If this replaces the barrel bushing, how does it alter the takedown process for cleaning?
1665293
Although I haven't taken it off yet, I imagine you can remove it by compressing the spring with a pen or pencil through the hole on the bottom.
1665294
It acts just like the bushing. So I just take it off when I clean it. It takes a little longer. But it is easy.
1665295
The recoil spring cap is depressed through the compensator by a thin shaft such as a file or screw driver. Push the spring cap down just far enough to swing the compensator to one side then lift the compenstor out and hold the sping cap with your finger or thumb so it does not release and shoot across the room. Slowly allow the recoil spring to extend to full expansion and move the slide back far enough to push the pin out of the side of the slide. It really makes the break down alittle easier. Hope this helps
1934109
It's really not setup for constant removal and re-installs. The self tapping screws will eventually strip and the fitting/guide tabs will wear or break with constant use. This will result in a loose fitting device around the trigger which is just asking for trouble.
732895
The standard ring mount will clear the barrel. You have to buy them though because the scope doesn't come with any. This scope lined up perfect on our 30.06 and a 22mag. It clears perfect.
1180557
Not hard to remove at all it takes the place of the factory barrel bushing it's as simple as insert into the hole and then twist to installand remembering is as simple as turning itUntil the lug is out of the slot then pulling it out
211935
Its very easy. Push and twist to put a new barrel on and twist and pull to take it off. Make sure it has cooled off. Hope this helps.
416282
Yes the mike barrel unscrewes,,Mine is a little hard to unscrew so that is probably what promped this question.....
1627555
Assuming that you are placing it on a Mossberg 500, or a Remington 870, you will need to remove the barrel first.
520797
I have never actually cleaned the barrel. I use something called "SPRING CYLINDER OIL". This was highly recommended in the instruction manual of another co2 gun I purchased. I have had this pistol for awhile and it has been working beautifully. All you do is place a drop of oil on the tip of the co2 every time you install a new one. I must say the oil is hard to find and a little expensive. A 1 oz. bottle cost me $15.99 but it works great.
1091671
The bushing is molded to the engine support. You need to replace the entire engine support. When changing the engine support is will help to remove the entire support brace that goes accross the fire wall. you will also need to remove the air cleaner housing and throttle body. you will also need a 3/8" or 1/2" universal drive adapter.
1716431
Your gonna have to use pipe pliers to get it off. Be sure to clean the gun thoroughly before using it. For whatever reason these monkeys put some sort of glue on the threads of everything and it sucks. Use lacquer thinner it's the only thing that worked for me I soaked the gun and ask the parts in it for a few hours and scribes the crap out of it. Works pretty good once cleaned properly
1473502
Yes it will definately cause barrel distortion. It will degrade the image. A cheap way to add a wide affect.
826987
If it is a full size (5 inch barrel) and uses a standard size barrel bushing yes, if it is a smaller commander or something else it needs the smaller one
601547
yes I believe you have about a 28 and 3/4 inch barrel. this should clean it easily
1311425
I use one of the shafts to work the bushings back and forth while pulling on the shaft and keeping an angle on it. All of the bearings I have installed fit loosely and are very easy to remove in the same way. There are some videos on youtube if you need to see it in action like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIGFkLlJDcY
1403910
Your pistol should already have the bushings installed from the factory. The screws are a direct replacement.
1563894
This is not adjustable for barrel diameter. It is made to fit a 15 mm diameter barrel, or just slightly over 9/16th inch diameter. On the other hand, it does have a cutout to allow it to be clipped on over the cleaning rod, eliminating the necessity to remove that prior to installation.
173235
Notifications are off... Read Matt's comment. As far as I know the barrel wall thickness is the same for all 12-gauge barrels so you would have to sand down the bottom of the screws for it to clear your muzzle. Then locktite in place as he said. Sorry for late reply.