what's the difrence between tr 77 NP and the other tr 77, is the NP easter to load? or what?
475252
The difference is the longitude, both are extremely hard to load. Don't buy this rifle you can get something better for a not so higher price.
475253
"NP" stands for Nitro Piston technology. It is easier to cock then the spring loaded version. BTW, the 30131 shown is not the shorter version. That would be the NPS.
475254
I have the TR77 nps and it's easy to load. You just have to break the neck to activate the nitrow piston. At the break of the barrel is the hole where the pellet fits. Hope this helped
475255
np stands for Nitro Piston. two types of TR 77, One is Nitro piston powered and other is spring powered. both tr 77 are powerful. they shoot very well. i have both and they awesome
475256
The NP stands for Nitro Piston. The regular TR77 is a spring loaded pellet rifle and is louder and in my opinion less accurate. The NP version is definitely a better buy. The NP gets quieter as you shoot it more.
824197
Hello Brian, the biggest difference is the mounting, on the dark earth ACOG combo you got the A.R.M.S. quick detach lever mount (which I defenitly prefer) and on the TA31 RMR you got the standard trijicon mount! Beside this, the only difference (as far as i know) is the backup iron sights on the dark earth brown ACOG. You can see the front iron sight on the front left side of the ACOG on that main picture above... hope i could help you
1461189
Why does this get such negative reviews? Seems logical to get the most recent model in most tech things. We're buying our first gps, and need europe maps. Is the 765, 775, or 275 better?
509390
this is either the 500 or 500xt. i believe the difference is the load stops either not included(500) or included(500xt). when i bought mine the load stops were NOT included. best bet is to ask the seller.
1644886
The only online comparisons seem to be by the distributors of Product B so it's hard to know if the information is reliable. I am interested as well as I have only used TA 65
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Yeah. In fact, I ordered both, and the CowboyStudio NPT-04 trigger and receiver is the identical item for twice the price. Literally identical. They both have the same model number NPT-04, only they have different brand names stamped on the devices. I think these things are just all mass produced in some factory in China and different companies buy it from that factory and put their own label on it and charge whatever high price they think people will pay. The sad part for everyone (including myself because I bought the CowboyStudio thing before I discovered this) is that the CowboyStudio item is at a higher sales rank, even though it's the exact same thing for twice the price!!! Yeah. In fact, I ordered both, and the CowboyStudio NPT-04 trigger and receiver is the identical item for twice the price. Literally identical. They both have the same model number NPT-04, only they have different brand names stamped on the devices. I think these things are just all mass produced in some factory in China and different companies buy it from that factory and put their own label on it and charge whatever high price they think people will pay. The sad part for everyone (including myself because I bought the CowboyStudio thing before I discovered this) is that the CowboyStudio... » Read More Yeah. In fact, I ordered both, and the CowboyStudio NPT-04 trigger and receiver is the identical item for twice the price. Literally identical. They both have the same model number NPT-04, only they have different brand names stamped on the devices. I think these things are just all mass produced in some factory in China and different companies buy it from that factory and put their own label on it and charge whatever high price they think people will pay. The sad part for everyone (including myself because I bought the CowboyStudio thing before I discovered this) is that the CowboyStudio item is at a higher sales rank, even though it's the exact same thing for twice the price!!! « Show Less
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That is not what I got. Mine had the T Handel. FYI the RCBS is a much better unit. It is faster, easier to use and way more accurate. The only thing i liked better about the hornady was the vertical position of the attachments and the smaller footprint. I sent the hornady back and bought the RCBS. Couldn't be happier.
311191
Cant tell for sure, haven't used trphasic, but according description ,trphasic is next step up from regular one. Just try both and see which one u like it more.
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Mario: there are a few things to consider - as there are three Triton II, Model TR-40, TR-50, and TR-60. I purchased a TR-60 that requires (according to Pentair specs), 50 lbs of pea gravel, and 275 lbs of .020 mic of sand. When installing my unit, I called the company, (tech. services). and they said that most people just install the sand and forget about the gravel, that I also did with my old Triton. The total used was 300 lbs., and the distance from the top of the sand and the inside top of the filter should be 10 1/2 inches, that turns out to be a perfect gauge of the height of the 300 lbs of sand. Each Triton model uses a different amount of sand/gravel. Mario: there are a few things to consider - as there are three Triton II, Model TR-40, TR-50, and TR-60. I purchased a TR-60 that requires (according to Pentair specs), 50 lbs of pea gravel, and 275 lbs of .020 mic of sand. When installing my unit, I called the company, (tech. services). and they said that most people just install the sand and forget about the gravel, that I also did with my old Triton. The total used was 300 lbs., and the distance from the top of the sand and the inside top of the filter should be 10 1/2 inches, that turns out to be a perfect gauge of the height of the 300... » Read More Mario: there are a few things to consider - as there are three Triton II, Model TR-40, TR-50, and TR-60. I purchased a TR-60 that requires (according to Pentair specs), 50 lbs of pea gravel, and 275 lbs of .020 mic of sand. When installing my unit, I called the company, (tech. services). and they said that most people just install the sand and forget about the gravel, that I also did with my old Triton. The total used was 300 lbs., and the distance from the top of the sand and the inside top of the filter should be 10 1/2 inches, that turns out to be a perfect gauge of the height of the 300 lbs of sand. Each Triton model uses a different amount of sand/gravel. « Show Less
1890471
Find the Tamron site and ask them. Sorry, would love to help, but I have no idea.
1141771
Yes 77'' it is long.i would go for 72 or 73 The table wait with out exra gear it's abt 38 pound
530972
The one I got said Yuasa NP7-12 on it. The print was a little different from my old one.....but that was the only difference. It has been working great.
1105395
445-450 with .2sbut it seems like all of us are getting different fps reading here so because i don't believe they are putting widely different springs in each gun I am forced to believe that its the chonos that are wrong. Ill go get mine calibrated and be back with the results
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I bought the 260 and can recommend it (although later Garmin changed the interface to the 2x5 series ... which may or may not be a positive). My new 765t doesn't route me any better than my 260 did (it just has a few bells and whistles that I liked and needed ... lane assist for one).I've never owned a TomTom, so I cannot compare the two.
2014239
I own the PL-660 and PL-210 and like them both the PL-880 is the latest offering from Tecsun the 660 and 210 are good radios and I really like them I would think the 880 is a new radio with added features I would like to see some reviews on the 880 before I made the purchase in any case the 660 is a good radio.
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They are the same thing. I believe the tr77 now its being made with nitro piston only. And the fury 2 gets to keep the old style piston. I believe same power just easier to break the barrel.
1578343
Yes it is. It looks like the regular price at TRU is $74.99, but is on sale today (according to their website) for $69.99 (+ tax). FREE shipping online, if you spend over $79.00