why do i need the guide rod ?
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In my opinion, you don't really need a new pin if yours doesn't shows signs of wear. My gun was brand new so I didn't replace mine.
879298
Being stainless steel, it is harder, stronger, and less likely to rust over time than the original rod......
879299
yeah, it will be hard to cock it especially for a woman. I got the hogue grip sleeve as well but it still too small for my hand, it got good grip but still too small. I still can put 2 finger around. I got me this as well (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001PM9EFY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) Pearce Grips, Grip Extensions and they are nice as well. I hope this helps.
879300
this spring is worthless for me. it is hard to cock the hammer back, too much for this little pistol for my taste, I ended up putting the original spring back into the pistol. I believe the original is 8lbs.
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You have to order a down rod separately. There are different lengths available.
494010
You have two choices. I believe you can hang with or without the extention rod if length is an issue.
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i would think the downrod is optional...it is a short downrod and suspect you would want to use it for appearance if not anything else
2016016
I would go with the rod cleaning if its for home. The pull through is more for the person out in the field on a hunt because it is easy to carry with you.I have both and they will both work. This is the way i look at it. hope this helps. Bo
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I THINK IT HAS MORE TO DO WITH YOUR GUIDE ROD than the barrel length. Try giving Wilsons' a call and ask them. They'll know for sure. Perhaps Amazon's customer service can help you too.
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There are two rods included so you can use none, one, or two rods depending on the length you need.
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The book said you need a ground rod. I did run it with out the ground when setting it up and test fire. Worked well but i hooked it up to a ground. Think about it. Fuel supply in and not grounding it? Unless you wish to see a fire i would do as the owners book said ground this bad boy
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The rod will interfere with the support rails. You could cut a notch for the rod in the support rails if you were so inclined. Or if the rod is removable you could drill a hole in the support rails at the proper point then reinsert the rod. Good luck.
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You should be able to get that info from Landmark. The rod comes in links and you may be able to request extra ones. Good luck!
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It depends on how you will be mounting it. If you are mounting the rod using the side walls of the closet, you don't need to purchase anything extra. If the ends of the rods/shelving will not be butted up against the side walls of the closet, you will need those extra brackets. I mounted my system in a 33" wide closet. Since it touches 3 walls, I didn't need the extra/separate brackets. It comes with everything you need in that case.
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I can't imagine you'd have any trouble with two rods. Should fit no problem. The only issue you might have would be with the size of the guide rings on large rods. The width might get a little tight there. But I wouldn't expect it to be a problem unless you were talking 4 or more large rods.
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You can buy additional rods at amazon. You also need to get an adjustable Offset Raiser Clamp Z-Shape Clamp Mount Bracket for 15mm Rod in order to see your camera screen without an additional viewfinder.
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the adapter kit is an optional product. In theory you don't need them to install the rod on a a hard surface like tile. You could always use an electric drill with a ceramic drill bit. However if you're like me (not handy at all) and don't want to take the risk of damaging your tile the adapters are a fantastic option. Amazon will soon be selling and shipping them directly soon rather than using a third party.
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It is not completely necessary but good to help absorb shock from yor deck which can help prevent it from cracking. It could also be good to help prevent wheel bite, unless of coursse you have a drop through deck where risers wont do much. You dont absalutely need them but they are good to have.
2016015
I prefer the cable system. The stiff rods will push the debris into the mechanical works of the weapon, causing more cleaning, or a malfunction.
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It's easier to slide them down the rod. I've had mine for a few months and already they are beginning to rust, so I would spray them down with rust protectant before you use them.