Must be dense but what is the difference between .05 and .07 tip?
1179120
Medium and fine point. These are the only pens I use in college, Very smooth writing.
1179121
I believe it is the diameter of the pen tip. A 0.05 tip will be narrower and a 0.07 tip will be a thicker tip. :)
1179122
.05 is a fine tip and .07 is a medium tip. If you don't like to push hard and like a broader stroke result, .07 is the way to go. More ink hits the page.
1644746
No, it isn't. As a matter of fact, the Maglus rubber tip is firmer than p.e. the Bamboo. However, some apps mimick a caligraphic pen effect. Some with a wetness factor (Notes Plus), others with writng speed (Paper 53).
1061163
In my opinion use .22 cal they are more accurate and are devastating to small game.
1220753
I have the 0.7, and absolutely yes. I've written multiple essays and exams with it. The 0.5 and the 0.7 are the same on the outside, only difference is the lead.
1933604
I had the same question. I had ordered the larger size and when I received it, it was the same as the .24. When I responded to my request for a review, I was told I couldn't say the description was wrong. I was able to return the more expensive package and then ordered the cheaper item.
580265
I would say that the .005 would be the minimum thickness if it were secured well on all sides, it still might have a wavy look. The .020 thickness would be the best choice for that application in my opinion.
1026247
I've used this brand, have ued .5 and .25 but I have to say I'm not that knowledgeable. I have watched Youtube video's on these items and that was why I bought the .5 and .25. I'm sorry I couldn't have been more helpful.
1966314
I use .105 line and it's a little tight so although I've never tried the heavier lines, I suspect .115 is the correct number.
1198509
It is the diameter of the tip. Hard to measure, specially when we are looking at 0.5 mm to 1.00 mm. Easiest way to take it to the shop and let them measure it for you, try all 3 and return the ones you do not need. My finding is 13 mm the more expensive cue. The screw size and depth is standard on all tips.
1545172
This is the genuine article, 5.56 ready. You can usually tell the air soft version by the price.
2013547
I have no basis of comparison. I just know that the .05 works well for me and I am pleased with the results. I would be a little leery of starting out with the 1mm first. It may be something you need to build up to. Good Luck.
1818688
I needed 1.95 and never noticed the two opposing descriptions. My box say 2.125. Tube is tucked away.
1060780
The difference between &#8537;" and &#8539;" is .042" which is very insignificant. I doubt that,if rolling without the guides, one would reach that degree of accuracy.
1211285
The obvious difference is in the size of the cartridge. As far as the contents is concerned, I don't know if there are differences.
789966
The 505N is a newer model. A smaller tip can be better depending on what the project is.
1709536
Yes, the manual bunches 95gr and 100gr together. There are other instances where bullets of similar wt. are given the same load data. This gives you a place to start to fine tune. You may find that there is not a big difference between the performance of the 100 and 95 grain bullets.I own several reloading manuals, and several editions of some of those over the years (Sierra; Speer; Lyman; Lee; Hornady; Hodgdon etc.) and I like the Nosler better than all the rest put together. I would also recommend the Lee book for its engineering and theory content.
288105
Well it doesn't really matter but I would go with .20, if you need anything else just ask!