Weight on 272 Shooter???
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Weight on 272 Shooter???
Do any of you guys know the actual dry weight of a ‘94 - 272 Shooter with 454? My brother owned this particular boat and he’s telling me it weighed 4200lbs. I find that hard to believe considering my Outlaw weighed in at nearly 4900lbs. Any help would be appreciated.
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Exactly, I traded in a 97 272 502mag for my Outlaw. My 272 ran 64mph and chine walked. My outlaw ran 67 out of the box and feels totaly stable at 75+. I would not hesitate to run 80+ in my Outlaw. The 272 was a great boat but the Outlaw is better. Just my opinion.
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The 272 has the same 24 degree hull as the outlaw does and the extra length will help it in the rough.
If a 272 is dialed in it can be pretty fast.
The 272 has the same 24 degree hull as the outlaw does and the extra length will help it in the rough.
If a 272 is dialed in it can be pretty fast.
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Sorry, but 272's are scary in the rough. At least the ones I've been in at 60+...I would much rather be in my Outlaw on a windy day.
Where can you find the specs on older boats like this. Weight, Deadrise, etc...?
Sorry, but 272's are scary in the rough. At least the ones I've been in at 60+...I would much rather be in my Outlaw on a windy day.
Where can you find the specs on older boats like this. Weight, Deadrise, etc...?
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