I want to buy the regular big bore blow gun because of price is cheaper. So what are pros and cons between this and regular big bore?
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The pro model is just built to take more punishment, it's thicker and stronger than the basic one. If you are just in your back yard plinking the basic one will work just fine, but if you want to go hiking or put any significant strain on it, I would go for the professional version. It will last for years, I think the only con with it would be it being slightly heavier than the basic model.
1014222
There's not much of a difference. It will be an awesome buy. Just make sure you get a single pipe and not the break down type that comes in two pieces. You will get much better performance out of the single piece pipe.
1014223
the only advantage is a thicker wall which gives more durability. I have the magnum and it is pretty thick and heavy. I doubt you would have an issue
1014224
The sturdiness of the larger gauge steel is evident when examining both items. This means it will endure a little rougher treatment, especially if utilized as a walking stick. The larger gauge one which I've purchased is really sturdy, and the additional weight helps when trying to hold it steady for the shot.
1875201
I've been told that it works better for the long run. I'm not exactly sure what that means, but all I know is that its better for compation shooting. And its all by prefrance, if you feel you need to upgrade to a "better spring and giude rod" this is what you'd buy. I myself did not buy this for my self. I bought this item for a friend that clames to know a lot about 1911s.
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It's pretty big and less you're shooting a lot and reloading constantly I wouldn't recommend it I would go with the smaller size smaller than this one you'll use less cleaning solution now on the flipside if you are reloading constantly is a great addition to have on your reloading bench
1140678
Amazon has a good selection of air blow guns. For occasional use the primefit will work fine for constant use I would recommend the amflo or forney as they are built to last. Sears, harbor freight or home Depot should have good options too.
1126456
I have the 4 HP model and I have no regrets having bought it. I was using it today. This is the only way I dry my cars...one less process of touching the paint. I think that you will save some money over the larger model. The advantage over a leaf blower is the air is heated and if you mulch leaves there may be some debris still in the rotor. I would suggest to get the wall mount which may be available on the OE site.
1140680
Dear ,DH you can buy in AMAZON , Big Roc Tools Air Blow Gun, it cost $4.99 OK!!
675613
I would recommend the big shebang. It seems the regular is only meant for the compact 380s.
832026
I recommend using high quality bbs simply for the fact that the gun performs 10 times better. The low quality bbs will break inside of the gun and cause numerous jams. Low quality bbs are almost any brand of bbs from Walmart and places like that. My personal favorite is tsd or g&g; bbs
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Scott, I just bought one and its the best I have used or seen for power and accuracy. I suggest you use a heavy pellet for max impact for hunting. Love this one. It will break the sound barrier if you oil the pellets.
1299860
Generally, the larger sizes have more power and will go further distances. The drawback of a larger gun is they are a little more awkward and take aim slower. Longer guns are best for large game fish in fairly clear water, where you're shooting at a distance. For reef hunting or easier game that you can get close to, a smaller gun is far easier to handle and won't overshoot... possibly damaging your tip or hitting something (or someone) you didn't intend.
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Its not that accurate of a gun. I ended up buying a longer barrel but that was a small improvement. If you are planning on playing speed ball, look for a different gun. The gun is terrible with stock parts. I ended up putting another 100 bucks into itand it still wasn't that great of a gun. It's a good starter gun but once you get out gunned by little rich kids it doesn't feel so good.
1549465
This air hammer has great power for big jobs, but when you need more percison I would use the short barrel version , with the longer strokes of the long tube version it's hard to control the bounce back.
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I use it for that, with my smaller impact gun and it works fine. Big Bertha, my large impact gun is too much of an air hog for it though! So the answer depends on your impact gun, a newer more effecient air impact gun seems to work fine, but the older large impact gun won't have enough air pressure to work
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I have this air gun, it is ok....one of my compressors only puts out 135psi at 60cfm, this gun doesn't have the power the Aircat has, so recently have purchased the AirCat. The Aircat has higher torque and is a better gun....esp when we hook it up to a compressor that puts out 175psi. Hands down, choose the Aircat.
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The STX Magnum is a more basic model. It only has one speed compared to the Megaforce which has 3 speeds and the Magnum does not have the cooling system. Both will reverse which is a safety feature. Just about everything else is the same. I got 3 blades, 3 different sized grinding plates, the tray, etc. I only grind one chicken at a time so I don't need the cooling system. I grind all the bones through on the smallest grinding plate and then just meat (breast, muscle meat from the legs and thighs) on the medium plate which is just right for the chunky "chewy" meat. The price is close. If you are going to grind a lot at one time, then I would go with the Megaforce.
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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
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They are both brushless. But the BL has 3 gears (speeds 1-3) you can change. I'm a commercial metal stud framer. And it does not have a chuck on the front of the gun like a normal cordless impact. Some times in tight spaces I stick my bit in there and it gets stuck and I have to use my channel locks or nippers to pull it out. And now that I have had it for about a year the button you have to press to switch out the shaft gets stuck or your shaft will get stuck or not go in sometimes. You have to bang it a few times to get it out or to shove it in. But the gun is good I have dropped it several times from over 20ft and nothing has happened to it. I love the gun. Has great power. They are both brushless. But the BL has 3 gears (speeds 1-3) you can change. I'm a commercial metal stud framer. And it does not have a chuck on the front of the gun like a normal cordless impact. Some times in tight spaces I stick my bit in there and it gets stuck and I have to use my channel locks or nippers to pull it out. And now that I have had it for about a year the button you have to press to switch out the shaft gets stuck or your shaft will get stuck or not go in sometimes. You have to bang it a few times to get it out or to shove it in. But the gun is good I have dropped it... » Read More They are both brushless. But the BL has 3 gears (speeds 1-3) you can change. I'm a commercial metal stud framer. And it does not have a chuck on the front of the gun like a normal cordless impact. Some times in tight spaces I stick my bit in there and it gets stuck and I have to use my channel locks or nippers to pull it out. And now that I have had it for about a year the button you have to press to switch out the shaft gets stuck or your shaft will get stuck or not go in sometimes. You have to bang it a few times to get it out or to shove it in. But the gun is good I have dropped it several times from over 20ft and nothing has happened to it. I love the gun. Has great power. « Show Less