how durable is this one.... is it a good substitute for the real fx light sabors that are in the 100 dollar range ?
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It is the same thing, for whatever reason people over price them. They are also available at target for $40 and it changes blue and red
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Yes. I am not into cosplay or anything, but this looks very good and has excellent sound effects. My kids play with it on occasion so it can stand up to light play/use without a problem, but not hard hits. Still works great after one and half years.
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The reason I bought this one was for the 3 year guarantee and that my child broke the Snark right out of the box. So when I saw the guarantee it was a no brainer. The SpeedPro is not only more durable but is still going strong after a year. So its up to you buy a cheap clip on guitar tuner or pay a little more for one that lasts.
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I would say it is the same or better than other lights I've had. I tightened the wing nuts with pliers and it has held together in spite of chickens and roosters flying and landing on the shield hard enough to break the heat lamp bulb but never breaking the clamp or any other component. I have four of them in a horse stall with as many as 100 full size RI Red hens and roosters and nothing has broken other than the bulbs. That has been over the past 6 months.
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Yes, it sounds fine to me. It costs a little more than the real low end ones like rogue etc but is well worth the difference. They are very popular and should be easy to sell or trade if you decide to move up later.
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This is a spl sub, that said they also sound great. They are quite under rated. I'm running a pair of 12's on a SAZ-2500d and they are the most hard hitting subs I've had so far.
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Very good pickup for under a $100 buck at least it was when I bought mine. I do highly recommend the Fishman Neo-D. Fishman also has excellent costumer service. I hope this was helpful!
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I gave this one to my son but I believe it cycles thru.The ulrafire WF-501B is almost as bright not focusable has a nice broad beam and is smaller always resets to hi. It is sold by Amazon as well. Both are very good lights for the price
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Hi ... I hope I can express myself correctly in English.These lights are a good choice price / value.It never will be a "NiteRider", but have a good CREE LED and I can say that: It´s very good quality. Once a week, I Ride MTB in the night in a Venezuela´s rain forest (It´s Cool!!! and veeeeery darkness). The Light NEVER FAILED.Battery Life:- 3 to 3.5 hours on medium mode-1.5 Hours in high mode- 2.5 hours in strobe (I only recommend this mode for city ride)recommendation:1. - As long as you're not moving (mtb or trekking) is better off the light. So you avoid wearing down the battery and not so hot the lamp.Two. - Usarl light medium mode Hi ... I hope I can express myself correctly in English.These lights are a good choice price / value.It never will be a "NiteRider", but have a good CREE LED and I can say that: It´s very good quality. Once a week, I Ride MTB in the night in a Venezuela´s rain forest (It´s Cool!!! and veeeeery darkness). The Light NEVER FAILED.Battery Life:- 3 to 3.5 hours on medium mode-1.5 Hours in high mode- 2.5 hours in strobe (I only recommend this mode for city ride)recommendation:1. - As long as you're not... » Read More Hi ... I hope I can express myself correctly in English.These lights are a good choice price / value.It never will be a "NiteRider", but have a good CREE LED and I can say that: It´s very good quality. Once a week, I Ride MTB in the night in a Venezuela´s rain forest (It´s Cool!!! and veeeeery darkness). The Light NEVER FAILED.Battery Life:- 3 to 3.5 hours on medium mode-1.5 Hours in high mode- 2.5 hours in strobe (I only recommend this mode for city ride)recommendation:1. - As long as you're not moving (mtb or trekking) is better off the light. So you avoid wearing down the battery and not so hot the lamp.Two. - Usarl light medium mode « Show Less
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Hi Randy I paid about $16 for this same model when I purchased. Dont think it is worth $32. I believe the link you are pointing to is indeed Fx115-ES Plus.
