What is the difference between this model and the 223R, which is about $100 less?
1668427
The 323R is a brush cutter and a trimmer. It comes with separate heads which can be switched out.
1668428
Here is information form Husqvarna's website:Model 323R:A lightweight brushcutter for long, fast-paced work shifts equipped with our E-TECH® II engine. Suitable for working in parks, golf courses, gardens, etc. The ergonomic and comfortable double harness and the angled handlebars for quick adjustment provide a comfortable working position. Combi-guard for trimmer heads and grass blades.Model 223R:223R is a versatile model for a variety of tasks, from light edge trimming to clearing thicker grass. Easy starting with Smart Start® recoil system and air purge pump. Angled handle bar and combi guard for both trimmer heads and grass blades. Comes with double harness, grass blade and easy to load semi automatic trimmer head. Here is information form Husqvarna's website:Model 323R:A lightweight brushcutter for long, fast-paced work shifts equipped with our E-TECH® II engine. Suitable for working in parks, golf courses, gardens, etc. The ergonomic and comfortable double harness and the angled handlebars for quick adjustment provide a comfortable working position. Combi-guard for trimmer heads and grass blades.Model 223R:223R is a versatile model for a variety of tasks, from light edge trimming to clearing thicker grass. Easy starting with Smart Start® recoil system and air purge... » Read More Here is information form Husqvarna's website:Model 323R:A lightweight brushcutter for long, fast-paced work shifts equipped with our E-TECH® II engine. Suitable for working in parks, golf courses, gardens, etc. The ergonomic and comfortable double harness and the angled handlebars for quick adjustment provide a comfortable working position. Combi-guard for trimmer heads and grass blades.Model 223R:223R is a versatile model for a variety of tasks, from light edge trimming to clearing thicker grass. Easy starting with Smart Start® recoil system and air purge pump. Angled handle bar and combi guard for both trimmer heads and grass blades. Comes with double harness, grass blade and easy to load semi automatic trimmer head. « Show Less
1668429
Go to the Husqvarna web site (USA) where you can compare the 223R and 323R side-by-side to see what the differences are verse what replies you may be getting. Be sure you select "Brushcutters" verse "Trimmers" under the 'Products' heading, otherwise you won't see the above two units listed. Lots of luck with Husqvarna Customer Service.
1501047
Mine came with the 55gr .223. Look directly on leupolds website for a model number and see if it matches.
2213127
It depends on the overall length of the round. Some people reload 223 with it but the longer rifle rounds are better suited to a single station reloader.
1383984
I bought one of these and it was .177. They make both the .22 and .177 either caliber will satisfy. Hope that helps.
425517
The $99 one is a red laser, and has less visibilty in full light of day than the green laser. I personally used this one at 100 yards in full light and saw the laser on the target with spotting scope. I have used the red laser and it can be hard to see at 25 yards in daylight. The $99 is also smaller and doesnt always fit the end of the barrel snuggly when using the proper ring for your caliber of weapon. One other thing i have found the green laser to be highly accurate and with the red i have had to make adjustments when shooting at target after boresighting with it.
853819
The Eureka 71B is evidently a much better model, judging from the reviews. Not much more money either.
858880
You'll put some serious "pock-marks" in it if you shoot it with the .223. Get a gong, they're more robust and can handle the higher velosity rifle rounds.
441296
Not sure. Picture is of Fluke (discontinued but very good). If it is the Fluke, go ahead and get it.The AR550 looks similar BUT IS NOWHERE NEAR THE QUALITY. The AR550 is $25 or so new.So be careful of this purchase.
576208
Hello the BSA Sweet 17 is not for 223 rem unless you AR is in 17 HMR if so then all is a go if not then I think that the UTG 3-9x32mm compact CQB bug buster AO RGB scope is on the money I shoot with this scope and have ran about 5000 yes that's right about 5000 rounds though my AR15 no problems hope this helps
1732941
The model I got is specific to the AR15 magazine .223/5.56. There are other models for other magazines / caliber rounds.
342922
The difference is the type of sight grids you will be looking at through the scope. The $101. model has what is called "Range Finder" the $114. model has the P4 Sniper grids. Depends on how or what you are shooting as well as your preference. I prefer the P4 Sniper grid myself. If you are not familiar with the two, you may want to go to a dealer and check them out so as you will be satisfied with the one you get.
728431
I went with the TSR100 because I could not justify higher price for minor upgrade. I am very happy with the sites and would recommend them for a 10/22.
1444575
That is a negative. If you have seen the .223 round you will see the casing of the .223 is 2 3/4 inches long and 3/8 inch round. The .22LR is more than 5X smaller than the .223 (which is the size of the bullet).
23163
Mr. Scholten,Since you represent the mfr, may I suggest you work with Amazon to present this information on the listings for each product. I thought that the 110 might be a replacement for the 100. Your comment explained the single difference.
782939
This is the same model. This model does NOT come with a caliber conversion. There is a model on Amazon that comes with a single caliber set up, it is slightly higher in price
1628952
According with I had recently read in the Absolute Sound about this topic, they have almost the same hardware but the reviewer explains the 22LR has an small difference image amd bass response. Best Regards,
427587
Hi, you can see the difference in this review...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4gd49nLqZY I guees there is a lot of difference between m-80s & m-100s in isolation.