I have 2 Colt .38spcl revolvers (6 shots each) &amp; need to know which Safariland comp 2 will work please? 1 1974 Cobra &amp; 1 1975 Detective Special.
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Hi. You should get an HKS-DSA model speed-loader which should work for both of your revolvers. I don't believe that the Safariland Comp II or Comp III series loaders will work for your particular Colt revolvers. Go to SKSspeedloaders.com to confirm this. All of their loaders have an MSRP of $9.95 and they work very well.
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Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W.; With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W.; My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. God Bless
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I read one review from an individual with a Taurus 85 protector. He said it worked fine. Best bet would be to contact LaserLyte and ask them. Have you checked with Crimson Trace? I have their lasers on everything else I own includind a Taurus Judge, Taurus .38 special Ultralite and a Ruger .38 special LCR. Since they did not make one for my Taurus model 66 .357 magnum, I went with the LaserLyte. The LaserLyte comes with several mounting plates to allow it to be mounted on many Taurus and Smith & Wesson revolvers. Again, your best bet is to do like I did and contact the manufacturer for your application. I read one review from an individual with a Taurus 85 protector. He said it worked fine. Best bet would be to contact LaserLyte and ask them. Have you checked with Crimson Trace? I have their lasers on everything else I own includind a Taurus Judge, Taurus .38 special Ultralite and a Ruger .38 special LCR. Since they did not make one for my Taurus model 66 .357 magnum, I went with the LaserLyte. The LaserLyte comes with several mounting plates to allow it to be mounted on many Taurus and Smith & Wesson revolvers. Again, your best bet is to do like I did and contact the manufacturer for your... » Read More I read one review from an individual with a Taurus 85 protector. He said it worked fine. Best bet would be to contact LaserLyte and ask them. Have you checked with Crimson Trace? I have their lasers on everything else I own includind a Taurus Judge, Taurus .38 special Ultralite and a Ruger .38 special LCR. Since they did not make one for my Taurus model 66 .357 magnum, I went with the LaserLyte. The LaserLyte comes with several mounting plates to allow it to be mounted on many Taurus and Smith & Wesson revolvers. Again, your best bet is to do like I did and contact the manufacturer for your application. « Show Less
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Sorry, cannot help you with your Colt. Try an e-mail to Magpul Customer Support. Good Luck
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Got me. I don't have a 1911. Go to sneaky Pete wed site. They have a very good help center to call in to.
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Did anyone ever answer your question? I too have this same gun and thinking of making the purchase of this trainer. If you would, let me know. Thanks.
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Oh, by the way...avoid the steel shot they sell at the sport goods store. They can seriously bounce back and smack you in the face!! Its better to buy some Hornady .44 cal lead balls, like the kind used for blackpowder pistols. Heavier, but more knockdown power and much less chance of riccochet. Thats what I use for squirrel and possum hunting.
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I have the colt m4a1 cqb full metal AEG full auto rifle & its a awesome gun. I think the king version is close to the same weapon? Mine is CYMA cibergun Totally great AEG. But back to your question yes I think its the same as mine. Looks identacle. Colt & we tech are the ways to go in air soft. Personal thoughts of mine.
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My thoughts: I have a Smith 13-1 (apx 1967 vintage.) I have three (honest THREE) different sets of Pachmayr grips for it, and they are all completely PerfecT. They needed no trimming and the bottom is totally captured (surrounded.) I do not, though, recommend Hogue grips. They are a bit weird, for me, and feel sticky and....... well... just didn't feel right For Me. We are all different. I am 65 years old and have been shooting since I was 10. If you can't get to a store where you can look and feel the grips, Pachmayr is a good bet. (Especially if you can return them... like buy from Midwest. Just thoughts.) Let me know if I can further help. Barry
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The scope arrived with the wrong red dot fast fire III. I called Amazon and they corrected the problem on the spot and I had it in two days. I mounted the unit and headed to the range. The Burris XTR works great, zeroed in 4 rounds and is in use for my 3-gun competitions. I have shaved off all kinds of time getting on target quickly. Hope this works for you and good luck. MRH
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I have a Charter Arms 38 special Undercover...2" barrel......the cartridges line ok up but it in no way works as a speed loader for this pistol....cylinder hits the rubber grip.
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.38 or .357. Make sure it matches up to the gun as far as correct part number for that specific firearm. Thanks.....
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Doubtful. The Colt was absolutely tight in the Sneaky Pete. Would think, although I don't know, that the cs40 would be somewhat larger than the .380 Colt Mustang. I found the Sneaky Pete too bulky and gave it to a friend.
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Like Komasi said any G36 compadable magazine should work fine. I got one from JG themselves but to be frank the quality is not as good as the one it comes with. The nubs for making dual broke after 2 matches, that's all. It is still a functioning single magazine though.
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I bought the pump and the Colt Defender http://www.amazon.com/Colt-Defender-Pistol-Black-Medium/dp/B00300CG5Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1423949986&sr;=8-1&keywords;=colt+defenderI think if you are going up against a coyote you might want more than one shot as you might just PO the critter. Both are good air guns, but one shot for defense includes a lot of praying too. If you get the Colt be sure to put a drop of oil on the tip of the CO2 cartridge before installing it. Crosman Pellgunoil Air Gun Lubricating Oil (1/4 ounces)I've had a few CO2 pistols and the oil really helps make sure you're pressure stays strong. Good luck, Steven I bought the pump and the Colt Defender http://www.amazon.com/Colt-Defender-Pistol-Black-Medium/dp/B00300CG5Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1423949986&sr;=8-1&keywords;=colt+defenderI think if you are going up against a coyote you might want more than one shot as you might just PO the critter. Both are good air guns, but one shot for defense includes a lot of praying too. If you get the Colt be sure to put a drop of oil on the tip of the CO2 cartridge before installing it. Crosman Pellgunoil Air Gun Lubricating Oil (1/4... » Read More I bought the pump and the Colt Defender http://www.amazon.com/Colt-Defender-Pistol-Black-Medium/dp/B00300CG5Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1423949986&sr;=8-1&keywords;=colt+defenderI think if you are going up against a coyote you might want more than one shot as you might just PO the critter. Both are good air guns, but one shot for defense includes a lot of praying too. If you get the Colt be sure to put a drop of oil on the tip of the CO2 cartridge before installing it. Crosman Pellgunoil Air Gun Lubricating Oil (1/4 ounces)I've had a few CO2 pistols and the oil really helps make sure you're pressure stays strong. Good luck, Steven « Show Less
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I actually ordered this by accident. I was looking for a different caliber. This one was for a 9mm though. They work great...as long as you get the right caliber.
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I looked and couldn't find the Part number 306495 listed by Remington. What type of weapon are you trying to find a recoil pad for? Send me the Model number ie. Model 700 or 870 etc. I'll also need to know if it has a wooden stock or synthetic and if it is a standard length or youth model. Give me that information and I can help you out.