Bitmaker Greg Darnall Compares Port Bits

Bitmaker Greg Darnall explains the functional differences of two mouthpieces: a spooned US port bit and a 3/8-inch high port bit.
Decades worth of experience making bits and riding horses makes Darnall's bits sought after, as featured in the article "Hands of a Horseman," in the November 2019 issue of Western Horseman.

[@ronpurcell9984]

That is good information well presented. Appreciate it, I needed that.

[@darkdog6307]

Are you ever going to mfr bits in the U.S again? The China bits are junk

[@ROPEFAST06]

His bits are not made in China, they are made in México by Hector Gutierrez one of the best.

[@darkdog6307]

@@ROPEFAST06 When did that change? I know for a fact they were made in China (at least at one time). I've seen his bits with a China stamp.

[@ROPEFAST06]

@@darkdog6307 I know he lives in Guadalajara where the bits are made for him. Did not know he had some made in China.