The description's first bullet metions CCTC STANDARD everything else seems to refer to CTC XL.... which is it?
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I don't know about the add, but the XL is very different then the standard. I have the XL.
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I have the XL. Unsure of description discrepancies. DO NOT BREAK A POLE. Renders it useless.
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The CTC XL is much roomier, you can fit two people (who are super close...perhaps intimate is a better word) with a higher weight capacity. The CTC standard has less weight capacity and is strictly for one person. Good luck!
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Not sure, but it is an extra large cot for one person. The measurements should be in the ad. I don't know what CCTC refers to.This very sturdy and roomy for one average person. Best to get the measurements to be sure before you buy. My cot is at my campsite in another State, so I can't measure for you.
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Hi, Stephanie, What they're showing is just a bullet mold. The designation "225415" is the maker's reference number. The "225" part of the number tells the diameter of the bullet as it comes out of the mold at .225 inch wide, and the "415" is a designation for the shape of the bullet. The maker has many different shapes of bullets available among their various available molds. They just called that particular bullet shape number 415. I hope this makes sense.
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Yes, the XL 1100 is .22 caliber (5.5mm pellet). Alloy pellets travel faster due to their smaller weight (I clocked them at 1081fps) but I do not recommend them. Firstly they are expensive, secondly they are much lighter than lead thus delivering smaller muzzle energy. PBA Raptor Gold - velocity 1081fps; grain 9.8 = muzzle energy 25.44. Lead pellets need to be of right quality. I find Crossman Premier to be the best choice (about $7.00 at Walmart for 500). Velocity 948fps; grain14.3 = muzzle energy 28.54. This is a solid well build rifle, however not recommended for youth use. This is an adult rifle (weapon) not a toy and may be restricted is some states due to the power it delivers. Yes, the XL 1100 is .22 caliber (5.5mm pellet). Alloy pellets travel faster due to their smaller weight (I clocked them at 1081fps) but I do not recommend them. Firstly they are expensive, secondly they are much lighter than lead thus delivering smaller muzzle energy. PBA Raptor Gold - velocity 1081fps; grain 9.8 = muzzle energy 25.44. Lead pellets need to be of right quality. I find Crossman Premier to be the best choice (about $7.00 at Walmart for 500). Velocity 948fps; grain14.3 = muzzle energy 28.54. This is a solid well build rifle, however not recommended for youth use. This is an... » Read More Yes, the XL 1100 is .22 caliber (5.5mm pellet). Alloy pellets travel faster due to their smaller weight (I clocked them at 1081fps) but I do not recommend them. Firstly they are expensive, secondly they are much lighter than lead thus delivering smaller muzzle energy. PBA Raptor Gold - velocity 1081fps; grain 9.8 = muzzle energy 25.44. Lead pellets need to be of right quality. I find Crossman Premier to be the best choice (about $7.00 at Walmart for 500). Velocity 948fps; grain14.3 = muzzle energy 28.54. This is a solid well build rifle, however not recommended for youth use. This is an adult rifle (weapon) not a toy and may be restricted is some states due to the power it delivers. « Show Less
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Yes, they have very complete data for the 6.5 Creedmoor on 95-100, 120-123, 129, 140 and 160 grain bullets. That's why I bought it!
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Carbide dies are always in straight wall case calibers. I have not seen any in cartridges that are bottle necked
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Hi, yes to my knowledge the XL indicates a higher amount of copies, example; 200 may do 500 copies and the 200XL may do 1,500 copies? Just remember that those are just examples of how many copies each cartridge may produce. Hope that helps out, but to be absolutely certain give Staples, or Office Depot a call to double check before purchasing!
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Actually, I see that bullet, and that's a good question because I don't see any size options on Amazon, I think they only carry this one size which is the one in the picture. Great size BTW. Use it every week, love it.
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Michael, I use this HKS with my model 10 - 6 shot for PPC shooting. The CTG is suppose to be like the model 10 (K Frame). These loaders are OK, but the snap loading releases I find are a few seconds faster. In PPC, seconds count. A long as your CTG is a 6 cylinder, I believe it will work.
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Sounds bogus to me. HKS speedloaders are a firearm accessory only; not a tool. Sounds to me like you are trying to circumvent a product category issue in your procurement process.
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Nope. It is the right one. https://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/bulletm/BulletM_Ti_DS.pdf
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sorry gun is at my cabin now and not with me. it is a standard round and flat quarter size type you can buy any place CVS, Shoprite , ect. FYI the glowing red & glowing green are nice but i still like nothing lit up and shooting with the old school black cross hairs !!!!!!!!!!great for rim fire
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe a standard ink is 7mil and XL is 11mil. Not a huge difference but XL is cheaper per mil. I tried to look it up to confirm this but couldn't find it quickly but hopefully I'm remembering correctly.
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If you go to Youtube and enter this into the search box you should find all you need to know about the gun. Benjamin Trail NP XL - .22 cal Gas Ram "ultra magnum" (At least that is what I call it..!)
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Information from Duofast site: It seems they are minor differences in the 5418's. Also i think that should say 'last letter' Product Description Code Explanation Staples: 1st letter: C = Chisel Point D = Divergent Point 2nd letter: A = Aluminum G = Galvanized SS = Stainless Steel Z = Low Carbon Steel R = Coated Nails: G = Electrogalvanized HDG = Hot Dipped Galvanized A = Aluminum ** Larger 0.233" Diameter Head
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Hi Penny, the XL on the ink cartridge model number or part number means that it is high capacity. Thanks, PCrush
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This is for all AR variants that use a standard AR15 bolt carrier. Some of the odd ones like 6.8 SPC and 6.5 Grendel use different bolts. It is the standard bolt carrier group for the .223/5.56NATO. If by .308 you are referring to the .308 Winchester that is a different BCG and is for the AR10 and the variants built on the AR10. For what it is worth. I used this bolt carrier in a 300Blackout. It is a great carrier, well finished, cycles perfectly. Easy to clean.
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Actually, this is my question as well. I read the info but it doesn't specify how they mean the fifth cartridge.