Just to confirm my suspicions, this has a ring-type USM?
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From Dpreview: It also includes ring-type USM and a close focus distance of 0.35m through the entire zoom range. Also bolstering Canon's EF-S range is the 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 IS USM, which covers a 29-216mm (35mm equivalent) range and with a claimed 4-stop image stabilizer and a minimum focus distance of 0.45m.
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I do not know that answer, but I can tell you that I wasted $8 on this piece of junk. It appeared to have metric threads on the threaded side, and broke when I attempted to back the SAE bolt I had used out. The piece appeared to be brass painted Potmetal, so I would guess not of USA origin.
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It looks like this... so yes?http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31AVsvy2ubL._SX385_.jpg
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I bought it within the last 8 months, and three ring appears to be metal. I suppose it could be a very dense plastic, but either way it is very durable. It seems cold to the touch, and makes a "clink" if tapped on.
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Take another look :) http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/A1A69fc3UeL._SL1500_.jpg
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not 100% certain, but it appears to be the correct one. to be sure ask the same question in your search bar
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The included rings are dovetail. I personally did not care for the way they fit and purchased a "weaver" mount and DTG rings. A super fit for a little more money.
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Yes, it is. I purchased one for my USP last winter. It's a very nice piece. Works very well, fits perfectly, and integrates well with the look of the pistol
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I am not sure, i matched my old one as best i could. I do know that the packaging had a huge list of models on it so this may be a pretty standard cover and ring
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No clue. Pictures online look identical. Suspect just a minor manufacturing change, but only guessing.
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Impossible to know just looking at the image, but it looks like the correct type.
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I am unable to confirm that mine is the one you are asking about, but this one looks very similar. I love mine.
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No, Ms. Carlstrom it appears to be a manufactured single piece of man made magnet. What makes this one so much better than the cheap imitations is the tool is not just "slotted" that over time will be bent with use and left stuck on a piece of metal heavier than the whole tool. This tool has a fitted large bolt thru the magnet into handle from the bottom that can be carefully checked by hand and eyesight when it may become loose. Excellent question, I hope this helps you with your concerns. Buddy S.
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As I see it yes. Remember it has a metal "D"ring around the grip. I looked thru the lanyard hole and metal was visiable ...that's what I see !!! I like it ...so far !!!
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USM stands for UltraSonic Motors. They are known for being quieter than standard motors used in cheaper lenses. This is useful when video recording or photographing wildlife that could become spooked from noisy camera parts. Alas, I'm not sure why the non-usm is more expensive. The two lenses seem comparable with this one exception. Perhaps someone else can chime in about the price difference. I hope this helps.
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It is. It's a small keychain type ring...not the usual s ring you use for tags.
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I haven't personally tested, but I don't see any black rubber ring in the screw cap. I would say it is not.