Will this breech plug fit the Traditions break open models. I ordered part # A1344 and is not made for the break open model.
282131
I really wish I could help you but, I have no idea. I ordered this part for my husband's muzzle loader. H is hunting o I can't ask him. So sorry!
1606818
I have model no. 624505x79b and the shear bolts fit fine. I would think it should fit yours as well being they both start with 624, but I truly do not know.
2008783
I'm not familiar with that brand but I think they are all fairly standard. I took a chance on mine when I ordered it and it worked fine. I suppose you could check on the vendor's return policy in case it doesn't work.
727987
Joyce, our unit was made in 1981 so I feel confident it will fit ok. A caution, it takes a fair amount of force to engage the threads. I recommend a socket wrench. I don't know about the 'rubber safety plug' piece.
1028958
I have tried this product on two B&S; Vanguard engines and IT DOES NOT FIT. I believe that it is an unusual metric size and I have been unable to order a replacement drain plug from parts distributors.
1976766
my husband ordered this for his muzzleloader and it was not the right part..beware..because idk if they take returns..
908003
I don't know for sure about your model. Mine broke into two pieces, so I put them together and measured to see if it was the same size as the one Amazon sells. Mine fits perfect.
1912046
I don't know because I am not familiar with this unit. But, they fit any standard bananna jack in audio. These plugs have spring leaves on the post to fit tightly in a standard bananna jack. I'm using the work standard just in case there are some that are not standard. But my understanding is that they are all the same. This is great for speaker wires so you don't have to fumble with stranded wire anymore. Hope this helps.
408841
I have looked two or three places and everything says no. Go to H&K; speedloader and put in what you are looking for. That's how I found mine, good luck John G.
2040532
mine fits perfect, i had some problems with the screw (use the original short screw or else you'll damage your trigger) but other than that it fits nice and flush. i'd have to see a picture to see exactly what you're talking about.
1976765
As long as you already have a 209 primer based breech plug, I think it will work
1504850
It's a standard thread pattern common to all dies. I actually use a Hornady loc-n-load quick change adapter in my RCBS RCII so it should work fine for you too.
1443181
I really don't know if it will work for your specific application. The carriage screw release mech. is a fairly universal design by Genie. In other words "one size fits all. If the picture looks like "it" then it probably is the correct one. These are a common failure item and I have replaced quite a few myself. If the picture looks the same as the one you've got I wouldn't be to concerned about it. Again I can't guarantee your application. Good Luck.
1125018
the round fit mine just fine. i did use longer bolts as the round plate on the jack was a little thicker than the original but the bolt pattern fit fine...good luck.
1197527
I guess it is a 5.5/2.5mm barrel, since R series and N series use that plug, and this item description mentions N and R series. I do not know, I do not own this.
256054
It will fit all Excalibur crossbows made after 2007. Probably will not fit any other manufacturer as it fits specific contours of the Excalibur butt stock.
2129822
I don't know. My plug burnt out. Turns out it was a universal plug and I got a replacement at Radio Shack. The cosing mechanisim of this press broke several times and I had to take it to a mechine shop for a custom made replacement piece. Then the heating element blew. I trashed it and got a 15x15" clamshell as that style is better made and takes up less space.