Cajun Bullet

[DaveyK]

Okay, I'm looking for some input. I considering buying a cajun bullet 67 rigger. Since I do not run in rigger classes and don't currently have one running, is this a good choice? I've heard of a couple of different makes but do not know the advantages or disadvantages. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

DaveyK

 

[shawdaddy]

I have a 21 and a 90 size and love them both. These boats are very forgiving and run very well. When setup right they will run with any boat out there. If you get it and need any help give me a shout. Ryon Shaw

 

[SayMikey]

I have a 21 and a 90 size and love them both. These boats are very forgiving and run very well. When setup right they will run with any boat out there. If you get it and need any help give me a shout. Ryon Shaw

I think you will like it but knowing how pristine your boats are you will want to opt for a better looking cowl. For a first hydro its perfect......

 

[Buckshot]

Perfect boat for a first Rigger.

-Buck-

 

[Bob Morton]

Great hull. I have a twin its KQQL

Bob

 

[Ron Jefferson]

Dave,

I'm not familiar with the Cajun Bullet so I have no opinion there. If I were in the market for a new rigger right now I'd be looking seriously at the Jaquar-3 hulls. I've watched Steve Balls .21 and .90 as well as Brad Beckners .40 hull. The workmanship is immaculate, they handle rough water very well and show some promissing speed and turning abilities. I'm definately impressed with what I saw. Just a suggestion...

Ron

 

[153stars]

I like the feeling of total control my 21 gives.It doesn't pop out of the water when things get rough.Now to get out to the garage to drop in a new CMB tonight.Will also be testing some G10 sponson tubes to replace the alum. ones I bent.