The cool thing about these parts are that you can mix and match with different tanks and other KFL parts. These work well for shrinking things down and I've had no issues.

They are made well and do what they are supposed to do. They are a safe bet. Have fun with them.

Well I have owned this atty for over a year now and it is still far and away my favorite. I liked it so much I went ahead and purchased an authentic and gave my wife the fasttech version. Side by side they are literally identical. The only thing that tells the two apart is a thumb nut I added to the original for ease of building. This thing rocks incredible flavor. I own a Magma, Plumeveil, Zenith, Stillare and many others but none come anywhere close the the flavor offered by the Veritas. I keep going back and forth between a 28ga double vertical coil setup and a single 26 ga. Vertical coil. Both are great and use minimal wicking. Due to the single 3mm hole I find I need to keep the ohms between .9 - .6 Any lower and the flavor becomes over saturated. The single horizontal coil method uses too much cotton and the coil legs are too long.It's just a waste of juice space in my opinion. I have found on both my authentic and the clone here that if you tighten it down too hard on certain mods with a hard positive pin, you can force the atty's pin up into the body of the atty. Just keep in mind not to crank it down and you'll be fine. This would be the first thing I'd buy if I had to replace my kit.

This thing totally rocks. Loads of flavor. I have a single 26gauge 6/7 wrap coil and it's throwing vapor as if it was a .6 ohm in any other atty. There is some sort of insulator made of rubber at the 510 that is squashing and squeezing out. It happened when I tightened it down a little over zealously. .

These are great looking tips. No issues whatsoever.