer Six Shooter pre-tuned to Outlaw, just because of the amount of control I get w/ the 6Shooter. Outlaw for me was unwieldy, too fast and not enough control. 6shooter is definitely not as fast as outlaw, but its speed is comparable to a regular 6shooter that has been speed glued (not saying it plays like a glued 6shooter, just the speed is close)

Lastly I wanted to say that 6shooter pretuned feels dead all around when you first start hitting with it. But after a few hours of breaking it in, it absolutely starts to sing. I think that w/ 6shooter pretuned my EJing days are over, I love it.

@dauntless: Unfortunately I've never played w/ Mark V so I'm unable able to compare the two.

soggyNoodles wrote: I finally got to hit w/ Six Shooter pre-tuned today(once at school and once at the club) and, to say the least, I am extremely happy with it. I have it in red 1.8mm no weight because I don't have a scale. It should be noted that I am an amateur w/ no rating but I think I would be rated at least 1000 comparing myself against the rated players I've played. The pre-tuned still has the same properties of the regular six shooter that we all love (or hate). Flat hitting, driving, and smashing w/ the pre-tuned has just as much control but all shots were faster than w/ the regular. I also feel that I can generate a little more spin on my serves and brush loops than w/ the regular. Blocking again is very controlled too, but this might be due to the fact that I'm using it w/ a 1.8sponge though. Personally for me I prefer Six Shooter pre-tuned to Outlaw, just because of the amount of control I get w/ the 6Shooter. Outlaw for me was unwieldy, too fast and not enough control. 6shooter is definitely not as fast as outlaw, but its speed is comparable to a regular 6shooter that has been speed glued (not saying it plays like a glued 6shooter, just the speed is close) Lastly I wanted to say that 6shooter pretuned feels dead all around when you first start hitting with it. But after a few hours of breaking it in, it absolutely starts to sing. I think that w/ 6shooter pretuned my EJing days are over, I love it. @dauntless: Unfortunately I've never played w/ Mark V so I'm unable able to compare the two.

Thanks for the review!  Any idea on the hardness?  How does it compare to IQUL or Venus?  Is it showing any signs of wear yet?  I'd like to see how durable it is.

soggynoodles, did you try the rubber on bh? if so how did you like it?