what is the difference in the slime line and standard?
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The length of the threaded shaft of the screw is shorter on the slime line to accommodate the narrower grip
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Slim line grips are thinner in thickness than standard. This helps shooters with smaller hands. Shorter screws are needed so that they don't enter into the magazine well blocking the magazine. The reverse is also important. Slim line screws are too short to hold standard grips.
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Slim hand grips are thinner than the standard ones. Each type requires specific bushings and scews
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The grip panels are thinner than stock grips. The width of the grip area of the gun is reduced by about 3/16" width with slim grips.
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Take a stock panel off your 1911 and take grip of the Piece (with one panel installed). Two thin panels will give you about the same circumference and feel. They knock off .20 of an inch off....for my med. sized hand way better feel I added houge slim rubber grips way better feel....
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The slim line screw are if you have low profile grips on the 1911. If you have standard grips on you 1911 you want the standard. I believe the slim line are shorter in terms of the threads that anchor into the bushings. If you have a custom grip that is low profile the slim line will work with standard grip bushings.
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I believe they are the same. My child's color wonder book says "mess free" at the top. Hope this helps!
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It is the same printer, just the ColorBurst RIP software is different (or what ever software package is being offered with the printer). The Standard Edition does not come with the ColorBurst RIP software, that's the price difference.
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Not to my knowledge. This is the only one showing on Amazon. My guess is the "standard version" has something to do with the game itself (which I haven't played).
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According to FreeStyle there is no difference. As Louis answered. You can ONLY use "lite" strips with the FreeStyle Lite Meter. The "Lite" is simply a part of the Brand name.
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I'm trying to get the same question answered. I noticed the difference in jar sizes also. Can someone please respond to this thread with the answer. Thanks!
2110751
Ed--we've only used the standard in ours so far. I think it can take thicker, but I do not have any to test that question. It's a great dispenser. Solved a lot of the problems we've had.
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The only difference I can see between the two are maybe the finishes. One looks like it has a matte finish, while the other one is just the standard stainless steel.
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Good Evening Skynet VirusI've only used the Black Ticonderoga pencils so I can't say if there is any difference.I'm sorry that I can't be of more assistance, I hope you find an answer.
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The only difference is a few extra cards, it's just the newest version of the original. If you were thinking about getting a new fluxx game i would suggest getting one of the specialty games like pirate fluxx or Monty Python fluxx. That way you could play them separately or mix the decks together.
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There is no difference they are both made of the same material that retains the moisture to keep the brown sugar soft. I just bought these because there were 2 of them and it made them cheaper than the others. So my advise is go with what you want it is the Terra Cotta material that is what works not the design.
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I've never used it for slime.....might have to try that since I have a lot left.
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Standard game. Comes with campaign and multiplayer (includes online). Standard just means no DLC included, nothing extra.
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I bought the limited edition for $35 and it didn't really come with anything cool. So just stick with the standard because I just checked the price for the limited and Its not worth it.
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Did you ever get an answer? I got both for Christmas and I don't know what the difference(s) is/are.
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This is the standard model. If it was a slim it would be called Xbox 360 S..... other than that I do not know how to tell the difference between the two. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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It appears that the nsl would be "standard" thread and the nml would be "metric" thread. Big difference and it's not distinguished on the Waterpik web site.