I have the pro series 4200 and ordered the quail rail 3200... does the rail still alow the eggs to turn ?
2067534
i ordered a 4200 with the 3400 rails it fits fine the turner and rails are a must have works great ...
2067535
Yes. Just hard to get in. Have to take motor off then turn racks to get in & then reassemble. Let me know if you need more help. But I did find racks that came holes are small enough to hold quail eggs so check before you ordered. I wasted my money
2067536
yes, works just fine. have to remove motor to do it but is overall very easy and works very well.
2067537
Yes. Hard part is taking it apart to put the rails in. But not that hard. Fantastic product!
2067538
Yes the eggs get turned the same as with the rails for chicken eggs. I've had this product for about a year now and I love it! I highly recommend it.
173508
I can't miss with mine. I hit a grouse about 80m out, and consistently hit my mark. With other guns like the Varmint Hunter, 25 Benjamin Nitro, I miss a lot. After hundreds of rounds, I realized that its due to the relationship between the triggers and the sighting. Basically the German gun is primo engineering and from the trigger pull on its great. I have all stock parts on mine and won't change a thing. Its ready for action.
303208
It might go to the rumba website there should ba a contact us section. I have spoken w/ their teck support before. I will tell you the 500 series us not as gentle as the earlier modle eith regsrd to bumping into funiture sldo it is not as fluid in motion but rsther jerkey. Im not as happy with the motion of my 530 modle
176595
Wish I could help, but I've got the same problem! Had one of these before and loved it - and the top snapped in place they way they say it will. My new one has a white gasket on the underside side of the middle (metal) piece; I'm pretty sure this wasn't there on my old one. Now, it's hard to time my eggs - and worse, when I try to get them out, the top sticks to the middle and the eggs are "held prisoner" inside. Looks like we both need to contact the manufacturer... good luck...
60506
The cups were not needed for my setup but ,No the cup are not anti-rotational . After I put the detachable part on the rail and stock it would not turn without pushing the button and then lock in place.
1978808
The kit came complete with every thing. As for the rails, it is my understanding that all Reese rails in the Pro Series are compatible
235797
You definitely need to install them on the rail before you fire it. I bought mine from Bass Pro that was badly assembled without cable slides and the strings frayed in less than twenty shots. Thanks to the local archery range I brought it back to have it replaced
1116263
I installed mine and it works great. The instructions are not that great and I needed to look at the picture on Amazon.Com to figure out how to run the cable through the locking mechanism. The screws heads are too big to allow the items in the rail mount to move, so my suggestion is to install the parts into the rail mount first, and then screw the rail mount into place. Overall, this is a fine product that does the job.
1843609
Yes i noticed that to. Mine does not do that. Its rock solid on the rail. I have been shooting 23/4, 3in shells and it has not moved at all and is still spot on. Hope that helps.
1805031
I also had a problem with the rail that was related to the quick release. You need to ensure the screw and nut combination is set right to get a good solid bite on the rail. Play around with it till you get a secure fit.
1669011
Someone here stated (in answering "Should I get the Classic or the Professional? What are the differences? "... that the "Classic is flat on the bottom and the Professional has ridges" ... that " the ridges on the Professional would make it almost impossible to fry eggs without breaking the yolk". However, all ad photos of the Professional show a perfectly flat interior. Additionally, a reviewer on Amazon has photos posted showing the flat interior ... and the exterior bottom which has an integrated disc. Seems many reviewers are frying eggs perfectly on the flat interior surface. Someone here stated (in answering "Should I get the Classic or the Professional? What are the differences? "... that the "Classic is flat on the bottom and the Professional has ridges" ... that " the ridges on the Professional would make it almost impossible to fry eggs without breaking the yolk". However, all ad photos of the Professional show a perfectly flat interior. Additionally, a reviewer on Amazon has photos posted showing the flat interior ... and the exterior bottom which has an integrated disc. Seems many reviewers are frying eggs perfectly on the... » Read More Someone here stated (in answering "Should I get the Classic or the Professional? What are the differences? "... that the "Classic is flat on the bottom and the Professional has ridges" ... that " the ridges on the Professional would make it almost impossible to fry eggs without breaking the yolk". However, all ad photos of the Professional show a perfectly flat interior. Additionally, a reviewer on Amazon has photos posted showing the flat interior ... and the exterior bottom which has an integrated disc. Seems many reviewers are frying eggs perfectly on the flat interior surface. « Show Less
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I mounted it with the "CCOP MNT-1516 High Profile AR-ArmourTac Rifle Scope Mount Rings for Picatinny Rail, 30mm" If you're talking about fixed front and back iron sites this might be an issue. I have flip up iron sites and when flipped up they do block the scope.
70369
Chicken/ turkey egg size rails are included with the roller. if you are looking to hatch smaller eggs like quail or pheasent you can buy the smaller rails seperate
77188
Not at all. I love the thing! Just be careful screwing in the rails -- I crossthreaded one.
1806742
I have an old A-6-3 Droll Tube Feeder as well. Did you purchase the Omni Seed Tray? Did it work on the feeder? Would like to purchase the seed tray if so!
1332179
I am a bit of a Newbie too. I will ask my friend who has been helping me and answer again if he says different. I am not familiar with a hatch pad but there is not much room between the screen and the egg turner. You can remove the turner and just turn by hand to make more room. Also I don't know if the hatch pad is porous or if it would block or interfere with the humidity from below. None of my chicks got caught in the screen. A few got stuck on their backs in the egg turners. My biggest concern is that the heater coil on the lid can create a nasty burn. My friend burned his hand on it. Not much feathers on the little chicks just hatched and all wet! It never turned out to be a problem tho.
1190763
If by the rail you mean the part that moves back and forth to make the squirt happen, I don't know. I've used it for a while and find it doesn't need anything. The action is easy and quick.