How does this do on O/U shotguns? A review on the more expensive model stated that the best gun vise was better suited for O/U shotgun types but in what way? Looking at the pictures I don't see a difference and can't really justify 100 bucks for one O/U. How does this do on O/U shotguns? A review on the more expensive model stated that the best gun vise was better suited for O/U shotgun types but in what way? Looking at the pictures I don't see... » Read More How does this do on O/U shotguns? A review on the more expensive model stated that the best gun vise was better suited for O/U shotgun types but in what way? Looking at the pictures I don't see a difference and can't really justify 100 bucks for one O/U. « Show Less
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I have used it with a sks with a new stock so it is bigger than original sks wood stock. I've also used it with a beneli shotgun and a mosin nagant. Also with a Ruger 10/20. I like it and it is very handy. The only problem I have is that not all parts came in the box. A cover plate was missing that holds the spring and mount for the tight down lever. I've reported this but never got a response.
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I have two of these. One mounted on a S&W; M&P; 10 (.308) that I've swapped the flash suppressor out for a muzzle brake. Has 18" barrel. Normally shoot Sierra 168 grain HPBTs in hand loads. Last outing I was getting sub-moa results. Have the other mounted on Armalite AR-31 (.308) with 24" barrel. Have shot better than 1/2 moa with the same hand loads. I never worry about the BDC feature since that is pretty dependent on using specific factory ammo. I can wing it on longer shots pretty easily. Great scopes.
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I worried about the size of my compressor at first also. I have a Kobalt cheap 5.5 gallon 1 HP compressor and it ran the gun well. I also used a small pancake Porter Cable and it also ran it easy. That being said, the type of work and speed you do it really will determine what compressor will work better. If you're working at a slow pace and doing work yourself with one gun I think a small pancake compressor or any will work good. It will recover as you go. If you will be working fast and maybe have more guns, then you will need a bigger compressor that can keep up. If you're also buying a compressor and you have enough money to get, I would have loved to have the DeWalt model D55146. Thats a good compressor that can recover fast and is built to work better if you're a hardcore framer and or running 2 guns at one time.
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ar-10 nice firearm check surefire search used fair price on competitors web site ,its what the military and law enforcement use dont embarress yourself by giving a monstrum as a gift. sorry it took so long to respond im a truck driver and went home for thanksgiving and promised no phone or internet. i put it on my 9 yr old red ryder bb gun.wish people would give better responses. and in the future check reveiws on any product you may consider spending your hard earned money on merry xmas to all
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I haven't used this scope on that gun yet but I have used that gun before. That being said, the design of the scope is pretty good considering the price. I have this sited at 100 yards and I have used it through 300 rounds so far and I haven't had to adjust it yet. The dials are solid and can be tightened in place to prevent it from moving during recoil. A side note, do not get this one. You need to find the one that is shorter. This one is waaay to long for the Henry. This measure at something like 16 inch. Check ebay because I don't think amazon has it right now. the shorter one looks like this 12x version: UTG 3-12X44 30mm Compact Scope, AO, 36-color Mil-dot, Rings I haven't used this scope on that gun yet but I have used that gun before. That being said, the design of the scope is pretty good considering the price. I have this sited at 100 yards and I have used it through 300 rounds so far and I haven't had to adjust it yet. The dials are solid and can be tightened in place to prevent it from moving during recoil. A side note, do not get this one. You need to find the one that is shorter. This one is waaay to long for the Henry. This measure at something like 16 inch. Check ebay because I don't think amazon has it right now. the shorter one looks... » Read More I haven't used this scope on that gun yet but I have used that gun before. That being said, the design of the scope is pretty good considering the price. I have this sited at 100 yards and I have used it through 300 rounds so far and I haven't had to adjust it yet. The dials are solid and can be tightened in place to prevent it from moving during recoil. A side note, do not get this one. You need to find the one that is shorter. This one is waaay to long for the Henry. This measure at something like 16 inch. Check ebay because I don't think amazon has it right now. the shorter one looks like this 12x version: UTG 3-12X44 30mm Compact Scope, AO, 36-color Mil-dot, Rings « Show Less
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have 2 of them and they work great on my utg's can you list me the DE m3 shotgun? Here is an example http://www.evike.com/products/29230/
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I mounted my PRO on my AK-47. I love it! I am considering getting another PRO and mount it either on my KelTec SUB 2000 or my H&K; MP5-22 A5. It is the perfect size for mounting on pistol caliber carbines. If I had a CX4 Storm, I would not hesitate to mount a PRO on it. And I agree with both of the previous comments. Plus you get a great "dot" site at a great value.
