It says designed to use from chamber to muzzle. Does that mean I can't use it from muzzle to chamber?
298189
Two thoughts on this. First, having a perfect crown at the muzzle is a must for accuracy. For this reason, the rule of thumb is always clean chamber to muzzle to lessen the chance of damaging the crown. The other thought, with this bit in particular, is it will act like a squeegee, pulling (or pushing) the carbon, solvent, and crud in front of it. Because it fits the bore, and is non absorbent, all of that crud would end up in the chamber, as it's larger than the bore.
298190
Assuming you are being serious and not a troll. You never want to clean muzzle to chamber if you can help it. The risk is damaging the muzzle effecting the accuracy of the firearm. However with some revolvers this can't be helped so be careful.
298191
When cleaning any firearm it is commonly accepted practice to run patches, bore snakes, ect. through from the breach to the muzzle whenever it is possible - the same direction the bullet or wad passes through the barrel. This way you aren't pushing the cleaner, powder residue, etc. into the breach.
298192
You have to pull it threw the the barrel you can't push it. You should clean your guns chamber to muzzle
1274080
it makes cleaning the bore much easier, and you will do a better job. if you have invested in the rifle it's worth spending a little more for this to keep it clean. i think you would be better off just using a bore snake rather than jamming a brush down the muzzle. you have a nice rifle, take care of it.
1540395
I don't think you asked the right person. I haven't tried that. The gun functions quite well. I'm not familiar with the laws regarding attaching a suppressor to an air rifle in the US, if any. This was actually my second purchase. I watched a video on how to mod these to run full auto. Me trying the mod is why this was my second purchase, it wasn't successfull and I wouldn't recommend trying it.
1890358
The muzzle brake is two pieces. You can shoot it with or without the outer sleeve. The outer sleeve helps direct the sound wave away from the shooter. It does work well. I get a lot of complements. The piece laying horizontal in the picture above is an assembled one. You get the two vertical pieces in the picture.
1471279
Yes you can if you are a good shot. I would keep it at least 20' from the muzzle blast. I would worry about hitting the chronograph. I am a chicken. I would not.
2063080
NO! It will end up causing a jam in FA from the bolt closing on brass that "comes back". Fired a round at a time, it's VERY scarcely an issue. If you fire in 2-4 round bursts and kind of tilt the rifle towards the catcher's side to settle the brass at the bottom between burts, it's ok for that as well. For what most transferable FA weapons cost though, I'm not a big fan of ANYTHING that can cause issue. If you have a cheapie modern upper, this may not matter. If your gun is a period-correct unit then why risk the scarring around the ejection port from something like this. Yes, I have tried it in the arrangement you mention and more than once, so this is honest feedback and not speculation. Best of luck. NO! It will end up causing a jam in FA from the bolt closing on brass that "comes back". Fired a round at a time, it's VERY scarcely an issue. If you fire in 2-4 round bursts and kind of tilt the rifle towards the catcher's side to settle the brass at the bottom between burts, it's ok for that as well. For what most transferable FA weapons cost though, I'm not a big fan of ANYTHING that can cause issue. If you have a cheapie modern upper, this may not matter. If your gun is a period-correct unit then why risk the scarring around the ejection port from something like this. Yes, I... » Read More NO! It will end up causing a jam in FA from the bolt closing on brass that "comes back". Fired a round at a time, it's VERY scarcely an issue. If you fire in 2-4 round bursts and kind of tilt the rifle towards the catcher's side to settle the brass at the bottom between burts, it's ok for that as well. For what most transferable FA weapons cost though, I'm not a big fan of ANYTHING that can cause issue. If you have a cheapie modern upper, this may not matter. If your gun is a period-correct unit then why risk the scarring around the ejection port from something like this. Yes, I have tried it in the arrangement you mention and more than once, so this is honest feedback and not speculation. Best of luck. « Show Less
1802814
It will fit, but you will have an inch of excess beyond the muzzle. Probably a bonus in that sweat will not find its way into the barrel as easily.
1399590
Not too close because muzzle blast will either knock the unit over or at least cause an erronious reading. The length of the cable controls max distance of 5 metre so 3 - 5 metres is ideal........enjoy
2155031
I'm not sure. I have 2 snub-nose .38 revolvers but have not attempted to do so.
1471278
I can't find anything in the directions that says you can't. Just set it at least 15 feet away from the muzzle blast. I have a friend that has a .50 BMG and he uses his to check it.
2204079
It should work fine. The laser is mounted under the barrel not off to the side. Also, the on button can be activated from either side. Off is in the middle. I really like mine now that it's zeroed in. It takes a few rounds to get it there but it seems to hold well so far. I haven't had any problems like,the other person who answered.
933667
It doesn't physically attach to your gun. It's a practice round that shines a lazer through your barrel. They are universal to most guns using the different extensions and adapter sleeves. Just don't use the firing cap for more than 1 gun, you will need one for each since the firing pins are different depths.
343990
In my estimation if it goes back the exactly same way you took it off and nothing has been altered or changed with the scope settings or scope rings and or mount rail settings then it should work fine. The better part of valor though in my thinking is never hurts to check out your guns accuracy before going hunting especially. Can't swap the scope and mounts to another weapons though and expect the same accuracy as the one it was on. Every gun has it's own idiosyncrasies and is unique unto it's self.
427601
You can use it although the front post will interfere with the clarity of objects at distance. The site measures roughly 1 3/4" from the top of the receiver. This will put the site in the line of the zero.As mentioned, use x-high rings, which are preffered on the AR for proper cheek weld.
173235
Notifications are off... Read Matt's comment. As far as I know the barrel wall thickness is the same for all 12-gauge barrels so you would have to sand down the bottom of the screws for it to clear your muzzle. Then locktite in place as he said. Sorry for late reply.
370476
None really, it's designed to when fired fast to keep the muzzle down so the next shot is easier to acquire
1463562
Mine is mounted on an M&P; 15-22, doesn't move from recoil, but it does move from transporting it in a soft case. Reviews vary greatly, must just be inconsistent quality. Very happy with mine.