22g 1.5" needle ok to draw?????

[wcjcMr.O]

title says it all. what do you guys think?

 

[bluflame]

22g is a great size to draw with. If you already have them they will be fine, but if you are purchasing them now, the shorter the better for drawing. I use 22g x 1" to draw and change to 25g to inject.

 

[wcjcMr.O]

perfect. thanks man

 

[wiley79]

I draw and shoot with a 22, man up!

 

[Liquid 2009]

Yes.

 

[Strongbow]

I think you should save yourself a huge pain in the ass and get you some 18 guage to draw with. You don't have to constantly push the air bubbles out or beg the shit to fill the syringe. I shoot with a 22 guage, and draw with an 18. Shooting with a 25 is also a pain in the ass, having to push the plunger so hard to get the oil through that tiny ass 25 guage hole. You gonna run with the big dawgs, man up and get you some big boy needles bro. You will be happy you did.

 

[kx250rider]

18g to draw, and 22 or larger to inject. I prefer 19 to inject, as I do glutes, and it's hard to push the plunger at that angle with a smaller ga needle. Also 19g is very easy to get, since nobody uses them for IV drug abuse.

Charles

 

[theemperor]

I think you should save yourself a huge pain in the ass and get you some 18 guage to draw with. You don't have to constantly push the air bubbles out or beg the shit to fill the syringe. I shoot with a 22 guage, and draw with an 18. Shooting with a 25 is also a pain in the ass, having to push the plunger so hard to get the oil through that tiny ass 25 guage hole. You gonna run with the big dawgs, man up and get you some big boy needles bro. You will be happy you did.

This^^

 

[Nelson Montana]

I draw with a 20. (an 18 is faster but it can start to eat up the rubber stopper).

Then I shoot with a 25.

Why make life more difficult?

 

[hardrock]

I draw and shoott with a 22 or 23. Which ever thay have a full box of.

 

[zedhed]

Same rock. No probs here with drawing or shooting. But I heat my shit up first too....

 

[IronMagLabs]

I like to draw with a 18g needle and stick with a 23g 1.5" needle, Nelson is correct the 18g needle does hammer that rubber stopper, but I have not had issues.

 

[Ckrappraisal]

Draw with a 22 gauge and switch to a 1.5" 25 gauge for shooting. The less scar tissue the better why shoot with a bigger needle if you don't have to?

 

[bluflame]

Draw with a 22 gauge and switch to a 1.5" 25 gauge for shooting. The less scar tissue the better why shoot with a bigger needle if you don't have to?

This is what I use. I use Tren most every cycle and the 25g forces me or my wife to inject slower, she tended to inject as fast as it would go. Slower inject on Tren seems to help keep down Tren cough, at least for me.

 

[wiley79]

the 22's work well for me in the quads, monday is left leg, thursday is right, then back to monday on the left. works well for me. 1inch 22 guage

 

[IronMagLabs]

Draw with a 22 gauge and switch to a 1.5" 25 gauge for shooting. The less scar tissue the better why shoot with a bigger needle if you don't have to?

you pin oil based gear thru a 25g needle?

 

[bluflame]

you pin oil based gear thru a 25g needle?

I do, it just seems to help slow down the injection, beneficial for tren especially.

 

[theemperor]

Well, I can understand the Tren.^^^
Tren tends to burn like a MoFo at times.
I draw with 18 gauge, then pin with a 23 gauge 1", works perfect
I never had an issue with the rubber stopper, no leaks, etc..

 

[Nelson Montana]

you pin oil based gear thru a 25g needle?

I always have. No problem. Run the syringe under hot water for a minute. It takes a bit more pressure but gives a nice smooth release. And it's far more comfortable.

 

[kx250rider]

you pin oil based gear thru a 25g needle?

Must have really buff fingers... I've even had the needle pop off the syringe from the pressure with slip-tip syringes trying to do that... Nothing like getting an accidental blowdart in the arse, with all the Gear sprayed around the room .

Charles

 

[Ckrappraisal]

Yes, 25 gauge works just fine for the oil based gear I use. It even slows the wife down a bit from just blasting the gear in there HaHa.

 

[bluflame]

Yes, 25 gauge works just fine for the oil based gear I use. It even slows the wife down a bit from just blasting the gear in there HaHa.

My #1 reason for using 25g.

 

[ALIN]

title says it all. what do you guys think?

Yes,,you can draw just fine with that.

 

[oklahoma86]

Must have really buff fingers... I've even had the needle pop off the syringe from the pressure with slip-tip syringes trying to do that... Nothing like getting an accidental blowdart in the arse, with all the Gear sprayed around the room .

Charles

Hahahaha SHIT!! That sounds like about the absolute worst thing ever! I gotta agree with Nelson though, I'll run a full 3cc syringe of oil though a 25ga needle. You have to push hard, but it will only really move the oil so quick, so its pointless to put too much pressure on it when the gear is just gonna fight back! Thats why its so smooth, its a controlled release, you dont saturate the muscle tissue with oil all at one time... it takes longer, but I never even barely feel a bump in the muscle after Ive injected a full syringe of oil base, its just as comfortable as 1cc during and after injection. I take a real hot shower right after and massage the muscle anyway, but I feel like I would be OK either way. And those are EOD shots

 

[oklahoma86]

That said, Im not exactly injecting Primo300 or anything just REAL heavy...

 

[25homes]

I draw with 18g no fooling around shot with 22, 23, & 25

 

[Deltoid_87]

22 fine for both drawing and shooting. Perfect infact imo.

Any smaller is a pain in the ass to draw especially from amps, and any larger is just a pain in the ass. lol.