What is the difference between the "Hunting" version and the regular StrikeFire?
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This version comes with the low mount in order to accommodate how you look though the sight on shotgun and rifle stocks. If you are mounting it on an AR platform you want the extra high mount that they offer to make sighting in and possibly co witnessing your front sight post depending on what configuration you are running (fixed or back up sights) much easier. Hope this helps
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Nothing in the scope itself, hunting version has a lower scope mount than an ar15 mount
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The rings it comes with. The Regular strikefire comes with a setup for an AR-15 carry handle mount, whereas the 'Hunting" model comes with a standard picatinny ring to mount to any rail.
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The rings that come with the optic. For an AR or any flat rail type system you will need the taller rings. The front of the optic will contact the rail with the low rings on a flat rail. I made the mistake of ordering the wrong one, but a quick email to vortex and they sent me the correct rings along with a prepaid return slip. Excellent customer service.
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Not sure about the StrikeFire, but the Sparc will. It comes with 3 different risers. 2 of which are a direct attachment. The third is to raise the other 2 (they both are different heights) if they are are to short. Also know that the Sparc had a smaller MOA red dot and comes with a screw in 2x magnifier.
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I can't compare it to it's predecessor, as I didn't own one. You do not rack it every time to fire. You pull 1/2 way for green, full for red.
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Regular one is a bit smaller. FYI...don't waste your money on any other bug zappers. I have tried many of them and this is the best.
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I own both and there is a picture of the two in my review. The Flick is almost a full inch shorter than the Diesel. The Flick tool opens from the outside and is faster to Flick open with one hand. A great buy. But I use the Diesel for work more because of 3 things: it's larger for my hand, it has a partially serrated blade which I like and a metal file which is all kinds of handy. Really my choice of carry all came down to that file. The Flick is great for everyday use and the Diesel is more for work and Military. Also buy one of those Night Eyez holsters they suggest. Fits perfectly and is very tough. I own both and there is a picture of the two in my review. The Flick is almost a full inch shorter than the Diesel. The Flick tool opens from the outside and is faster to Flick open with one hand. A great buy. But I use the Diesel for work more because of 3 things: it's larger for my hand, it has a partially serrated blade which I like and a metal file which is all kinds of handy. Really my choice of carry all came down to that file. The Flick is great for everyday use and the Diesel is more for work and Military. Also buy one of those Night Eyez holsters they suggest. Fits perfectly and is... » Read More I own both and there is a picture of the two in my review. The Flick is almost a full inch shorter than the Diesel. The Flick tool opens from the outside and is faster to Flick open with one hand. A great buy. But I use the Diesel for work more because of 3 things: it's larger for my hand, it has a partially serrated blade which I like and a metal file which is all kinds of handy. Really my choice of carry all came down to that file. The Flick is great for everyday use and the Diesel is more for work and Military. Also buy one of those Night Eyez holsters they suggest. Fits perfectly and is very tough. « Show Less
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I would google reviews on streamlights vs. Aimsports ( and ncstar, same design) before making a choice. You will see most people choose streamlight or surefire in the long run. Streamlight is a little cheaper than surefire though and equal in quality. Streamlight is pure quality but Surefire is made to be bullet proof almost but their prices reflect that as well. Surefire is best but streamlight is the only other option you can count on when its mounted to a gun. At least in my experiences.
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They are both the same. It's just the more expensive one comes with batteries. The cheaper one is just the bare tool. (The impact gun and clip)
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It has a green laser that is about 50x's brighter than the cheaper one. Has more barrel adaptors and I believe it is magnetic where the other isn't to make a more secure mount. What they don't mention is the ability to download a simple ballistics program too that let's you print test targets.I think all versions get this but I am sure this one does. Also, the tipping factor for me is this one is the civilian version of the one that the USMC uses.So far so good. Sighted in 3 of my rifles without leaving the house and when I hit the range it took me only 3-4 shots to complete the zero. It has a green laser that is about 50x's brighter than the cheaper one. Has more barrel adaptors and I believe it is magnetic where the other isn't to make a more secure mount. What they don't mention is the ability to download a simple ballistics program too that let's you print test targets.I think all versions get this but I am sure this one does. Also, the tipping factor for me is this one is the civilian version of the one that the USMC uses.So far so good. Sighted in 3 of my rifles without leaving the house and when I hit the range it took me only 3-4 shots to... » Read More It has a green laser that is about 50x's brighter than the cheaper one. Has more barrel adaptors and I believe it is magnetic where the other isn't to make a more secure mount. What they don't mention is the ability to download a simple ballistics program too that let's you print test targets.I think all versions get this but I am sure this one does. Also, the tipping factor for me is this one is the civilian version of the one that the USMC uses.So far so good. Sighted in 3 of my rifles without leaving the house and when I hit the range it took me only 3-4 shots to complete the zero. « Show Less
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Only full auto with the etrigger. If it does have the upgrade i suggest purchasing a better hopper. If you try shooting full auto with the standard gravity fed hopper that it comes with then you will dry fire and chop paint.
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Hi Katylynne, I don't know. I have the first generation fire and it worked just fine.
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I don't know what "strike force" means. I can say, that is you use 1/4" hose it kicks on about the 5th nail when rapid fired, everyone on the job noticed this, but I think it's that you are supposed to use 3/8" hose and fittings. Overall kick is very controllable otherwise, and you can easily adjust it to different density of lumber. Even with the kick, it was the go to gun when putting up exterior trim around the siding. If you define "Strike Force" I may be able to help, I just know it drives anything into anything.
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I did not know there was two version, i do know you can get different burn pens either regular or heavy duty. That's all i can tell you...
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They are the same thing. I believe the tr77 now its being made with nitro piston only. And the fury 2 gets to keep the old style piston. I believe same power just easier to break the barrel.
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They're roughly the same size as the LMF Scout steel, which is approx 3000 strikes. Depending in your skill, your tinder and environment, that could mean anywhere from a few hundred to a couple thousand fires per steel. They're a good deal for backup steels, though i'd recommend getting a larger firesteel to practice with! Coghlans is good for not much money, LMF Army is still the standard! Good luck!
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Yes, the Wildfire 2 has the FOXBANG feature. FoxPro upgraded the "2" model with the new T9 remote and the FOXBANG feature.
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My Strikefire came with the magnifier and the mount. You will need to choose which mount you want. I believe there's only two choices. 1) Low Hunting mount. 2) High AR mount if you want an absolute co-witness with your BUIS. I hope this helps.
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I have 2 batteries for my FireStorm saw. This one that says FSX-Extreme and the other looks like it's a HPNB24. With slight modification to the tabs on the top of batteries--believe I just chopped off one tab on the HPNB24-- they can interchange. HOWEVER, this battery-life sucks. The HPNB24 lasts about 3x longer than this one. When you pick 'em up, about 2x heavier for the HPNB24 than this one. I will not get another one of these, I'll stay with the HPNB24.