Concerning the Pellets LLC Stainless Steel polishing pins, are the pins in the 5lb bag .062" like the pins in the 50lb bag?
2047261
I don't know. Here is what I do know: The 5lb bag is more than enough pins to last me for many, many years. The brass comes out looking like new. If you de-prime first. Even the primer pockets come out looking like new. I will never run out of walnut shells, never have dust in the air, and never have to clean out the walnut residue from the primer pocket. Oh, and the tumbler from Harbor Freight runs almost silently. Love this product.
2047262
These pins are 5.56 mm long, they are very small, therefore making cleaning the inside shell cases and primer pockets easier, even though the title says stainless steel polishing pins, they can be picked up with a magnet for recovery, they come coated with a preservative finish, it must be tumbled off..
2047263
Don't know because I only purchased the 5# bag. I returned the pins and the tumbler because they did not provide a better finish to my 9 mm casings vs. corn cob media.
2047264
Sorry for not responding sooner. I'm measuring the diameter and I get .040". I hope this helps.
416018
These are pins. I would not suggest ordering from this company since they are not a fast company. I ordered it on the 28th of October and received the item November 13. I needed these items quickly and stressed that in an email and the company failed.
1813096
It is 2 pin .Former pin diameter of 3.5 mm and 2.5 mm in diameter after pin, double pin from 8 mm within, 11 mm center distance of 2 pin.Hope it helpful to you.If you have nay other problems,please email us freely,our aim is letting customers have a happy online experience,we will do our best to satisfy you.
835264
Yes - 6mm dia. x 26mm long x 1.0 pitch threads. But if you are mounting permanently to a ball head you can probably use the screw that is currently on the head.
1055087
I can't speak for the other seller(s) under this listing but the ones fulfilled by Amazon sold by Bullseye Reloading are .047" diameter. We believe the .047" pin to be superior because the potential of getting two pins stuck side-by-side in a flash hole are greatly reduced. We haven't sold a .041" pin in quite a long time.
1516637
just pellets, but i would not buy one. i had 2 of them and sent them back, not accurate at all, 4-1/2" group at 50yds.
1378149
I have used the nails in the assortment at GREX P6/MP-3 23 Gauge Multi-Pack Headless Pins (3,000 per box) The 1/2" seems to work without any problems.
1208442
the pin hole is five-eights . And the ball mount size one-eight of an inch. Hope that helps
1650780
It's for 5 and 6 mm pins. I bought it for the Roosebeck Celtic Heather Harp which has 6 mm pins.
68725
They're pinprick holes. I can run some lightweight fishing line or a small needle through one of the holes but my standard size safety pins and thumbtacks wont fit. I've not tried powdered tea and to be honest I'm not sure how fine the powder is but this is one of the finest strainers I've run into.
872968
the pin is 6mm, 7mm gap size and 82mm long. There is a 42mm gap between pin and body for disc
1548722
They are very small, about 1/8 to 1/16 inch hard plastic pellets. Thus, 5 pounds is not a very big bag as they are dense.
575373
Yes, I have only used Grex pins in the Bosch pin nailer - all sizes from half-inch to 1 & 3/8. The half-inch are a little fiddly - particularly if you are putting 'leftovers' of a few pins back into the magazine. That's nothing to do with the Grex brand - it's just how it is with the small pins. Not sure how many hundreds (or thousands) of pins I've fired so far, and I haven't had any jams. Perhaps a couple of misfires when the smallest pins are not aligned correctly inside the magazine, but that's no fault of the device or the manufacturer of either nailer or pins. Still a super machine! Thus far, retains it's 5 star rating from me! Yes, I have only used Grex pins in the Bosch pin nailer - all sizes from half-inch to 1 & 3/8. The half-inch are a little fiddly - particularly if you are putting 'leftovers' of a few pins back into the magazine. That's nothing to do with the Grex brand - it's just how it is with the small pins. Not sure how many hundreds (or thousands) of pins I've fired so far, and I haven't had any jams. Perhaps a couple of misfires when the smallest pins are not aligned correctly inside the magazine, but that's no fault of the device or the manufacturer of either nailer or pins. Still a super machine!... » Read More Yes, I have only used Grex pins in the Bosch pin nailer - all sizes from half-inch to 1 & 3/8. The half-inch are a little fiddly - particularly if you are putting 'leftovers' of a few pins back into the magazine. That's nothing to do with the Grex brand - it's just how it is with the small pins. Not sure how many hundreds (or thousands) of pins I've fired so far, and I haven't had any jams. Perhaps a couple of misfires when the smallest pins are not aligned correctly inside the magazine, but that's no fault of the device or the manufacturer of either nailer or pins. Still a super machine! Thus far, retains it's 5 star rating from me! « Show Less
340955
these fit in 3 1/2 inches long hinge, the pin is 0.234 inches diameter, I saw these at Home Depot as well, about the same price.
2171618
The steel tube is 2"X 2" but the pin holes are actually 1/2". Hope that helps.
1527841
Yes and No. Pin diameter or length is not an issue however, some Rods have a space inside for what are known as capped Pins, these wont hold a non capped Pin. . Others have a Collet style retaining system. the collet style will hold either one, . also with some collet style rods, you may have to break off the head if you buy pins that have heads on them., I have a couple packs of both as I have alot of custom caliber Dies for my one hole shooters Gotta have spare parts for premium match grade ammo dies.. Hope this helps. RCBS 10964 are the headed decapping pins also sold here on amazon. God Bless.
650134
They are actually sold by weight, so it will depend on the diameter of the sticks how many are in each bag. I would say 40-50 is a good estimate for a 1 lb. package