What size gun should i get? 60 75 90 100 110? this page doesnt tell you what these numbers mean
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It's the length of the speargun in centimeters. It depend from your needs and your style of spearfishing. Avoid the 110! It's not stable. The 60 is good only if you catch in coves. 90 maybe is the most adaptable for the differents way of fishing, but also the 75 is good if you're going for medium size fishes. My 100 is ok, I really enjoy with it!
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These are length measurements in centimeters and which gun you get really depends on what you're hunting and what kind of area you're hunting in. You're going to get fish with any of them, but a shorter gun like the 60 or 75 is great for sticking in little holes on the reef and using in lower visibility conditions. A longer gun like the 90, 100, or 110 is perfect for going after some bigger fish in clearer, more open water that you might not be able to get as close to. I went with the 100cm gun and it's been great so far. I don't find it too big to use on the reef & it has a lot of power and range.
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These are length measurements in centimeters and which gun you get really depends on what you're hunting and what kind of area you're hunting in. You're going to get fish with any of them, but a shorter gun like the 60 or 75 is great for sticking in little holes on the reef and using in lower visibility conditions. A longer gun like the 90, 100, or 110 is perfect for going after some bigger fish in clearer, more open water that you might not be able to get as close to. I went with the 100cm gun and it's been great so far. I don't find it too big to use on the reef & it has a lot of power and range. These are length measurements in centimeters and which gun you get really depends on what you're hunting and what kind of area you're hunting in. You're going to get fish with any of them, but a shorter gun like the 60 or 75 is great for sticking in little holes on the reef and using in lower visibility conditions. A longer gun like the 90, 100, or 110 is perfect for going after some bigger fish in clearer, more open water that you might not be able to get as close to. I went with the 100cm gun and it's been great so far. I don't find it too big to use on the reef & it has a lot... » Read More These are length measurements in centimeters and which gun you get really depends on what you're hunting and what kind of area you're hunting in. You're going to get fish with any of them, but a shorter gun like the 60 or 75 is great for sticking in little holes on the reef and using in lower visibility conditions. A longer gun like the 90, 100, or 110 is perfect for going after some bigger fish in clearer, more open water that you might not be able to get as close to. I went with the 100cm gun and it's been great so far. I don't find it too big to use on the reef & it has a lot of power and range. « Show Less
1832706
I'm sorry for late response, it's probably going to need a medium but I would take the gun to a gun shop and have it matched up and you're on the right path low is best. Good Luck
1688023
They came in various sizes when I ordered. I presume you can get the number you need by checking the advertisement on Amazon (60, 100, 150, etc.). I don't remember, but I think I got 100.
1629961
You need to call Remington. Their customer service is excellent! Simply give them your serial number and they can give you detailed specs to your particular gun. Just remember you must have a BDL because it will not fit the other class gun!
1373903
I`m puzzled as to what 110,120, 126 negative sizes actually were. I have many different B & W negs from the 40`s,50`s and 60`s. Any way to tell them apart? thanks. Russ B.
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Directly from the Uncle Mike's web site:SizeRight/Left Product Number Fit Information1 87441 Small autos (.22 - .25 cal.)2 87442 Most .380s3 87443 5-shot revolvers; Sigma .380>4 87444 Most sub-compact 9mm/.40 autos
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My first rifle and best coolest one I have the sights are awesome! Look and feel of this gun is great too!!Multiple pump not more than 10 but 3 to 10 would do.0.177" (4.5mm), 660.0 fps, Synthetic, Ambi, Black3-10 pumps, 18-rd BB mag & 5-rd pellet mag660 fps/BBs, 625 fps/pellets (velocities in owner's manual are incorrect)
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Go to "Uncle Mike's Holster sizing guide" (search for that phrase), and enter the gun brand and model, that you wish to fit. Get the information from the Horse's mouth.
1165242
Wow, that answer isnt listed ANYWHERE, not even their website. This sight is identical in width to the one I just took off, that was a .100, so it appears to be just a standard general width sight.
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I would visit a sporting goods store prior to buying on line and look at the Limb Saver box which tell you on the back what rifles and shotguns the different sizes fit. I would guess you need a large and you will love the Limb Saver when you get it because a 45-70 can kick like a mule without it!
1226710
I went to the actual Blackhawk website and got the size and model the would fit my particular weapon, hope this helps
1332323
yes let me go home today and pull it out and get the measurements. Its a large bag with a smaller bag inside that I carry two guns into the range with all my ammo and targets. will get it to you shortly.
1372944
I'm sorry I don't know a lot about guns. The one I carry is a Ruger LCP with a side mounted laser. It has a 2.75" barrel. The holster fits very well. But if you aren't sure tell them what you have and they will tell you which is the best size.
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Its not the length of the speargun that it is referring to. The 90 cm, 100 cm, 110 cm refer to the band length and strength.
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Directly from the Uncle Mike's web site: Size Right/Left Product Number Fit Information 1 87441 Small autos (.22 - .25 cal.) 2 87442 Most .380s 3 87443 5-shot revolvers; Sigma .380&gt; 4 87444 Most sub-compact 9mm/.40 autos
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Allegedly the 9 and 40 versions are the same size. I have a 9 standard size, my brother has a 9 with the thumb safety. It fits. Like all things, mileage may vary. It was meant to be a "universal" m&p; holster to fit most if not all variants. If you don't like it, sell it, return it, etc.....from what I hear Amazon is pretty good about returns, but for what it's worth, I will keep mine because I like it. Get a STURDY belt. It's heavy with the gun, holster, and rounds in it.
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Its a bit of a guessing game. I bought a large and it fits one of my full size autos much better than the other. You can read the reviews to see if anyone mentions your gun model. Otherwise, you really have to guess and return it if it doesn't fit.