Mattyv

Hilarious! I've been watching a set of Magique BeCu irons exactly like those pictured. The "Cactus" model.

Was eyeing them and a Slazenger Panther set.

Decided I wanted to hit copper irons and nickel irons. I always loved testing out new types of metal with putters and FW. Like Titanium, maraging steel, and magnesium. Have a weird MagCruzer driver very light made from magnesium.

Haven't done enough with irons. Just forged, carbon steel, 431, etc. Never hit BeCu or BeNi irons and wanted to find a cheap set. That's how I saw Steve's profile on WRX. He turned up in a BeCu thread on WRX.

Appreciate the replies and info on them. If someone else buys that set from here it won't bother me. I'll get my coppers one way or the other if/when I actually get back into this. Now, ain't the time when it's an historic cold snap in DFW.

      LBlack14

      Harrison 2.5 or 3.5. I loved them in a club I was hitting. An old McHenry Metals 5 wood that I think I ho'd to DaveInBrooks. Really regret that one. Wanted that feel back, and found out that was the shaft that was in them and bought a box of 30. Not one of my better decisions.

          Toulon I really should buy a set of those myself. Old school, that would look good in my old set of Titleist 990s I've been wanting to get refinished.

              Par4QC

              No other iron shaft comes close. Best by far for me. But it's been over 7 years and I don't know if I'm the beast I once was. Curious to see how much my strength has diminished.

                Toulon

                I can send you the heads if you want them. Just pay the shipping.

                    Mattyv

                    Man, that's so generous. I appreciate it. I have 5 sets of heads, already, without shafts. Would never shaft them.

                    I just want to hit some coppers. Could be a passing fancy but been thinking of buying the BeCu version of the heads you have shafted to some Aldila graphite shafts. Probably won't do it, but am at least thinking like a ho again.

                    Thanks, MattyV.

                      Toulon why don't ya unload 'em. Only Harrison shaft I've ever played, iirc., was the Saga, in a J33R 460.

                          LBlack14

                          I have no idea. I have so much stuff just sitting around doing nothing. Some good stuff. Perhaps, one day I'll just get rid of it all.

                            Toulon Harrison

                            These were my favourite shafts of all, with Accuflex second.
                            Lifetime Warranty came in handy, along with peace of mind.

                            My buddy put together a Mellow Yellow with the yellow/blue Titanium 2.5 shaft
                            It was a head turner, in a time when there were few colourful clubs
                            🙂

                                Par4QC I now recognize those heads

                                They have a Hoffman Bailiwick look to them I think.

                                  Spuzz the Harrison's I've put into play, although a small sample size, really liked the "spine finder". Aligned properly they were quite stable however!

                                    These were the same lot of Harrison's I bought. I'd forgotten they were also used in the DeLaCruz line of FW's. McHenry Metals used 3.5's, if memory serves, in their FWs and I saw these were similar, so I bought a box of them.

                                    Not familiar with the Cruzer shafts whatsoever.
                                    Must have been right at the end of the line for them, or before I started using them.

                                      Harrison had some great shafts like the Saga (I should have bought more when they closed them out), but some others not so much lol.

                                        Toulon Did the seller ever say if they had been tip trimmed for FW heads?
                                        I recall all those ads, the shafts and heads. Can't believe I didn't end up like you, with a box of everything.
                                        Loved Harrison shafts, even used their steel iron shafts. Never understood why they called them 'lite', weighing 130 gr..

                                            Par4QC Loved Harrison shafts, even used their steel iron shafts. Never understood why they called them 'lite', weighing 130 gr..

                                            They were sugar free! I loved those shafts as well. Nice and heavy and smooth!