Can I fasten mtl connectors with this gun ?? does it com with the 2nd nose pc and how well does it work for it.
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No, you have to buy the bigger model which shoots a full 3-1/2" nail. The advantage to this gun is its lighter weight and easier maneuverability. Because it is smaller it will only shoot a 3-1/4" nail
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Chris H, did this work for you with the Magpul forend? I just ran into this issue and would much rather buy a nut instead of an entire new tube assembly
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i Have one an shoot it with a semi-magnum chinese .177 springer at nearly 20 yards and it works well. Your Hatsen may be close to too powerful ; For that you'd want this at 20-30 yards as my Octane hits it hard at that 20 yards and I fear eventual damage.
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The answer to that is a bit odd. Yes....no...yes. I have the ops-core, and what I did was take the mounting plate that comes with the helmet and attach it to the ops-core arc rail adapter. However, it wasn't anything like a direct fit. I had to dremel the helmet mount that came with the Sidewinder to get the two pinch-tabs on the ops-core piece to clear and still let me take it off. However, the final solution was totally functional and looks great. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-_7_E2kW85Mo/UyptYHQM4PI/AAAAAAAAED8/BjzTfinV6VU/s400/20140319_222218.jpg They also make a picatinny adapter that can be used with the ops-core pic rail piece. Works fine, and no mods. Just a little higher profile than my solution.
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Yes, it will connect directly to a Bullet-M2-HP, BUT it has a mounting sleeve that needs to be cut if you want to connect directly. If you want to use a pigtail connector it is fine, but the sleeve is a bit too long to allow the direct connection. The sleeve is not absolutely required to be used, but it makes it easier to mount on e.g., a boat.
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you shouldn't have to as it is a split type mount , just adjust the 2 screws for the right fit. i really like mine and can see no problems with using it on a slightly larger tube. a smaller tube , all that is needed is some shim stock to get a secure fit. just as soon as i mounted it on a mossberg , i ran 2 boxes of shells [50 rounds] through the gun in order to get everything broken in and loosened up and i was pleasantly surprised that every thing worked great and need no further adjustments.
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I put one on a Mossberg 590A1. If you look on youtube, they had some video showing different applications.
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I put this on my 870 pump and it all fits(have to drill hole for the rear connect). I thought I was 100%, but went to shoot some clays and the front screw cap shown in the picture kepts coming loose every 20 shots or so. I would tighten it back up by hand, did not use a wrench, but it would slowly start coming loose. One time I shot my 870 pump and the entire firearm came apart. Everyont still gives me a hard time about it, but I do not think that would have happened with the original Remington cap. Still trying to decide if I should try to stick with it, or revert back to original Remington cap. I put this on my 870 pump and it all fits(have to drill hole for the rear connect). I thought I was 100%, but went to shoot some clays and the front screw cap shown in the picture kepts coming loose every 20 shots or so. I would tighten it back up by hand, did not use a wrench, but it would slowly start coming loose. One time I shot my 870 pump and the entire firearm came apart. Everyont still gives me a hard time about it, but I do not think that would have happened with the original Remington cap. Still trying to decide if I should try to stick with it, or revert back to original... » Read More I put this on my 870 pump and it all fits(have to drill hole for the rear connect). I thought I was 100%, but went to shoot some clays and the front screw cap shown in the picture kepts coming loose every 20 shots or so. I would tighten it back up by hand, did not use a wrench, but it would slowly start coming loose. One time I shot my 870 pump and the entire firearm came apart. Everyont still gives me a hard time about it, but I do not think that would have happened with the original Remington cap. Still trying to decide if I should try to stick with it, or revert back to original Remington cap. « Show Less
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Hey Matt me again, After looking at the gun, it looks like you might have to get a special box mag. But like I said earlier, if it had a m4 mag slot than it works.
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I would check PyramidAir. They have a section that shows what connections are needed for different pumps and rifles. Hope this helps.
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What you are describing is what I did with my Ranger pick up truck and why I bought this item. This item fits the tops of the Envirosafe cans which are the same as R134a cans. The threads on some of these cans are not perfect, they make millions of these cans and quality control on them isn't perfect. I found if you make sure not to cross thread them, they will work, even though you need to use extra force to make sure you get a good seal with the seal inside of the valve on this item. As far as the needle making a perfect seal for storage of the extra refrigerant in an unused can, you can't bet on it. It will hold for a while, but for how long, who knows? I think if I need to do it, this is what I will do. I think if you leave the valve on the can, of course, then connect the hose to the manifold of a gage set and the gage valves are closed securely, with all connections tight, I think this should work. The can tap with gage and hose assembly fits R12 fittings and others like on house AC, plus you can get adapters to go from R12 to R134a fittings. I also have ordered R134a right angled adapter fittings, so it will possible to also use this can tap on R134a systems. Servicing AC IS complicated, but it is a lot less so after you get into and also do some research. Hope this helps. By the way the right angled adapters of the R134a system, really do make things a lot more accessible. If you don't have a gage set, I would suggest a fitting that can be screwed into the end of the R12 fitting on this hose to block it off, IF the valve doesn't seal the can. This fitting would need to be soldered shut somehow. (I think I will do this myself. If you can't trust the valve, closing off the hose makes sense.)
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I had two of these on my twelve gauge, both broke within 10 shots each, I bought a vortex sparc and it works great. The truglo does not handle the recoil and the dot will bounce to the top of the sight were you won't be able to see it.
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I don't recommend this adapter .. You may get lucky if your barrel fit but it will fell off someday .. You may buy the threading barrel kit to thread your SKS that will be better .. Cost you less than 50 buck including muzzle brake .. Good luck with your project
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My safariland which I used for my S&W; model 36 .38 special snub nose broke. I have and would recommend the HKS speed loader instead.
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Occasionally they are sold on ebay. Otherwise search for a SCART breakout adapter.
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Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot. Very happy with the set up. Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot.... » Read More Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot. Very happy with the set up. « Show Less
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Hey buddy I think u may have me confused as a vendor I just bought the product but I can tell you that the only trouble you'll have is with the lower barrel. What I suggest it you buy 2 kits as the one only comes with one barrel. Check out my channel on YouTube lolivier57 and it'll walk you threw the process