Will this work on a Benj. Trail NP2? It has a shroud, and it seems that the tip doesn't reach in far enough to actually go in the barrel.
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Jim, I regret to inform you that I wrote Amazon for a refund...original CenterPoint piece came to my door electronically dead on arrival, and with no screw slots at all in the barrel expander pieces. In addition, it's impossible to secure real "dead center" axial alignment between the CP's theoretical beam and the central axis of the rifle's/pistol's bore. The CenterPoint's body taper is much too rapid for it to be any use in .177 bores. With the failure of the CP, I bought the Quarton VLM-634-18 low divergence/long range glass-lensed 5 VDC Laser Module (all brass, three beam alignment screws) through Amazon, and with the help of a good lathe and instruments typical to a model shop I made a REAL boresighter in one afternoon...one that requires a specific 14" guide shaft to press-fit/twist into the bore of each rifle I am aligning. A Licon surplus rocker switch cost thirty cents, and for power I used the transformer from my Master Chrony ballistic chronograph. The Quarton laser alone may have cost me $50, but having examined the rest of the boresighters available I came to understand that only a long guide rod that actually bites into the barrel's rifling (slight interference fit needed) will provide the anchor necessary for a tight-beam/small-spot laser to do a perfectly exact job, especially at 100 meters and more. On the other hand my Quarton setup works just fine at ten meters, with the Anschutz 380 .177 barrel bore, and sights the FWB 103 pistol at the same regulation range with the use of a guide rod that is only a few thou' shorter than the barrel itself. If I understand your Benj. situation correctly, you're right to raise the doubt that you did. The rod portion of the CenterPoint is too short to work with barrel shrouds or other muzzle do-dads. The taper of the CP's body is also too steep to really center reliably in even the most perfectly crowned barrel if the bore is just .177". I hope this was of some help.
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I think there might be a small gap where it tightens so getting a mount that tightens on both sides of the barrel might fit better. I hope this helps!
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I ended up sending it back. Here is what I ended up with http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/TRW-332 I carry a Berreta px4 .. it's a four inch barrel ... could probably take about inch more .. maybe
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Yes and no. It will fit but its for snubbies, so the longer barrel will stick out.
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it fits perfectly. make sure you locktite the set screw. shroud ends at end of barrel so the length. is the same
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If it will fit over the barrel you will have plenty of clearance for the pellet to pass through. Just make sure you get it on straight or it will run into the sides of the brake. straight is the trick to success on these. Hope this helps.
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Dont know about the one you purchased. I purchased 2 of these and the barrel moves to all position including the last one.
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It is too long for short barrels. I have a bodyguard that this does not fit well. The part that installs on the end of the Okeba that sizes it to the barrel, ends up in the chamber instead of the barrel.
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I have the a-5 mp5 shound and there is plenty of space between the shroud and apex tip. Just enough room for you to cranck the barrel tightly to the marker. (This is the 14in. I am speaking of) never had a phenom but I know their body size is quite similar
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Check out Tippmanns web page. The Tipx uses the same threads as an A5. So it should work. A better alternative would be to convert the Tipx to use first strike rounds that is way more accurate.
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It is highly doubtful as the two piece mounts are specially made to fit Benjamin 392 barrel. However, try calling Pyramyd Air and/or they have a live chat on their site and ask them.
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Hello, I have 1 of these. If it's the same as mine there should be 2 allen screws holding 1 side on. As you look at this photo it will be in the back or right side of the photo. Unscrew those allen screws w/ an allen wrench appropriate size, the 1 side piece should come off. This is then placed over the end of barrel pushed all the way on and it should slide around the front sight. If your front sight is triangular in shape it won't fit and you probably have a model 91/30. Your sight should be what's referred to as a hood sight. Rounded metal over the actual sight. The muzzle brake should slide on and the piece that came off should be located just behind the guns sight, on top of gun of course. The screw on piece should fit snug just behind the sight in its proper place as when you first removed the piece to slide it on the gun. These screws made by NC Star are cheap quality. If you get it on and screwed on tightly you're lucky! They usually strip out. Find replacement screws if that's possible before installing. To keep these screws on without loosening up while shooting use "lock tight" on the screws. I hope that answers your question.
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Absolutely, I don't why people in other answers claim it won't fit the full-length taper barrel and that you need a different model! More disinformation from people who should not be giving advice! Rear clamp mounts 3/4" forward on the taper barrel although it will still slip ever so slightly and should use Loctite 620 to the barrel (not the screw threads!) as well as dimple the gas block
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any barrel that can be threaded to Tippmanns is usually adaptable to BT Omega, so it should work! this barrel is awesome btw, BUY IT
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It depends, tippmanns sometimes have different barrel fittings. If your project salvo has threading like a spyder paintball marker then you should have no problem, otherwise you may have to purchase an adaptor
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I'm not sure. It seem to be made for a thinner walled barrel. I think any barrel over 1/2 inch think might tend to leak. The rubber gasket that the valve screws into seals better if it extends through the barrel. But if I already had the barrel I might give it a try. I hope it works for you.
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the muzzle is slotted to fit around the front sight ...as i sated b4 i bought this for my 795 Marlin and it didnt fit around my front sight ..sooo i to my dremel tool and ground it to fit slide right on ...it was a SIMPLE fix/MOD ....i figure i can make it fit/work if not jus send it back