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Its not that accurate of a gun. I ended up buying a longer barrel but that was a small improvement. If you are planning on playing speed ball, look for a different gun. The gun is terrible with stock parts. I ended up putting another 100 bucks into itand it still wasn't that great of a gun. It's a good starter gun but once you get out gunned by little rich kids it doesn't feel so good.
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Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun, bow, muzzle loader, and it is human error, not how fast or how powerful. Practice! Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun,... » Read More Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun, bow, muzzle loader, and it is human error, not how fast or how powerful. Practice! « Show Less
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Jennifer, I got this cheek rest for my SKS rifle that I upgraded. I got the synthetic stock from Amazon, but I can't remember who made it. It could very well have been made by ATI, so I can't say for sure if this cheek rest will work for you. When I upgraded my SKS, I took all the parts I'd ordered to a gunsmith for assembly, and I like the results. These cheek rests weren't expensive, but, if you wanted to be sure that they'd work for you, before ordering them, I suggest you check, first, with a gunsmith.By the way, you go, girl! I'm impressed by any woman who's into firearms, and you've got a good one. Good luck, and best regards, Van. Jennifer, I got this cheek rest for my SKS rifle that I upgraded. I got the synthetic stock from Amazon, but I can't remember who made it. It could very well have been made by ATI, so I can't say for sure if this cheek rest will work for you. When I upgraded my SKS, I took all the parts I'd ordered to a gunsmith for assembly, and I like the results. These cheek rests weren't expensive, but, if you wanted to be sure that they'd work for you, before ordering them, I suggest you check, first, with a gunsmith.By the way, you go, girl! I'm impressed by any woman who's into firearms,... » Read More Jennifer, I got this cheek rest for my SKS rifle that I upgraded. I got the synthetic stock from Amazon, but I can't remember who made it. It could very well have been made by ATI, so I can't say for sure if this cheek rest will work for you. When I upgraded my SKS, I took all the parts I'd ordered to a gunsmith for assembly, and I like the results. These cheek rests weren't expensive, but, if you wanted to be sure that they'd work for you, before ordering them, I suggest you check, first, with a gunsmith.By the way, you go, girl! I'm impressed by any woman who's into firearms, and you've got a good one. Good luck, and best regards, Van. « Show Less
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fellow tnp'r. this is o1 tool steel not the sk5 i just bought this recently. i highly recommend it. i did a cold gun blue for rust protection and havent seen any issues. good edge retention and easy to hone. i am also a avid knife designer/maker/modifier. as far as general abuse goes, this knife is a safe bet for just about anything, just dont mess up the heat treat and be careful in extreme cold weather ( under freezing ).