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I gave this one to my son but I believe it cycles thru.The ulrafire WF-501B is almost as bright not focuable has a nice broad beam and is smaller always resets to hi. It is sold by Amazon as well. Both are very good lights for the price
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The Benji Marauder is a PCP airgun, the recoil physics are minimal as compared to a spring-powered airgun. With optics the mantra is..."You get what you pay for...". My advice would be to put the highest quality optics on the Marauder that you can reasonably afford. Hawke optics are very good quality, you will not be disapointed. They have proven to me that they can withstand the rigors of heavy recoil from a spring rifle. Since you have a Marauder...consider looking at Nikon scopes...again they are a very high quality product.
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I would save some money and buy a SWFA Super Sniper. This scope is mainly just for looks. The turrets will foul very easily and do not adjust in consistent increments. Also, the reticle is in the second focal plan making for accurate ranging with the mil-dot reticle near impossible. So, my personal recommendation would be to save some more money and buy a fixed 10x SWFA. You'll get what you need for the money.
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no brand is tuely better then the next except avoid crossman. when your looking for bb;s look for .20gram or higher bb's. the heavier you go the lower your fps will be, but it will improve accuracy and your ability to shoot through brush DO NOT BUY ANYTHING LIGHTER THEN .20GRAM BB'S
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After some time riding in them, i noticed they dont last a lot of time. Compared to S9 Greaseballs they are very good, but please, greaseballs are the worst bearings. So, I decided to buy Zealous bearings. They rock, better than these super reds, and they cost 14 dollars. The zealous bearings have an oil the fills in scratches and over time the oil in the scratches hardens and makes a smooth ride. Check 'em out they are so much better than these and to answer your question, it will always stay that way, that happened to me, but maybe my bearings came out wrong.
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The Randall RAT 4 is an excellent choice. Similar in price, I think a little less. Currently there is an Ontario version, which is decent, but Randall is the original designer. I also really like the KaBar Becker line. The BK 16 is very close in comparison and cheaper. The Beckers are easier to sharpen, however they have to be cared for to prevent corrosion. And your absolute cheapest, is gonna be a Mora. They can be had for $20ish. Or more depending on quality and sheath options. They are a good cheap blade. But very susceptible to rust. If you have more questions I am happy to answer as best as I can. These arent armchair opinions either. I own or have friends who own, and we use them in the woods. The Randall RAT 4 is an excellent choice. Similar in price, I think a little less. Currently there is an Ontario version, which is decent, but Randall is the original designer. I also really like the KaBar Becker line. The BK 16 is very close in comparison and cheaper. The Beckers are easier to sharpen, however they have to be cared for to prevent corrosion. And your absolute cheapest, is gonna be a Mora. They can be had for $20ish. Or more depending on quality and sheath options. They are a good cheap blade. But very susceptible to rust. If you have more questions I am happy to... » Read More The Randall RAT 4 is an excellent choice. Similar in price, I think a little less. Currently there is an Ontario version, which is decent, but Randall is the original designer. I also really like the KaBar Becker line. The BK 16 is very close in comparison and cheaper. The Beckers are easier to sharpen, however they have to be cared for to prevent corrosion. And your absolute cheapest, is gonna be a Mora. They can be had for $20ish. Or more depending on quality and sheath options. They are a good cheap blade. But very susceptible to rust. If you have more questions I am happy to answer as best as I can. These arent armchair opinions either. I own or have friends who own, and we use them in the woods. « Show Less
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Len, It depends on what you consider shock proof. The light and laser are durable enough. It is the mounting clamp that is weak. The retaining springs on the clamp are extremely light. I am using it on a 12ga, and am working on upgrading the springs to keep it on the gun while shoot slugs.
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the sightmark LoPro is shock proof to a piont I've noticed that with light impact the sight stays true, however having the sight mounted to my rifle while trekking through the woods of south Texas and occasionally having my equipment hit a tree limb, branch and falling on my ass once the sight preformed as good as you can expect for a hundred dollar piece of equipment holding fare at .5 MOA at about 70 +/- meters. as for waterproof, I don't know and i wouldn't want to find out, like said I live in south texas. I'm so far south Mexico is my backyard.