why is a 20 gauge loader more money than the 12 gauge loader
2034509
Right now (7/31/14) the 20 and 12 gauge reloaders are the same price ($48.77). At the time you wrote your question, its possible there was just less demand for the 20 gauge reloader as 12 gauge is more popular.
1553236
NO. It only hold 7 rounds so a loader is not goning to be a lot faster. Do make sure to get some good .20g bbs for it. The included ones are pretty subpar.
1612927
As far as I know they do not make this for 20 gauge, unfortunately almost none of the customization attatchment a get made in 20, for the most part everything gets made in 12 because it is considered the universal guage. Sorry brotha, although maybe now you have an excuse to get yourself another shotgun.....
977068
Everywhere and everything I've read says 12 gauge. At 14, you only get 13 amps max and this machine is designed for max effectiveness at 13.5 amps. Although I was tempted to get a 14 ga since the cord would be thinner and easier to use and cheaper, I opted for the 12 thinking long-term and minimizing any opportunity for this machine to brick due to my lack of care or proper equipment. But that's just me and my two cents. :)
2074325
Personally, I have the forend installed on a 870 tactical model with no issues. That said I would assume an 870 is an 870. I did just check the SureFire website and they too only mention the model, 870, and not a particular guage. From the little bit I have been able to research I would assume 20g would be fine. If for some reason you encounter a problem Amazon is really good about returns. I do, however, recommend using a forend wrench to ease to process.
406381
Larry,I haven't got a clue, but excellent question. I guess if I had to take a stab at the answer, I'd say that more people buy the 6 inch version than the 12 inch version. In other words, they can gouge the hell out of us by charging more for the most popular item. I own them both and they are identical except for the length. I remember thinking the same thing when I purchased mine.
2176249
Although you can load 20 rounds -> this is NOT a (time saving) "speed-loader". It IS a "thumb saver". By the time you place each bullet, facing up in the loader (a couple rounds are bound to fall over and you have to fish them out or start over) you could have loaded TWO magazines the old fashioned way. That's why it's called an "EASY-loader" and NOT a "speed-loader"
924915
12 gauge is only good for 20A 10 gauge is only rated for 30A. So you need much bigger wire
1804412
I have both the 12 gauge and 20 gauge. There is a collar that comes with the set that resizes the brass base of the shell. I have reloaded handgun and rifle shells for several decades, so I had some idea of what I was trying to do with shotgun shells. I've reloaded a hundred rounds between the two presses, and I am very satisfied. I have reloaded some 20 gauge five times and the shells still fit in the chamber and work fine. It sizes the case at the same time it pushes out the expended primer. The collar is removed as the new primer is installed.
1308358
The higher the gauge the smaller the head. 16 gauge has a larger head and most guns can shoot up to 2 1/2" nails. 18 gauge has a smaller head but not vey many guns will shoot the 2" nail. The bigger the head the bigger the hole but also better hold. I recommend owning both and eventually get a 23 gauge. Rocky
663164
There may be....i am conditioned to think that 20 bucks more means something a bit additional, perhaps. Maybe the other model has a bigger sound.....however, maybe they are essentially the same. If you find any info, please let me know. Thanks!
2192500
I used it in a new construction condo unit because it was a heavier gauge stainless. I do not anticipate problems although haven't had it that long. 18-20 gauge is more common and lighter weight material which is likely less durable.
2157065
You can buy the exact 32 oz. product (95830) with a hose end sprayer attached for $1.00 less than this one (95829). Crazy, huh? Both are supposed to cover 5,000 sf. I can't find any difference between the two. I used both today and will check the two labels tomorrow. If I find a difference in strength I will post it.
2182410
Gauge is extremely important especially if you are buying it sight unseen........"G" gauge is larger than "O" gauge. If you have a lot of room to set-up a train set, this would be great but there are less buildings and accessories available as opposed to the smaller "HO" and "N" gauge which you can buy tons of stuff for. The "G" gauge accessories will cost you a lot more due to there large size. I hope that this helped you and was a direct answer for you.........
406378
Larry, I haven't got a clue, but excellent question. I guess if I had to take a stab at the answer, I'd say that more people buy the 6 inch version than the 12 inch version. In other words, they can gouge the hell out of us by charging more for the most popular item. I own them both and they are identical except for the length. I remember thinking the same thing when I purchased mine.
1894900
I have no idea why the price difference. I have used mine quite a lot ,no signs of wear yet. I would say it is well made . Hope this helps you.
1735457
20 gauge is thicker diameter metal than 22 gauge and therefore better. I would venture to say that 20 gauge is pretty much average (standard) in the sink business. If you go with 18 gauge, you will be getting a better product at probably higher cost.