The only question left to ask is what is the difference between these and the super expensive smith and wessons ?
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Quality of Materials. There is a difference. As a LEO. I need to have confidence in my equipment. Once I arrest and detain someone, I don't want to have to worry about the equipment failing.
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My husband bought these for his work, he says they are made cheap as hell and would never by these again
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Don't own the S&W; but these are pretty sturdy. Wouldnt trust my life to them but if ya wanna keep ur ol lady "amused", these will work.
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Don't own the S&W but these are pretty sturdy. Wouldnt trust my life to them but if ya wanna keep ur ol lady "amused", these will work.
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Good question. To be honest I am not sure on both. I do not know the SI part number and I would (assume) they are standard. The fit was very nice on a full size with 3 different sets of grips. the bolt heads did not poke out at all on any of them and there were 2 different G10 grips and one rubber Hogue set that I used while fitting. I will say that I am very happy with the end look and feel. I did just a drop of blue locktite on them as I like to make sure they are not going to back out during training. Sorry I was not able to better answer your questions.
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Hornady progressive is faster, RCBS is easier. but you're comparing apples ti zebras with these two.
2112212
I've not noticed any detectable difference in noise in these, compared to Gamo Red Tip (7.8gr), Crosman pointed tip-hunting(7.4gr),or RWS SuperpointExtra(8.2gr). Chronograph readings on these, however, at 9.6 grains are definitely SLOWER at 750.1fps... compared to Gamo797.5, Crosman 804.9, and RWS 790.0... Faster doth not always mean better accuracy. Consistent groups in YOUR weapon,and stopping power for your intentions are what matter most, IMO... (Fired from Ruger Blackhawk Elite)... Good luck...
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I am a collector and I own both of these knives. They both should be an important part of a serious collection and really cannot be compared, as they have different features and intended uses. If you can only get one of them and are trying to decide whether you like the ZT quality or the uniqueness of the JDII, consider the ZT 0700 as it has a very similar look and feel as compared to the JDII, with a very solid, high-quality fit and finish of the ZT. I love all three of these knives, but if I could only get one I would get the 0700.
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I'm with you there LongTallDog. I'll be 65 in a few days and ... yeah, I understand. Anyway: the big one measures 6" in diameter and the smaller one is 4-1/2" diameter. I slam these on a regular basis from 25 feet (not yards) with 9mm, .40 cal., .45 acp and it makes this rewarding "bing" when hit. I popped it with a .357 mag once and that made a very deep depression in the steel (I won't do that again). I enjoy it, I have this and the smaller one as well and they both take a lickin' and keep on tickin' as John Cameron Swayzee used to say.
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I contacted Waring and asked the same question. They said that internally they are the same but only have cosmetic differences. I don't know why the prices are so different though.
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Nothing that I can tell except price. If there is something different between the two it is well hidden. The both have the same dimensions, construction material, etc. I personally am buying the $6.97 version and have been very happy with them. I also got one of the 1312 versions and feel I wasted 4 bucks.
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Hard to really compare the those 2 knives. I will start by saying I own both Spyderco and ZT. I have a Spyderco Native, Pacific Salt, Manix 2, and Byrd Cara Cara 2 g10, Byrd Hawkbill. So, I like what I like, I'm not a brand hater. That being said I like the ZT 0350 better. I fits my needs better. More of a working fit, with edc carrying capabilities. I like bigger knives better. I like the weight feels right too me. I like the blade size better. It's a wide, thick blade, not too long so when I need to work up on the tip of the blade it feels better, not too long. Plus it's American made. In short Spyderco Police 3 - majors in reach (great long knife, over a 4 inch blade). Good self-defense knife Minors in work (blade is long and thin, hard to work up on the knife). I would be afraid I would break the tip. Good intimidation factor. ZT 0350ts - Majors in work (great user length knife, solid wide blade.) I like the weight Minors in reach ( not a super long knife 3 1/4", fast deployment though, handle shape is really easy to grip) I like the ergonomics. Tiger stripe gets a wow a lot so far.I think it sets it apart from all my silver or black knives. ZT 0350 TS is better (in my opinion)
401101
Actually the one listed has a smiths matt, that shows the detailed breakdown of an AR, set of punches, and some sort of aerosol of cleaner or maybe lube.As to the difference between the actual tool I couldn't tell a difference
1929024
According to Braun's current listing the only difference seems to be that the 380s has a lockable head plus a travel pouch. The 340 has neither.
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My guess is probably no difference. I checked the Amazon site and found a WM425 sold by "Anime Dolls" for $139.97 plus expensive shipping. The "Project Features" description says "Heavyweight steel design holds up to 550 pounds" while further down on the same page the "Product Description" says 350 pounds. Buyer beware! My workbench purchased in November 2012 is not of the same high quality of a similar product that I purchased 30 years ago.
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I cannot answer about the differences. The quality of the good grips are great. There may be a difference in the measurement guide. That is all I can offer you.
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The difference is the longitude, both are extremely hard to load. Don't buy this rifle you can get something better for a not so higher price.
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I have the 380 and it really is an awesome crossbow which I think is plenty fast. The only con I have is the 260 lb draw weight. Considering that I just don't see any good reason to go with the 405. Before I got the 380 I was thinking maybe it would be worth getting the 405 for the updated scope's low light capabilities but I am definitely satisfied with the one I got. I could easily still use it a half hour after deer hunting closes.
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They are actually the same grip. In the pic where the grip looks different, it's only because the grip is not screwed on straight and what you're seeing is actually the under side of the grip. If you look closely at each picture you'll see what I mean. Nice piece of gear for the price compared to what else is out there. I'm perfectly happy with mine. Happy shooting!
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I've only ever used cold steel so I can't compare I do know Hanwei specializes in the katana and they range from low end to high end. If u don't want to spend too much but want a super tough katana get the cold steel but if your going learn to use a sword you may want to look more on the Hanwei end.