Other than a collapsible handle is there a difference between the nut gatherer and the ammobroom....also other than double the price almost?
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The basket is pretty heavy duty I like the sprocket that the tines go into and how they attach to the disk to keep them in place and secure to keep the case from twisting, bending them or losing cases you just picked up its built well. Occasionally a case may get stuck which will happen with any of them. The handle is ok been it works well but have been debating on going with something more like the ammo broom handle. It's not a huge deal as I can break this one down and it straps to my range bag nicely.
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the difference appears to be the helper handle. the one is this picture is quite small and not super "helpful".
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Cheaper to buy a new one. You probably won't notice the difference anyway. Both will strain you to cock it if you don't make or use a pre-fab cocking device. Then you'll be happy with either. Trust me it is worth the $10 - $20 it will cost you. I made my own in 15 minutes.
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Did you buy it from Amazon or one of the lesser vendors?Also, did it have the nut bag? Surprised they didn't mention all the accessories.
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The Gerber Dime is basically the same as the PS4. The Gerber Dime is slightly longer when closed, when open its basically the same size. The Gerber Dime has one flaw which is where they placed the bottle opener, it limits the use of the screw driver. The pro it has over the PS4 is that it uses torx screws to hold it together vs the PS4 uses rivets. Bad for the PS4 since you can not disassemble it to clean it like you can with the Gerber Dime. Other than that both tools are basically the same. Leatherman has a 25 year warranty vs the Gerber lifetime. Personally, I feel Leatherman products are built better than Gerber, hence the price difference.
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Yes, you may have to purchase a longer nut. I actually converted a new 500 to a pre 60s model. I liked the walnut better than the maple. It made a very nice shot gun when I was done. As far as I know all parts to the moss verge 500 are inner changeable with a few small hic ups. They make a 6 1/2 and a 7'' slide tube , but otherwise they are pretty much the same today as 50 years ago. I hope this helps! J
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I've got both and rate both very highly. They are completely different in size. The PS4 squirt is "keychain" sized. Miniature pliers. The wingman is full size. The squirt is easier to take along, but many of the tools are extra small and suited to light duty only. The wingman is fairly bulky, but costs far less than most other full size leatherman tools. I'd get both (I did).
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I don't know the difference but I love the one pictured. It's my new all around camping knife. Very solidly built and worth the price. I'd even pay an extra $4 for it.
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I'll try! My original classic grater seems to have been different than what is offered now. It had a reversible handle (so it was easier for lefties) and I'm pretty sure it had two barrels, however, it was new 10 or so years ago and I think I purchased it at a Pampered Chef party...perhaps they have a special design. It looks to me like the main difference between the classic and restaurant style offered on Amazon is the size of the hopper and the bulk of the plastic it is made from. I went with the restaurant style for exactly those two reasons...we like a lot of cheese AND we use it a lot. The original grater was great (pardon the pun) but the handle did eventually break. It's just a few dollars more and well worth it. In my experience they are only good for hard cheeses and chocolate...I think that is what they were designed for. One hint, if you are grating and there is still cheese in the hopper, but it seems like it's not working efficiently...open the hopper and turn the cheese over so it's grating against a flat edge instead of a rounded one and viola! it's cranking out the grated cheese like crazy. Let me know if you have any specific questions.
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I'm not familiar with either product but I will say that the tripod that I got for my Sony video camera is worth every penny of its cost. If for no other reason that providing a handle to position the camera. Remember, it just isn'[t natural to have your hand stuck through a strap with a camera held up to your face. I learned to use mine as a "pistol grip". I also learned that if I paint an imaginary line down the top of the camera that I can use that much like one uses the sights on a rifle or pistol. That way you don't have to constantly work to keep the, for instance, bird in the small video screen. It is 100% easier to point the camera (through the imaginary sight) at the bird and follow him as he flies. I've never lost focus or "capturing" the critter on video since I started using the tripod and the imaginary sight. One last thing.. expect the learning curve to be a little more than simple as you begin to use the zoom button. There are actually two speeds on the thing....the little book doesn't really mention that. One is really slow and the other speeds up the process quite a bit. Again...great product...highly recommend.
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My sister in law has the Wondermill, I have the NutriMill. Here's the biggest difference I've seen when using both. The Wondermill cannot have grain already in the hopper prior to running, the Nutrimill can. Other than that, I'd say they are the same for practical use and cleaning. Both are noisy, they sound like jets taking off. Both grind flour well and can be adjusted for a finer/courser flour. In my opinion, I'd go with wichever you can get cheapest. I'd recommend either one!
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You get one hand primer handle with both the large and small feed trays, yes, the powder hopper and bracket are included. I am actually quite satisfied with the Lee Precision Breech lock. Great for Rifle loads small batch reloading. I also purchased the Classic Turret (4 hole) press and I like it too. My next purchase might be a Dillon 550B. I do suggest a de-capping Die like the RCBS Large Decapping Die.
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That one is not as good. Handle burned. Based on the picture it looks like the flimsy one we got. We bought a different one. Metal handle. It works well. But to answer your question, no, to don't have to do anything special to it. You can just use it out of the box.
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Dear Andrew: Hold between your hands; twist in opposite directions. It will open. Load (nutmegs, or ...), and reverse the action. If this doesn't work, you shouldn't own one.
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I like the Squirt better myself. I almost always prefer the original style tools to the skeletool/wave style. Still it depends on what you're going to use it for. Your best bet is to buy whatever has more of the tools you will personally find useful. For example, I personally almost never care whether my MT has a scissors, while for some people the folding scissors is the most important tool. My least favorite thing about the Style is that I can't get a knife and pliers in the same tool. But if say the tweezers are a key part of the tool for you, then maybe you would be better off with the Style PS.
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I believe the difference is color and the handle. I like this handle better.
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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)