Will this gun allow me to use 4mm piercing studs instead of the studs provided?
851087
No I wish! I used it to pierce my nose. You have to use the studs it came with. But! I changed it after a week because the studs are cheap and i will be fine! I hope you have a successful piercing! If you have more questions just ask! - Nura
851088
Are the studs pointed at the end, or flat? I want to go out and buy some gold ones to load into the gun rather than use the silver ones that come with it but I'm not sure if you can buy ones with sharp ends :)
761322
You need a 22mm Rail. I don't know if that 1 1/4'' is the same, I thought you had switched to the metric system meanwhile. The thing works nice, I have it with my Berreta 92F and it is really good and very adjustable by 4 screws (also for cat-play:-)
1062743
You will not be able to find a gun that shoots both types of nails, but a 1 1/4" or longer roofing nail is very effective in installing hardi siding, if studs are actually hit, and you don't face nail ( the bigger heads of the roofing nails take more of a glob of caulk and can be unsightly.)
765236
Nope. It didn't work for mine. Saving it until I get a new gun. Really loud and adds a lot of weight
297849
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
172818
No. The maximum is 1 and 3/4 inches.... The alternative to this gun is almost twice the cost though.
778241
If the gun has 11mm dovetail scope mounts, then yes. If not, you'll have to get the 22mm Weaver rings.
1429648
No. It's a different caliber. You need the correct caliber for your firearm.
1828231
It is for 110 volt which is regular household plugs.Just to let you know, I found that unless the surface that you are trying to weld the stubs onto is flat when the head of the gun can contact the surface you are trying to put the stud onto, it will not work. I had a small dent and tried the gun and it did not work and thought the gun was broken, but I got a piece of flat sheet metal and it worked.
2122015
No. If you're replacing a big chainring, you can use the existing bolts. If you're adding the Guard to a 2x setup, you may need to get longer bolts to accomidate the guard's extra width.
890229
Yes but use a bore guide to prevent wear on the bore and chamber. Stainless is harder than the metal used on the gun and will mare the metal over time.
1099743
Yes, but make sure you properly mount the articulating mount. It requires bolts intent he studs and you can also use hilti toggles of you have steel studs.
366819
again, you'd need a sling stud. I dry fitted it on my Mosin (no stud) and it doesn't match the contour of the stock. looks kind of awkward. also, I use it on an AR, so BIG difference in recoil between a 5.56x45 with a buffer tube, and a bolt action 7.62x54. I'd look for something different. (FYI- works great on the AR-15)
2134824
Under normal circumstances, yes, but, if you bang your weapon against something it CAN move the rail no matter how tight you make it. I had mine set up the same way but decided to change it to a free float forend with the sight on the end of that. Spend the money the first time and do it right. My rail did not come with any padding like the other answer said and I doubt that padding would make it tighter, probably not as tight as metal to metal would be. Good luck!
848320
Yeah...I suppose if ya could find another stud that fits and if the backing fits in the blue part, ya could. Just save the part that ya push on. But definitely clean between pierces; so ya reduce the risk of infection. Also it works WAY easier if ya have someone do it for you; cuz it's awkward holding it by your self. And, I noticed that if you pull the push part out , and break the breakaway part off I, and then do it; its much easier on your ear.
1104945
This gun uses several different sizes of hitachi nails. I used some 2 1/4", 3" and 3 1/2" in my deck project. The gun worked flawlessly. Importantly, though, is the level of you expertise, the size of your air tank, etc. to adequately answer your query. On first thought, yes; however experience level could mitigate that.
1323520
Yes. The different calibers have nothing to do with the bases. The receivers are the same. Worked great on my son's axis and allow use of any scope, regardless of tube length.