what is the difference between the ss and the razor tip
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The razor tip has a small "broadhead" type blade on the end, and the SS is a sharpend field tip style with no razor edge. Hope that helps.
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Cut Diameter... The razor tip I believe will be a little bigger than the SS, so you may want to check your local regs to make sure you are shooting within the specified diametric standard there might be.
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The razor tip has a trocar tip like the muzzy. If you are only hunting deer the ss works great. And you can get the ss in a 2" cut. They both work great. I have used them for 3 years now. They recommend a 65# bow for best deployment. But I shoot a Parker 60# and they have never failed me. Hope this helps. Have a safe season and good luck.
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Pretty sure it's just the differing tips on the end. They screw off as well.
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The SS DOES have a broadhead type tip, I shoot them (ss whitetail extreme - DEVASTATING) and the head is stainless steel
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The detailed is smaller and a little wider. The detailer has a rotary motor. I've owned a the detailer but I didn't not like it although many people love it. I'm considering trying the razor edger.
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I bought a Seki Edge Feather here on October 14, 2013 and received an AS-D2, for what that's worth. Brilliant razor, runs supersharp Feather blades beautifully.
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If you're looking for a close shave on your face then I would recommend the Wahl 8061 5-Star Series Rechargeable Shaver Shaper. It's awesome! I use it daily on my face and it doesn't give me any bumps or in-grown hairs. I actually prefer it over using a traditional razor for shaving. The Andis Styliner trimmer won't give you a close shave on your face at all in comparison to the Wahl Shaver Shaper. And I would say the same about the aforementioned products if you're going to use them for cutting your hair too. The Styliner will cut your hair very short to the point where you will just see stubble, but the Wahl Shaver Shaper will leave your scalp smooth and bald just as a razor would (some people say it even cuts closer than a razor). If you opt for the Wahl Shaver, you don't really need to apply that much pressure when using it on your face like a typical electric shaver. It works just fine with little/moderate pressure. It's a very reliable shaver and requires very little maintenance. Every so often you just need to pop off the top portion and brush out all the hairs on the blade and that's it. Once the foil on the top portion starts to wear out (which you will be able to see visibly, this takes a long time by the way) you can just order the replacement foil/blade and pop that right on and you're good to go. I hope this answered your question. If you're looking for something to use for shaving your face you won't be disappointed with the Wahl Shaver. I think it's the best shaver that's available and it's the only one that I use.
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SS should be a stainless steel finish (brushed look). The other is chrome, I believe.
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It has a standard Braun cutting head and foil, but as I mention in my review, it's a smaller surface than on something like the 7,000 series. So when shaving with it (especially if you have a "heavy" beard) it will take a bit longer, but it is definitely a good quality Braun razor - just smaller (excellently set up for travel).
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Blue is platinum coated and costs slightly more. I don't know how much of a "real" difference it makes. If one were to believe all the ads over the years about newest razors having the closest shave you ever had, one could hold the razor a foot away from the face and it'd still give a shave.
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double edged single blades, the traditional style of "safety razor blades". faces are different, i have super sensitive skin and strongly recommend astra sp green label blades. http://www.amazon.com/Astra-Superior-Premium-Platinum-Double/dp/B001QY8QXM/ref=sr_1_1?m=A262S395NXGG8Z&s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1406912501&sr=1-1
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My razor is very old, but is a Trac II Plus. I'm thinking your razor is just a Trac II? This is going back many years, but I am pretty sure the 'Plus' was just the addition of the soapy strip on the cartridge. As I recall the Trace II was 2 blades without the strip. I am almost positive the Trac II and Trac II Plus razors were identical in how they attached. Also, it's Amazon, so if they don't fit you may simply return them.
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I have this razor as well as a Gillette Fatboy. This razor is quite a bit milder than the Fatboy, even with the Fatboy set to "1". I really enjoy my Parker, and feel its at least as good as my Fatboy. Its also a mild razor, so it'll give you the option of re-learning this method of shaving, and then purchasing a vintage when you get back into the groove. :-)
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The Apollo website says they have a lifetime guarantee. I own this razor and, if you want my advice, pay a bit more and get a Merkur Double-Edge Razor SV-05X. - I will say that the Apollo razor has a very nice handle, though.
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This is a little quicker and leaner than the Kramer knife. If the Kramer is what I am familiar with, the Reserve is easier to care for since it is not carbon steel. The carbon steel will rust " patina" if you don't wash immediately.
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As others have said it's the DE86 - However the head is the same on the 89 and 86 - handle is the difference. The 89 is the chrome handle. The chrome handle comes in a lined and smooth version. It's all a question of which look you prefer, the razor portion is identical.
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the tips of the plus are stainless steel whereas the regular one are made of plastic. Also the plus seams to have a different head with a rubberized contour. but the functionality are the same.
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This razor is a much better razor than the double or quintuple bladed kind both in terms of cost and quality of shave. this is especially true if you use a shaving brush and shaving soap, these will improve the glide and decrease irritation, this decrease in irritation will result in fewer problems for the skin. It must be noted that at first there is some learning curve and some small cuts are possible, but with attention and experience you will be able to avoid all these issues. I would never return to cartridge shaving, this is cheaper and better.
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I purchased the super blades separately. The Feather SS Japanese straight is fun to use, and with these blades it shaves very close. I normally shave with a traditional straight razor, but I alternate with the Feather if I'm in the mood for it. No need for stropping.
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It comes with the R3 tip. This is the standard tip and is good for pretty much everything. The r1 and r2 tips are thinner, but less sensitive, and the brush tips are, in my opinion just for novelty. I've never gotten much use out of the brushes.