I have a beautiful gun my Grandad gave me. Looking for something to protect while hunting as well as something that won't ruin the finish on the gun when I take off the camo. Is this the product for me?
501134
If it's a keepsake, don't use it duck hunting. If not, this is your best option. However, take the tape off if the gun gets wet or else you can cause some serious damage.
1947326
It comes off easily. I've tried it on two different pistols. I left it on a full sized pistol and am satisfied with the outcome. I also tried the paint on the sights of a small concealed carry pistol with very small snag free sights. Those sights were too small for what I was attempting to do, so I removed the Glow-On with no damage to the stock sights.
1979613
If you mean deterrent than yes, it can be used it that manor, I think they make an Hoppe's oil with "weather shield." That might be more useful for you. This stuff also works well on the action and the inside of the barrel.
1477876
Mine came mounted; but then again, when *I* got it, the blister pack had already been cut open. It wasn't new, so I cannot guarantee that. ------ Personally, I took it off after 3 weeks. It was easier to range targets with the iron sights (trusting the red dot at different distances does not work, BB's fly in a REAL arc, and pellets less so, but, it is still either rising or falling - I believe the arc is about +4 inches, and point blank is at about 12-14 yards). If you keep the dot sight on it, mount it *forward* on the pistol "slide", it makes cocking it easier. You do not want to be smashing your dotsight to close the pistol for a shot. And the "green fishing line" F.O.'s work well. Even for my girls, age 8 and 10. --------- ps, great little plinker for accuracy. ---------- for FUN shooting, i got the umarex colt defender. all metal, 1.5 lbs like the real one, only CO2 for BB's, so it sucks for accuracy, if you want to get closer than 8" at 36 ft. but it is fun to plonk 16 shots in 6 seconds, without the pumping and loading. -------- Don't worry about it being installed, that should not be a deal breaker. I bought it cause it was about 5 bucks more, so the plan was to put it on something else anyways. It's just a pellet gun, so all you do is screw it on to the rails, I doubt the acronym MOA ever came up in the engineering discussions. you have to zero all sights for your environment, anyways, so just get it, and go film your new tv series "Squirrel Commander"! --------- Have FUN.
1709543
I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope all of the time. I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope... » Read More I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope all of the time. « Show Less
547493
That's a fair question given the purpose of this product. You have absolutely nothing to worry about. It's clearly designed to NOT damage your M4 platform.
2129041
Honestly i couldn't speak to that since I don't have any glocks, and haven't handled any in any color but black. It is pretty close to the magpul and the utg fde. Any rough handling and it will just turn black. That color is just some kind of chintzy plastic paint. Really thin coat, couple scratches and your started back in black.
2009985
I screw a patch onto the squeegee and oil it up... It leaves a nice light coat when drawn through the barrel. I go shooting too much for long term storage to be of concern but if that's what you're looking for, I don't think this kit will help you much there.
51168
I really don't think that this would be a good bore cleaner. It is basically a protective lubricant and might end up causing some accuracy problems. I must admit not only have I not tried to use it as a bore cleaner I never gave it any thought. There are so many good products out there why bother. As a cleaner and protectant for the inner mechanisms of my weapons I really like it.
206400
If you're asking about putting it on a wooden stock , then definitely. Mineral oil is great to help keep wood well-conditioned...it does darken would however, and won't penetrate the wood of you're guns have thick varnish or shellac as some do...hope this helps!
426034
No it is not. There is an adhesive that is safe for the finish on your stock. You can actually remove the protector, wash it, let it dry then place it back on the stock without losing any adhesive property. Not sure how it works but it does. Saved my check from a new Beretta I got. Before this, my check would bleed badly.
1735895
My two grandsons use it for paintball. Product works well and does what it's designed to do, provide protection.
793255
Congrats you bought a beautiful handgun a bit heavy but very impressive. For that gun I would use a Wild Bill's Concealment Fusion Paddle or Covert holster. Hope that helps. Be safe.
682826
Nothing, I mounted this on my home defense shot gun. Don't plan on taking it off. If you're worried about a scratch maybe you could put a wrap of tape around the barrel. Personally, I wouldn't worry about it.
132266
I have been using them for a year or so and see no deterioration yet. I just worked with my .416 Africa PH rifle and as a final bore prep used a light coating of metal preserving type fluid, which I flushed out with the squeege, as shooting with an oily bore is not good. Using the squeegee in this manner, it should last many years. All can say.
1853620
I haven't used it specifically for that, there is a heat rating listed on their website and I don't remember it off the top of my head. With that said I used blue first to attach the front night sight on my Glock 19 and it was loose after 100 rounds, used red and it hasn't budged since. Not sure how the temperature would compare although I assume it would be considerably lower for my application. If you can't find the info you need I'd suggest emailing a manufacturer, they have to use something.
1852853
yes, even on a stanadard rifle you have to do some trimming. Should be enough to cover any BB gun and still have some left over. If you get any wrinkles just heat them up with a blow dryer and smooth them out.