@acerc, that is not a measure of torque. Torque is a rotational movement, not a linear movement that a servo arm subjects a control surface to. You cannot test a servos output torque by hooking a servo arm to it and seeing how much force it can pull. If you tried this test with the 9380 (I personally already have) you'd find it would hold well in excess of its rated 472oz in of torque before something broke, usually the case where it mounts to your surface. This is due to the circuits ability to lock the motor in place.
The other interesting thing is when the 1270 was tested, we measured over 7 amps of current at full stall. You guys don't even want to know what the hbl380 did
Personally, after a certain MKS individual started issuing legal threats and literally told a few of my friends to go f themselves to their faces (with no real reason), I won't ever support, endorse, or recommend anyone use the product.