is this just the bare mag lock or is it a complete kit?
884219
It is a bare mag lock that is hooked up to a electric source. It is strong when activated.
884220
It's exactly what you see in the picture. Plus mounting screws and brackets. And the cable is quite long. Like 3' or so. Very strong. Only problem I had was it was on something that was moving in my application so the cable pulled right out of it and that is not fixable.
884221
This is the bare lock plus mounting brackets that will do to attach it to a normal door (we used ours for bedroom doors). You'll need to plug it into something to activate/deactivate it, I used it for an electronics project to teach my boys basic digital electronics and so they have keypads that lock/unlock their doors.(It's a modified version of the computer lock from Experiment 20 of "Make: Electronics", run off of a 12v supply so the magnet isn't too powerful - a hard push will still open the door; as I'm using 1/2 the rated voltage I assume it's only holding about 45lb of force). This is the bare lock plus mounting brackets that will do to attach it to a normal door (we used ours for bedroom doors). You'll need to plug it into something to activate/deactivate it, I used it for an electronics project to teach my boys basic digital electronics and so they have keypads that lock/unlock their doors.(It's a modified version of the computer lock from Experiment 20 of "Make: Electronics", run off of a 12v supply so the magnet isn't too powerful - a hard push will still open the door; as I'm using 1/2 the rated voltage I assume it's only holding about... » Read More This is the bare lock plus mounting brackets that will do to attach it to a normal door (we used ours for bedroom doors). You'll need to plug it into something to activate/deactivate it, I used it for an electronics project to teach my boys basic digital electronics and so they have keypads that lock/unlock their doors.(It's a modified version of the computer lock from Experiment 20 of "Make: Electronics", run off of a 12v supply so the magnet isn't too powerful - a hard push will still open the door; as I'm using 1/2 the rated voltage I assume it's only holding about 45lb of force). « Show Less
1337581
It is not an individual kit, but an assembly. Mine was exactly as described, 3 port (slotted sensor, not the old thread), with a sensor and the DC cable. It completely replaced my original. See if you can find it with a cheap or $0 return just in case.
1657938
MORE INFO. the mag is also plastic so buy a metal one for more durability. rails are plastic. comes with un jamming rod and tools for removing stock and grip. jams if used on full auto so highly recommend bursting while on full auto and if u have trigger finger, semi wont keep up.
1920859
As far as I know it's just headless pins but not positive all I have ever used was headless pins. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. There are videos of reviews of this gun on youtube that may help you.
2180930
the one i bought came with an extra mag, so i guess that answers yr question. but this gun often jammed.
1720667
Single shot bolt action. No mag. You can see one at gander mtn. Just cost 30 more bucks there.
1467455
I assume you mean Glock. I don't know for sure but I think it's a generic single stack mag holder useful for most such mags. It's adjustable and works fine with my XDs and LC9 mags.
601649
Just the Pouch.......If I could get that many 1911 mags for that price I'd order four of them!
512677
It comes with just about all you would need for 1" and 30mm scope mounting. The leveling kit is a great feature to have and this kit includes it. Also the torque driver is actually good quality. I have used this kit multiple times and would definitely recommend.
168705
It's not a deadbolt but a plain door lock. It comes with both inside and outside handles and all the necessary parts. So you can say it's a complete set of door lock.
1928046
yes, it comes with mag, but mag was defective. Mag's spring cannot held bullets. I bought another mag.
1056461
It comes with the press, powder measure, one plastic tub that fits on the side for the bullets to fall into. Two primer feed tubes one small, and one large are included also. A small and large cylinder is included for the powder measure one for pistol cases and one for rifle cases. It is mainly just the press and powder measure with the tools to reprime cases. The dies, shell plates, and shell holders for each individual type of bullet are purchased separately. Some types of cases use the same shell holder and shell plate. The 380 auto and 223 REM uses a #16 plate and holder while the 243, 308, 270, and 30-06 use a #1 plate and holder. I wish every thing would come as a kit with maybe five sets of dies for the common calibers, it would make things a lot easier for the reloader. It would cost more, but you would have everything at one time. I am waiting on dies now that were on back order. The press works great though. My Dad and I like how easy and fun it is to use. It is easy to add a bullet, and case feeder onto later if you want one.
625210
The kit has the charger and one standard battery. You can also buy the bare tool if you already have M-12 tools and batteries.
1531600
Yes it included the manuals and the gun lock. Also the review about the foam being thin is accurate. I do like he case overall
1227517
Yes this is a complete kit, screws, seal, frame, glass in heat shrink plastic. measure correctly, I did not it didn't fit and I still have mine.
2203891
Not a PITA at all. Two screws replace the trigger pins. It takes two different sizes Allen keys (one for each pin) but they just screw off. easy and secure. I removed the detent springs from the trigger group to save the threads on the GG&G screws and allow for easier insertion.
1012825
Yup! It's just two pieces of plastic held together with a few screws. I took mine apart and moved the band up higher on the handle to get better range. Be careful with the trigger it's a pain to get back in if it pops out.