What pins do you use?

[Nitrust]

So I have been looking at pins on ar-r.com, and I was wondering what size is the best for little to no PIP.

This is what I was thinking..

3x 1CC 29G X 0.5" 10/PACK for HCG and injecting delts

18G X 1.5" 25/PACK for drawing

3CC/ML SYRINGE 25G X 1" 25/PACK for injecting glutes and quads

What do you guys use?

 

[hotdog23]

Depends how lean you are.. If over 10% u prob need 1.5" for glutes. I use 29g 1/2" for delts and chest but 5/8" would b better. 1" good for quads

 

[BIGMESC]

For me it's 25g 1" vent, glutes and sometimes quads but mainly 1/2" slins in quads and delts

 

[Nitrust]

Yea im really wanting to lean towards to the slin pins.

 

[lightspan]

1" 18g to draw, 1" 25g for delts and quads.

 

[ATodd]

If aas's were ever to become legal:
20g 1" for drawing and filling
25g 1" - 1.5" for glutes 1" for quads
Never saw the need to hit biceps, triceps, deltoid, pec, calf....
or any of that other shit. I think glutes and quads are the easiest, meatiest,
and least suseptable to pip. (hypothetically, of course)
atodd

 

[BuffnStuff]

1" 23 gauge BD twist lock. Use that for drawing and pining.

 

[Fisty]

It depends for drawing. Personally I like using smaller gauges than usual to draw. If you're drawing 0.5ml every day from multiple vials 18g will chew the stoppers up. 20g is fine if you're drawing 1ml 3xweek. I think 22g is good for a pinning intensive cycle; it will take a few extra seconds to draw but will save your rubber stoppers from coring.

Right now I'm using 25g 1" for ventroglutes, dorsoglutes, and quads; but I want to start experimenting with different lengths, gauges, and injection sites.

 

[arbitrage]

So I have been looking at pins on ar-r.com, and I was wondering what size is the best for little to no PIP.

This is what I was thinking..

3x 1CC 29G X 0.5" 10/PACK for HCG and injecting delts

18G X 1.5" 25/PACK for drawing

3CC/ML SYRINGE 25G X 1" 25/PACK for injecting glutes and quads

What do you guys use?

That is exactly the set I use, except that my 1CC is a 30g BD insulin syringe

 

[Big_paul]

23 gauge 1". I use them for all injections. I draw with 20 gauge.

 

[dper726]

16 gauge straight into the JVD is the way to go!

 

[RomanMVP]

I've changed my thinking on this. I used to think 25 g for pinning was the way to go, larger would be too daunting. Not anymore. I find 22g to be just right for loading and pinning, makes pinning a helluva lot quicker than trying to bare down on a 25g plunger.

 

[greenddog1]

18 x 1.5 for drawing
22 x 1 for quads (sometimes for delts when low on .5)
22 x .5 for delts, vg
Don't like the wiggle of a 23 or 25

 

[Nitrust]

What so you mean by wiggle? The pin bending?

 

[mands]

It depends for drawing. Personally I like using smaller gauges than usual to draw. If you're drawing 0.5ml every day from multiple vials 18g will chew the stoppers up.

Always use 18g to draw and never had a problem with my stoppers.

I use 22g 1.5" for glutes, quads and shoulders when I have someone there to give me a shot in the delts. Hard for me to do it myself.

mands

 

[Voltrader]

22g x 1" nice for everything. I don't do glutes except for VG on multi-compound frequent pinning cycles.

Ha if I remember right the only gauge I used to be able to get when I first did an inject cycle was 18 or 20. Me and my buddy jabbing those suckers in our glutes. You didn't want to self inject.

 

[greenddog1]

What so you mean by wiggle? The pin bending?

yes, too flexible ,I guess. Just like the 22 ga.

 

[Nitrust]

So what would be the best size to use if you have never pinned?

 

[RomanMVP]

So what would be the best size to use if you have never pinned?

I'd go with 25g 1" to start with.

 

[fastasf]

I use a 28gauge 1/2inch slin pin in my quads/delts. 23gauge 1.5inch in my glutes.