Amazon listing says, "holds .080" to .155" Round", ...but Tanaka website says, ".080" to .115" Round" Big difference! Which is correct?
1966310
I'm using 0.130 in mine, which works quite well. It is a snug fit through the No Brainer, but patience and a strong touch on the button wins out.
1966311
Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115 if you want braided string or something with a nice and sharp edge. Good luck and happy trimming! Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115... » Read More Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115 if you want braided string or something with a nice and sharp edge. Good luck and happy trimming! « Show Less
1966312
I still have the original Tanaka packaging that says .080 to .155 (round) I do not use that large of line but if I insert a .149 drill bit, it fits and holds perfectly.
1966313
The package specifically says .155 round only. But, I bought Gator .155 round and it would not fit without a bit of tweaking with a Dremel tool. A bit more tweaking and .170 would likely fit. I just got it and it is night time, so, I haven't tried it yet, but I did get the .155 to fit.
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.
1966315
That's interesting. I took a look. http://www.tanaka-usa.com/main-navigation/accessories/cutting-heads The .08 to .130 range matches their quiet trim line.... http://www.tanaka-usa.com/main-navigation/Accessories?d=312,332
920141
I use .12 but if you're going to use it on airsoft games i'd use .20 (white are best)
926444
It shows 1543.2grains + or-0.1 ! Iwould like to say that I recieved mine with no instruction and lyman was great to work with on any question,once calirated,right on!
1373903
I`m puzzled as to what 110,120, 126 negative sizes actually were. I have many different B & W negs from the 40`s,50`s and 60`s. Any way to tell them apart? thanks. Russ B.
556436
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.
2229823
There are so many to choose from, but I found for me that the "JSB MATCH Diabolo Exacts" in the 8.44 grain size worked well for me. About $12-$15 for a tin of 500. You can pay less, but you will see a drop in your accuracy. Also, it took about 100-200 shots before my PT-85 was consistent in shot pattern.
1588871
Normally they are 22cal but this sayes .177. I think the description is wrong and it's actually a .22
153492
Correct. 0.7 is printed on the top of the clip. Been using these for about 8 years. Excellent pen.
187865
I bought these for my husband who normally uses a 2.00 strength. I've borrowed them and can see great (I usually use a 2.50). I don't know what 200 means per the description of the maker--maybe a typo?
421598
I just put the micrometer on some of the cleanest castings that I had sitting around. I was quite surprised to find that they are not round. The smallest dimension on most of them is .356 and the largest varies between .357 and .358. I assume that this out of round condition goes away they are put through a sizing die. All the measurements were made at the base.
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.
649560
could be .22cal. could be .45cal. could be .38cal. It depends on what you want,or buy.
659223
Yes. A few people including me already tried to let Amazon/listing owner know that they have the wrong ttitle several months ago. Surprised it hasn't change. But definitely for all mosin, specially 91/30
842460
I just got mine today and they are .63 (3/12/2012) So for anyone reading or wants to know, Amazon still ship out .63 as of the date mentioned.
1757599
Hey no problem. I would get their phone number from amazon and contact them by phone with my issue. (always remember to get names, date and time of day that you spoke with them down.)Then if they are not cooperative, "demand every penny back!" I have the AIM SPORTS bandolier, but the wording on it is black rubber without the white letters as yours has. It does not look like mine. Mine is 2 & 2/8" wide with a 56 round capacity of 2 3/4" shells. Some have 3"shells but I mostly use the best self defense round in my humble opinion, "#4 shot." I have plenty of the 00 buck and 00 Magnum buck shells but unless you are a good aim the higher shell capacity means you have to have a good aim like a rifle. Trust me the #4 shot will do just as much damage with a wider pattern. But as far as the belt goes, if it is an AIM Sports product then send it back for either a refund or exchange on their dime. Many times when you can contact them, they just say, "I am sorry, you got the wrong bandolier, we will ship you the correct 56 round one at no extra charge and you may keep the first one we sent you. (That's mostly because it is not worth the packaging they have to send you, then pay the delivery charge.) Trust me, they don't want you getting (amazon) involved as it gives them a black eye in (amazon's case) Just contact them and see what they say, but if you don't get the 56 round or they give you a hard time then "report them to amazon absolutely." Remember persistence, persistence, persistence as in today's society most people just give up. But if you are persistent, you will get what you paid for. As an old man let me tell you "it's the squeaky wheel that gets the oil." Good Luck!!
1048282
Rich: I don't have my packaging anymore but it did list all the calibers it did support. I suggest you go to Butler Creek web site and look at the detail about the product. The key to the whole thing was the thickness of the magazine. the website on the magazine is www.maglula.com hope this helps
272507
The different model numbers are listed on the burris web site. Each model is specific to a caliber and weight of round.