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1# Captains of Crush Left-Turn 1# Captains of Crush Left-Turn
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3*This article is a stub.* 3**Left-Turn** is IronMind's reverse-wound gripper line. It uses black anodized aluminum handles and GR8-L springs, with IronMind markings in the central handle band and the model on the handle end. The grippers are made in the USA.[^1]
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5Gripperpedia is collecting reliable information about this gripper brand or model, including its manufacturer, production history, specifications, photographs, and contemporary sources.5## What “Left-Turn” means
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7IronMind describes ordinary Captains of Crush springs as **left-hand wound** and Left-Turn springs as **right-hand wound**. The product name refers to the intended left-hand feel, not the engineering name of the spring winding. Either type can be used in either hand.[^1]
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9## Models
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11| Model | IronMind's approximate advertised resistance |
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13| Trainer | 100 lb |
14| No. 1 | 140 lb |
15| No. 2 | 195 lb |
16| No. 3 | 280 lb |
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18These are manufacturer figures, not individual [RGC ratings](/Gripper_Rating_Info/Rating_Types/RGC). For example, Cannon PowerWorks lists a 150 lb average measured rating for the Left-Turn No. 3 while explicitly distinguishing its 280 lb manufacturer label.[^1][^2]
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20## Relationship to Captains of Crush
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22Left-Turn belongs to IronMind's CoC-compatible training range. Its distinguishing features are the reversed spring and black finish. See [Captains of Crush](/Gripper_Brands/Captains_of_Crush) for the standard range.[^1]
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24[^1]: IronMind, [Left-Turn Grippers](https://ironmind.com/product-info/ironmind-grippers/left-turn-grippers/), construction, winding terminology and four-model range.
25[^2]: Cannon PowerWorks, [Left-Turn No. 3](https://cannonpowerworks.com/products/ironmind-left-turn-3), retailer description and distinction between average measured and manufacturer resistance.

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