So I discovered this yesterday while playing around with my trusty Dranzer Grip...
It is completely unmodified and should be legal (I hope) and all you do is attach the launcher to the grip as per usual and voila!
Saves you $15 on buying a launcher at Wal-Mart.
It's illegal .
If you read Th!nk's last reply to your question , then you'd have known that ...
He guesses it might be illegal, but it fits perfectly snug. They may have used a similar mold for the grips, I will ask a tournament host if it's usable.
It snaps in to place.
It's still illegal. Even though it fits, it'll still be illegal for tournaments. WBO events won't allow it. Plus, Th!nk knows his Plastics.
(Feb. 18, 2013 6:16 PM)[deleted] Wrote: [ -> ]He guesses it might be illegal, but it fits perfectly snug. They may have used a similar mold for the grips, I will ask a tournament host if it's usable.
It snaps in to place.
Yes, but it makes the angle awkward .
It's simple; it's illegal for WBO tournament play .
If you want to further investigate, then I suggest rather than asking on the day of a/the tournament , you just PM a mod/committee member reasonably soon with pictures ...
Eh, it seems illegal to me. I believe th!nk was correct. I also think you can just ask a committee member if they allow those.
EDIT: Beaten... I should have never watched YouTube while replying.
It is illegal for any Beyblade Organized Play, period. You could not use that in a WBBA or Hasbro event either.