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Punch Rig Gear Guide
The Bullet Weights Rubber T-Stops pegging system is probably the best way to peg your bullet weight when you don't want it to slide on the line. The T-Stops are a long, thin, tapered piece of rubber with a flat nail head at the end. The idea is to push the narrow end into the base of your bullet weight until it sticks out the pointed end and pull it the rest of the way through. Now just stretch the rubber and clip it off at the top of the weight and it will stay securely wherever you want it. The soft rubber peg will not damage the line, like a toothpick can, and the weight can be moved up and down the line easily.
Small: Will peg up to a .062 hole
Large: Will peg up to a .092 hole
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Comments: Bought two of these. One of them seemed old and hard and didnt stretch to peg the worm weight very well. The large ones are more stretchy and seem newer and work fine.
From: Chris: Virginia 7/22/20
Comments: $$$$$ guy is nuts. Any and all of these stops can be removed easily if you want to. On small bullet weights when you pull them thru just don't pull them all the way into the weight. All weights are cupped on the big end. Pull the T-stop into the weight and just before the T end is inside the cup, stop. Take clippers and clip off the T flush with outside of the cup. Pull the weight down the line to the worm, done. Cut the stopper off flush with the pointed end of the weight of course as well. This way if you want to remove the stopper use a small pair of needle nose pliers and pull the stopper out of the cupped end of the weight. ZAPP! out. In the bigger weights you may need to keep a couple small finishing nails to push the stopper thru if it is as hard to get out as this guy says. Maybe he needs to fish jigs. The T-stops work with the T or not. Your preference. This is a good product either way and having the rubber sticking out into the cup may make the weight crooked instead of perfectly straight, I have never heard of a fish not hit because of that but if you leave the small gap as noted below it will prevent line twist from reeling in and keep your worm straight. T-Stops are tight enough to hold with the T or not. The T is just to help keep you from pulling the T-Stop too far. (Tip...when you pull your weight down to a worm don't pull it all the way to the worm. Leave about 1/16" gap (no more) which lets the lead move freely without hanging up. When you are pulling a worm over a small limb the lead drops over 1st and lets the worm start down sooner keeping it tighter to cover. This makes it look like the worm is crawling over the limb not jumping off of it. When you do this ease the bait over the limb and stay in contact with the worm until you feel it starting to fall.)
From: Unknown - Birmingham, AL 12/25/17
Comments: Good Stop, i order both sizes. Easy to rig. I use a hook to extract the stop, works fine for me.
From: Jeff: NW Indiana
Comments: these stops r effective 4 all ur flippin needs &punching as well the only problem is when changing weights it is difficult getting the stop out 1oz &1.5 oz tungsun weights get $$$$$
From: J.D.: Wayne N.J. USA