is it good for imr 18350
287496
It works with 18350 batteries fine. Just remember banks 1&3 charge together and 2&4 the same. When changing 2 batteries I use the same bank.
287497
Yes, of course it will.I use the charger for any and all batteries that fit up to the 4 volt size. Also I charge all new batteries when I get them.George
199417
Yes it will work fine. I have it on a couple of guns, 300 Ultra Mag, 220 swift and 7mm Ultra and it works fine. The clarity at 32 power is not that great but for the money it does what my Nightforce dose only cheaper and not quite as clear. But I would recommend it, I do a lot of long range hunting for ground hogs and crop damage deer out to 800-900 yards.
1546625
I use it on a British Enfield that has comprable recoil. Yes, I would recommend it. It is a good value for this quality of a scope.
1291248
Yeah, I believe these aren't IMR. I wouldn't even try sub-ohming with these. I got the green sony batteries to do that. These will end up being used for my Vamo only.
395121
If I remember correct the M-223 is higher quality. I found most answers at the manufacturer website. I really like my M-223.
412030
Haven't bought a 320 yet, don't know. Great on P220, 226, 229 equinoxes and 227sas though.
665513
Sorry, I'm not sure. I bought 3 before I found this one that worked with my IM3.
1679638
works SUPERBLY on the OMD-M1 ... you do need the Olympus 4/3 to m4/3 adapter for autofocus... and the SWC lens focuses FAST !!!!
112563
Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip mounted laser. Sorry but the truth is the truth. Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip... » Read More Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip mounted laser. Sorry but the truth is the truth. « Show Less
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I don't think it would be a good match at all. Even if it was, I don't think it will be durable enough for extended shooting. For a 223, it has done well.
866278
I don't have a S&W; M&P; 40. I do have a Sig 220 and 229 and it works on both of them. take that for what it's worth.
86468
well i shot a 300win mag no problem ifit handel that it can work for you best of luck be safe
1328093
Yes, this is a perfect fit on the M590 A1. It fits in the small space at the front of the magazine tube.
1025227
All I know is this is one of the highest quality calilpers on the market. As to if it qualifies to mil spec your best bet is to find out what their standards are for the instrument. The distributor or manufacturer for the product may know that as well. Good Luck!
860364
I have an Ithaca .45 single stack 1911 and a Sig 227 double stack. Both work well.
1684456
The Tenergy TN270 can charge RC123A(16340), which is smaller(34mm) than an 18350(35.5mm). An 18350 should fit no problem, and at 500mA output per port, its within range of charging an 18350
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The rifle is a tack driver with plenty of knock down power. Be sure to use quality pellets. 18g JSBs are a good choice for the 350.