The product details vs product description have conflicting information. Is it firing safe to cone 05-06 or 5-6?
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Thank you for your question. The glaze for dinnerware safe firing is 06-05.
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i would say its about a 56 - 62 cal some where in there 50 grain of powder is what i use ive also fired num 6 bird shot and a 50 cal round ball from it vary intersing to see i use cotten balls for wad and my local fire works stand has cannon fuse just remember dont stand strait behind it depending on your charge it can really make that cannon move but none the less lots of fun
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I'm trying like heck to find differences but I couldn't. What I DID find for you is a number, CCR2 which probably means Cartridge Clean and Renew 2pack. They look identical to the cartridges I use but it did mention that it's applicable to the 5301 base. I think that may be the first model that used the CCR base. There may be more on the Braun website, but I'm guessing the cartridges are the same and only the bases have changed cosmetically.
338457
Darrington and Doug are correct. You risk the round ricocheting back and endangering you and anyone around you. They make targets specifically for rim fire rounds that are pretty low cost.
293307
You would have to have the outside diameter of the Cone and the inside diameter of the rail you are referring to. Why not just purchase an ARI rail, they are the best anyway.
1914067
Check the Pertonox website to verify the correct Ignitor. 1261 is for the 240/300 Big Six. There is another number for 170/ 200
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I would check your firing order......make sure your plug wires did not get wixed up during your install of the distributor.
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The ones I received are 5.56. Regardless, the staff at Black Star are great and so are the ammo cans.
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I can find no information regarding fire rating. The product specs indicate that it is NOT fireproof. The box is steel which will provide some additional time before sympathetic detonation of your cartridges. The simple rule of thumb for ammunition must apply....the interior of this box must be kept below 350 F or you will be at risk of cookoff.
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I don't know for sure, but I believe that the'06 is a short action. Mine is a .338 magnum with a longer magazine, bolt, chamber, and extraction port. Check with Remington or your local gunsmith.
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Sorry I'm not sure. I work in a heavy duty diesel shop. It's a great gun I can tell you that. I abuse the crap out of it and it keeps going strong.
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The Stanley 31626 did not work for my range because of the configuration of the plug. My range required a plug with three flat prongs instead of two flat and one round prong. I went to Home Depot and bought the box with holes for three flat prongs and a cord with three flat prongs and attached the cord to the box and it has worked great. I don't know if anyone would caution you about fire or whatever, but it has worked perfectly for me. When I first started using it, I unplugged it after each use until I became comfortable that it was safe to use. However, I am not warranting its use or its safety. I am only saying it worked for me. The Stanley 31626 did not work for my range because of the configuration of the plug. My range required a plug with three flat prongs instead of two flat and one round prong. I went to Home Depot and bought the box with holes for three flat prongs and a cord with three flat prongs and attached the cord to the box and it has worked great. I don't know if anyone would caution you about fire or whatever, but it has worked perfectly for me. When I first started using it, I unplugged it after each use until I became comfortable that it was safe to use. However, I am not warranting its use or its... » Read More The Stanley 31626 did not work for my range because of the configuration of the plug. My range required a plug with three flat prongs instead of two flat and one round prong. I went to Home Depot and bought the box with holes for three flat prongs and a cord with three flat prongs and attached the cord to the box and it has worked great. I don't know if anyone would caution you about fire or whatever, but it has worked perfectly for me. When I first started using it, I unplugged it after each use until I became comfortable that it was safe to use. However, I am not warranting its use or its safety. I am only saying it worked for me. « Show Less
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IM not rely sure but i mounted it on my stock 762-54 with no problem. It really depends on how you plan on mounting it. I used my front sling mount & left a little play so it could be stable or roll slightly side to side in case my target moved left or right before i fired . I hope this helps. some thought that it was a little sloppy until i fired 3 rounds from left to right without moving the pod..
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0.6mm 0.2g-0.25g plastic bbs. I recommend 0.2g bbs. You can get aluminum 6mm bbs and they will fire correctly as long as they are 0.2g-0.25g. Again I recommend plastic 6mm 0.2g bbs
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Maybe - if you're that obsessed with nomenclature. 7.62 X 63, M1906, .30-06 SPRG or as it was also called: .30 GOVT 06 WIN......Does it matter that much as long as it does it's job? That it does exactly as it should. That is what I care about. If you take your dial calipers or micrometer and measure it you'll find it is indeed a rep of the cartridge you need.It's not a headspace gauge or a go, no-go plug; it's a snap cap.
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I'm not real sure. I haven't had any issues with it firing from my AR platform with 5.56 rounds.
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It's a 6qt pot. My Cuisinart EPC-600 6qt pot is interchangeable with the Deni pot with each machine's pot working fine in the other cooker. Not sure how Deni got to call this a 6.5qt pot except maybe they rounded up. Many of these similar cookers are sold aboad as 6 liter pots and rounding 6 liters up to the nearest half quart gives you 6.5qt. FWIW, the sealing ring on the Deni and Cuisinart are also interchangeable.