HARRIS or BLACKHAWK ??? What are the quality features of the best ???
891874
Harris the swivel and how it's put together, I have 4 of these I'll buy no other
891875
They are both very good. I think the Harris is probably a little better for the money. Made well and sturdy.
891876
I have multiple bipods and for the money and reliability Harris is going to be best. Height is ur biggest option
891877
I researched and found that the Harris had the options I was looking for and was the best value for my money.
891878
Harris is best, i have two i use frequently and for me the sign of quality was firstly easy fitting, regardless of the firearm and second was usefulness - easy/simple to use, lightweight and the material quality was what i'd expect
116451
IMO, Buck knives are better than Ka-Bar but to each his own. You won't find a better all-around knife than the 119 Special and with the cocabola handle you get a knife that he will definitely treasure for a lifetime. I have two of the 119's with the black phenolic handle that I have had over 20-yrs and recently bought one with the cocabola handle as more of a display knife, than to use, because I like its looks. It is a beautiful knife. A slightly smaller version of the 119 (6" Blade) is the 105 PathFinder (5" Blade) which I use a lot when doing a little more delicate work such as deboning, etc. If you husband has small hands, he might prefer the 105 instead. Unfortunately, I've never seen the 105 with a cocabola handle, though Cabela's carries it in cherrywood and bone handles and LLBean has it in leather. However you will pay more at those places than Amazon. For a knife to use for gutting, skinning and cutting up the vension, you can't go wrong with the 119. Almost forgot to mention that Buck also makes a Model 121 which is in-between the 105 and the 119 in blade length (5.5"). This is a Boone&Crockett commemorative knife with the B&C emblem on the handle. I just recently bought one off Amazon but have not had a chance to use it yet. If he's big on Boone & Crockett, you might consider it, but for pure beauty, you can't beat the looks of the 119 with the cocabola handle.
807998
Would be a PCP style air rifle run off of compressed air tank and all the compamys make them. If you are looking for a more portable rifle for hunting try looking at the nitro piston air rifles they may be what you are looking for as for manufacturer's I would go with Gamo or Crosman.
1323855
It's the real deal, not a clone. Harris's are ok, Sinclair's are great for competition, but the Atlas is the real deal for durable field bipod for any conditions.
2004044
It makes more noise than a BB gun but much much less than a 22 rifle. I had the same concerns about neighbors when shopping for a pellet gun. One of the reviews of the Ruger Air Hawk said it was too loud. The Black hawk, not as powerful, was said to be less noisy. The first few shots were loud, but as I sighted in the scope it settled down noise wise. Also lead pellets are not a loud as the synthetic ones. The power - 1000 fps, the weight, and the name, sold me on the Black hawk. I did opt for a better Center Point scope instead of the one included but I love my Black hawk. I haven't heard a word from the neighbors.
1668678
Sorry I really don't know the difference between the two but this case is well thought out and made. Actually ordered another one of these for my other AR-15. Plenty of storage space for the rifles and the side pouch with the pistol holster and mag holders are a nice touch. Been looking at the Black Hawk Discrete carry bags they are now making but I don't like the idea of the weapon having to be broken down to fit. The UTG case will give you more bang for the buck and it's made of heavy material and your rifle wont profile. I carry an AR-15 in mine plus there's enough room to carry my Rem. 870 tact. shotgun.
468904
Ive never used PRO, but love my M4s. Used it during two combat tours in Iraq with 82nd Airborne. The M4s are nearly indestructible. Jumping out of airplanes, falls, drops... never once did it lose its zero. I stayed with the M4s for its proven reliability and durability.
1296260
You should check Blackhawk site for correct size for definitive answer. I would hate to misinform you.
1410938
Why get a Daisy? Try Academy Sports for a GAMO or Beeman. Also check Pyramid Air (online). Check out their specials including demo/refurb. You probably won't get a good springer for less than $100, retail.
336987
Saw the previous answer which is correct, but save your learning curve time; go with GG&G; XDS-2 Tactical Bipod. Pricier but SOLID! Amazon sells both
2150388
I have both the Harris and the Atlas. The Harris is a good basic bi-pod for bench rest or prone shooting under controlled conditions. In short, the Atlas is extremely heavy duty, rugged, and made of superior materials. I have also had the GG&G extreme duty bi-pod, which I would rank 2nd after the Atlas. Bottom line, the Atlas and the GG&G are built to endure military combat duty while the Harris is not. Hope this helped.
1862859
No, the one I got was magnum research, it worked great for a long time if you are worried about quality. If you go this route make sure you get the full auto one, as some other reviews said they make it tricky which one is full-semi auto and which one is just semi auto. If you are still set on ksc, get the ksc kwa m93r. I got that to replace this gun and its better in my opinion...not by much though as they are both insane pistols
574448
Should be similar to the v911, a little better though - flybarless is definitely better than flybarred. I say go for it, especially now the price is low! Just take your time learning it. I also recommend getting a Spektrum DX6i transmitter if you don't already. It's a great first "real" transmitter and works out of the box with all the Blade helicopters. You'll fly better than with the plastic included one, and it'll be all you need all the way up to large helis.
962747
Yes this Ruger Blackhawk us powerful for its price. I can shoot a group at 75 feet with a tight group. I would suggest the JOB Match Diablo Exact pellets which is 8.44 grains for ammo. This should eliminate your pesky ground hog issues with a good head shot. The 4x32 scope is ok but an upgrade to a pellet gun scope like a 3x9 40 would be a great choice. Leepers make a great mil dot scope..
81597
Each holster is made for different weapons. I'm sure Blackhawk makes a "Berretta" type Serpa lvl 3 holster. Just have to look for it.
1641298
Benjamin marauder and umarex fusion can't be compared. They are very different. Still marauder is much quieter.
426228
There are lots of opinions on that. Stick with the same length and weight bolt that comes with it (can't remember exact specs at the moment.) I've shot a few different types of 100 gr. broad heads and all flew with the same degree of accuracy.