Are these the same as the Profile Aim 7 two - model # ASM57201? What are the differences? These are listed quite a bit cheaper
224465
They are not the same. Series one speakers are their entry level speakers. They are also 8 inch as opposed to the7's which are 7 inch. That being said they are great speakers worth the money. The 8's will have much stronger base and sound bigger than the 7's but they are slightly less detailed. However you may not be able to tell the difference in the detail unless you are used to listening to 10K+speakers. But you will clearly hear the bigger sound and the base of the 8's.
224466
They sound the same. The difference is that all the Profile line has a magnetic speaker cover for a "seamless" finish when installed.
722144
Thanks! I was just thinking about purchasing both of those as well. I am positive they work for the MG8120 and that Amazons information is incorrect.
2225430
Specs are the same. I'm thinking a product naming change, but not sure. The grind, hook and kerf are the same.
2018550
It's the same, with the addition of the branding. It also comes with a mousepad, but it's been folded in the box for a very long time. I've had mine for a few months, and it's still not flat. Still, it's ~$30 cheaper than the unbranded model, who cares if it comes with a bent mousepad that the more expensive model doesn't even have. Throw it away and you're still way ahead of the game. I don't play Modern Warfare and didn't care one way or the other about the markings, I just liked saving $30. Plus, the Modern Warfare markings look pretty good, even if I don't play.
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Short answer: They won't compare.Long answer: These are not "mil-spec". The rear aperture will not accept an A2 replacement, so forget tritium or fiber optic upgrades. The front sight post has wiggle, which means that a long range zero is impossible, even though the FSP detent is spring loaded. There is just too much slop. The FSP also doesn't move well using a standard A1/A2 adjustment tool. The hardware is not Grade 8, and the aluminum is not 7075-T6. Hell, even the "anodizing" is not Type III; more like paint. If these will be used for HD, duty, war, or carbine courses, forget it! If these will be used on your backyard dirt clod plinker, then go for it. Short answer: They won't compare.Long answer: These are not "mil-spec". The rear aperture will not accept an A2 replacement, so forget tritium or fiber optic upgrades. The front sight post has wiggle, which means that a long range zero is impossible, even though the FSP detent is spring loaded. There is just too much slop. The FSP also doesn't move well using a standard A1/A2 adjustment tool. The hardware is not Grade 8, and the aluminum is not 7075-T6. Hell, even the "anodizing" is not Type III; more like paint. If these will be used for HD, duty, war, or... » Read More Short answer: They won't compare.Long answer: These are not "mil-spec". The rear aperture will not accept an A2 replacement, so forget tritium or fiber optic upgrades. The front sight post has wiggle, which means that a long range zero is impossible, even though the FSP detent is spring loaded. There is just too much slop. The FSP also doesn't move well using a standard A1/A2 adjustment tool. The hardware is not Grade 8, and the aluminum is not 7075-T6. Hell, even the "anodizing" is not Type III; more like paint. If these will be used for HD, duty, war, or carbine courses, forget it! If these will be used on your backyard dirt clod plinker, then go for it. « Show Less
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Huh... they certainly look like the same item to me. One listing is $85.00+ $5.49 shipping, the other is $89.00 & FREE Shipping. But the description of what it does (wonderfully summarized as this being a mini "Time-Base-Correcter") is identical in both listings.
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They look the same, even under comparison on the Acer Website. I think companies do this so if a model goes on sale at a location, other stores will have a different model number and not have to price match it.
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They are actually the same grip. In the pic where the grip looks different, it's only because the grip is not screwed on straight and what you're seeing is actually the under side of the grip. If you look closely at each picture you'll see what I mean. Nice piece of gear for the price compared to what else is out there. I'm perfectly happy with mine. Happy shooting!
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They are the same thing! We crossed match numbers and found it to be a lot cheaper then the Kenmore or going to Sears to get the filter. they work just like the kenmore because they are the same filter and work in the same way. Fit well and good performance, you will enjoy the savings.
2044369
Don't do it. They are manufactured differently. You should buy an "air rifle scope". Many air rifles come with scopes.
1614582
I'm not sure of the difference. I'm not the manufacturer. All I can say is the model I bought should work for what you want them for.
805104
There doesn't appear to be any real difference. The model we ordered in July 2013 was exactly the same as the one pictured in the current catalog, only the price and seller were different.
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Abrek 777, I do not know if they will will work with AK style. I have an AK and I have purchased an extra set of the sights for it. I was planning on giving them a go in a two weeks when I shot next. I can post an update then, sorry I don't have an answer for you now.
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Theres no difference in the model #s. The last 2 letters just designate the color as the "Bolt Signature" just refers to the design style of its looks alone. Those all work and have the same specs.
129703
Hi, Could not find much difference in the models. Mine works just great. Try either one & I believe they will be ok. cwr
1516983
Look at limbsaver sight and see if same model number listed for both. Probably does but I don't know for sure.
2072753
I'm not an expert but they looked the same to me and the model number 7745-w is the same. I would say they are the same thing.