Ima retire next year and am fairly certain I’m gonna buy a older bullet. I’ve owned multiple blazers which r great boats just wanted to try a bullet. Any of u guys know when of if they stopped using wood. Thx in advance
Ima retire next year and am fairly certain I’m gonna buy a older bullet. I’ve owned multiple blazers which r great boats just wanted to try a bullet. Any of u guys know when of if they stopped using wood. Thx in advance
2023 ranger 198p
I don’t think they ever stopped but not 100 percent
2005 Stroker 2010-250pro xs
Like Bullet Bling said, don't think we have got there yet. I assume the pad still contains balsa wood. And there is the transom.
I’ve never understood the whole don’t want “wood” thing....especially with a product like balsa. Some think “composite” means no wood. Water intrusion will reak havoc on most anything.
BULLET 20 XRD/250 Merc Sport XS
www.ncboatguy.com
All of them even new have balsa in the pad, sides of the hull, rear hull sections, etc. it’s all fiberglassed over and filled with epoxy too. If you get a chance to go to the plant in Knoxville you can see exactly how it’s done. I don’t think I have a pic from when I made a few visits but I will look to see.
You can get a full composite Bullet
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