Would this gun work with a Fuji Semi-Pro 2 Turbine?
1002060
looking at the gun from the fuji setup I doubt it, it has a control for bleed air where this one doesn't. But it doesn't look like the whole system is that much more than just this gun, so maybe directly from Fuji you can get the gun?
1757050
This should work, to be sure measure or get dimensions of the XD model because this rig will handle a 1911 style semi-auto..
311912
I threw one of these in my Kimber Custom 2. It has a full length guide rod and it cycles just fine.
771902
I think so, but it would be better if you checked the specs for the attachment ,or asked the seller. Alternatively you could check with Norpro. They are usually very helpful.
349492
Not sure. I have the 190 CX Pro and it works fine. Both a great tripod and head. Ed C
1682432
I'm not sure about that one, but I have DC23 turbine head model and it's work.But if your really looking for this kind of accessories, my advice to you is don't get this because it's really small and it makes work more .Try to find big tools not like this.
2206845
Yes, it is compatible and the correct 2.5" size. Some original Fujitsu versions were shock-mounted, whereas the Hitachi is not. Not a big concern.
1818750
Im not sure...I bought it for my son's Remington black magic and he said it worked ok. The site moved every now and then. Hope that helps.
603056
all semipro and pro cameras have 1/4 20 receivers on the bottom.. this will work for your camera.. I use it on Canon and Nikon all the time.
603963
from what i read about the difference, i'm not sure that it matters as the gun is designed for the turbine. pulling the trigger releases air thru the tip and starts the material flow. the turbine is always pumping - not sure where the air is going. will be using it again soon if you really need to know. hope this helps.
1568418
It works fine in mine. It is a cannon monocrome something something model number
2174493
I have an Cannon MP 640 and it works in there. If you go to the Cannon Site and type in your model, it will tell you which kind to use.
1886919
Yes it works great. I have it on a 300 blk with 16in barrel and it is dead on. The only change in BDC is the grain size and powder charge you decide to go with. The Nikon website had a great tool that let's you input your load data and gives you the distances that the BDC will compensate for. Good Luck.
2035408
I think it would work. I have two, both are on muzzle loaders in which we use 3 pellets of Triple 7, 50-50 pellets, or 150 grains. I have had one on a CVA Optimum Pro since 2004 and put the second one on a 50 cal. Remington Model 700 last year. Both have worked perfectly well. I have encountered no problems with the one put on in 2004 and have not had to make any adjustments since putting it on the rifle. Sighting it in this year my son had a three shot group of 1 inch at 100 yards all within the orange bull of two inches. Need I say more.
2130774
It will work provided your camera has a built in focus motor. It sounds like it does since it's based on the Nikon N80. According to DP Review (http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujis2pro): "The S2 Pro has a Nikon F lens mount, it can accept almost any Nikkor F mount lens. Full camera features are only available when you use G or D type AF Nikkor CPU lenses." Note in "Nikon speak" AF and AF-S are both auto-focus lenses. The difference is AF-S lenses have a built in focus motor, AF does not. D type lens have an aperture (F-stop) ring, G type do not. Your Fujifilm FinePix S2 Pro is based on the Nikon N80 body. I use this lens on my N80 and I love it! I have to lock the aperture at f22 and control aperture from the camera, so you will probably have to do that too. There is a little slide switch on the aperture ring for this. There is no disadvantage to this.
1911067
I'm not entirely sure but I think so. The fujifilm instax works for both cameras so I'm assuming visa versa. I hope this helps.
1093834
One way to find out is to go to the Fuji website and search for the accessories that the x100s requires and you'll find out if they're compatible. You'll likely find commonality with both models.