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Just purchased a new set of Mizuno MP 67 with Project X 5.5/Project Rifle shafts from eBay. I used to have AP2 710 with TT S300 and I traded that in because I just didn't like the way it look at address. The new set I got has Project X 5.5 on the 9 iron and PW. The rest are shafted with Project Rifle shafts. Can you guys explained the rationale why someone would do that?? I read that shorter irons should have stiffer shafts than of longer irons. What do you guys think??? I am about 8-10 handicapper. Usually shoots around mid to high 80s. My driver swing speed is about 91
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Just purchased a new set of Mizuno MP 67 with Project X 5.5/Project Rifle shafts from eBay. I used to have AP2 710 with TT S300 and I traded that in because I just didn't like the way it look at address. The new set I got has Project X 5.5 on the 9 iron and PW. The rest are shafted with Project Rifle shafts. Can you guys explained the rationale why someone would do that?? I read that shorter irons should have stiffer shafts than of longer irons. What do you guys think??? I am about 8-10 handicapper. Usually shoots around mid to high 80s. My driver swing speed is about 91
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Originally Posted by shanemyint47

Help!

Starting multiple threads with the same question in them is hardly going to make people want to help you. Stop spamming.

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Originally Posted by shanemyint47

Sorry I just wanted some help

You're going to need to be a little patient and wait for someone to come along who knows the difference between Project X and Project X Rifle shafts.

It might also help them if you say what the flex of the Project X Rifle shafts is.

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Shane, I've never heard of a "Project Rifle" shaft.  If my memory serves me correctly (as I get older it doesn't always), Rifle is  manufacturer that originally made "Rifle" shafts and then later made Project X shafts.  Since then True Temper has purchased Rifle, so I don't think you will see the Rifle name unless its an older shaft.  I suspect that they are really the same shaft, but for whatever reason have a different shaft band.  Just my opinion

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Oops, I think I made a bad too.  Precision is the manufacturer of both shafts.  They are distinct and different shafts, but I think they are very similar.  Unless you are a professional golfer I doubt the average joe would notice any difference.  Why someone would mix a set?  Maybe they were just trying different shafts for fun.  Or maybe he got frustrated and broke some clubs.

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