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Other than the various comments I have already made on his scope, all I can add is I have four of them. One is on a Bushmaster in 5.56 with a twenty inch barrel. I custom load 75 grain Hornady Match bullets and routinely engage marmots (rockchucks) at 600+ yards. After chronographing my speed and developing a bullet drop and wind deflection chart, the scope is dead on with its adjustments. As far as other scopes to try their are a plethora on the market. Just none with all the features for the price point. It is a heavy and long scope and is rght at home with stationary long distance shooting but is not what would be recommended for carrying around in the mountains or for fast acquisition self defense. Other than the various comments I have already made on his scope, all I can add is I have four of them. One is on a Bushmaster in 5.56 with a twenty inch barrel. I custom load 75 grain Hornady Match bullets and routinely engage marmots (rockchucks) at 600+ yards. After chronographing my speed and developing a bullet drop and wind deflection chart, the scope is dead on with its adjustments. As far as other scopes to try their are a plethora on the market. Just none with all the features for the price point. It is a heavy and long scope and is rght at home with stationary long distance... » Read More Other than the various comments I have already made on his scope, all I can add is I have four of them. One is on a Bushmaster in 5.56 with a twenty inch barrel. I custom load 75 grain Hornady Match bullets and routinely engage marmots (rockchucks) at 600+ yards. After chronographing my speed and developing a bullet drop and wind deflection chart, the scope is dead on with its adjustments. As far as other scopes to try their are a plethora on the market. Just none with all the features for the price point. It is a heavy and long scope and is rght at home with stationary long distance shooting but is not what would be recommended for carrying around in the mountains or for fast acquisition self defense. « Show Less
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I have several of the UTG scopes and they hold up to recoil just fine! I have them on everything from .22/mag/.223/.270. After thousands of rounds in all calibers I have not had a single failure. The lockable/resetable turrets are great when shooting at differant yardages as you can return to your original zero in seconds without firing a shot! I highly recomend them. I can get sub-MOA groups with my AR platform at 100 yds using a 3-12x42, and sub-MOA at 200 yds with a 4-16x56. Solidly built, accurate and affordable! What's not to like?
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Obviously there is a little sarcasm in the question but to answer I feel that Henry is correct is asking why the gun is so heavy, especially w/a 100 nail coil in it. I thought that it would be lighter too. Framing a house and this gun will build your forearms.
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I do that anyways so far I see no problem.The gun looks very sturdy.It is just hard to get a good group.May be it's too light or the components are not well designed.I will not recommend this gun at the 240.00$ price range.
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I bought mine a year or so ago and I swear it shoots better freehand / loose than rigidly benched or with a death grip. Try a looser hold.?. I shot a 1" group just sitting down without a bench or rest at 30 yards yesterday. And for more info than you'd wanted, lol... I'd considered buying a pcp (and may still for curiosity's sake) but I kinda dig having to work to be a better shot, than just buying a gun that shoots better... If that makes sense. This gun (at least mine is... You might've gotten a lemon) is accurate enough to be fun to shoot, but finicky enough to be challenging. I bought mine a year or so ago and I swear it shoots better freehand / loose than rigidly benched or with a death grip. Try a looser hold.?. I shot a 1" group just sitting down without a bench or rest at 30 yards yesterday. And for more info than you'd wanted, lol... I'd considered buying a pcp (and may still for curiosity's sake) but I kinda dig having to work to be a better shot, than just buying a gun that shoots better... If that makes sense. This gun (at least mine is... You might've gotten a lemon) is accurate enough to be fun to shoot, but finicky enough to be... » Read More I bought mine a year or so ago and I swear it shoots better freehand / loose than rigidly benched or with a death grip. Try a looser hold.?. I shot a 1" group just sitting down without a bench or rest at 30 yards yesterday. And for more info than you'd wanted, lol... I'd considered buying a pcp (and may still for curiosity's sake) but I kinda dig having to work to be a better shot, than just buying a gun that shoots better... If that makes sense. This gun (at least mine is... You might've gotten a lemon) is accurate enough to be fun to shoot, but finicky enough to be challenging. « Show Less
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The first responder's words are very misleading: first, I'm not sure how you would effectively load unclipped nails in this nailer, and I've had great success with 1000's of hitachi 21 deg nails (all plastic clipped). They penetrate great and they're pretty darn cheap. Secondly, I would never use 22 deg nails in a 21 deg nailer. This nailer has a fixed loading mechanism. You wouldn't load a gun magazine with bullets angled 1 degree off the angle of the barrel, right? Hope this was helpful and that this is crystal clear - 22 deg nails could ruin the nailer - why take the risk? Happy nailing!