Does anyone know the difference between the T-71 and T-72? how adjustable is the nose piece of these glass?
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The nose piece of the T-71 is a soft plastic bridge that slides vertically a maximum of approximately 1/2 " on small parallel ribs on opposite sides of the nose channel.The bridge of the wearer's nose contacts only soft plastic.For me this remains comfortable no matter how long I wear them.
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Sorry. Wish I could help.I actually to buy 3 different glass hoods before I got the right ones. If you know who is the manufacturer of your tank you can buy the same brand and they will fit. If you don't know who the manufacturer of your tank is, then it is pretty much a guessing game.
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For the majority of their scopes, Mueller sources the glass in Japan, has it coated using European technology and assembled in China. Except for the TAC 2 series of scopes which are supposedly completely made in Japan. Good Luck
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I don't think it would fit your tank my tank is a 46 gal tank and it fits snug perfectly...72 would be to big for this lid I think
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there is a 62mm & 72 mm Hard to find the differences here. I have a 62 mm and would like to get the newer one.
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I'm really not sure but the metal part can be bent. My husband has a smaller size nose and these work for him. Hope they work for you.
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I'm sure you meant 7 inches. That is the chin strap that hooks on the bottom of the nose piece. There are two slots in which you can choose depending on your comfort level. One end of the strap goes through one slot and the opposite end goes through the opposite side slot until it passes the wider section of the strap. It is then looped around and attaches to the Velcro. You can adjust the Velcro location to accommodate how tight you want it to be on your chin. Hope this helps.
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Exactly how the 182 goes together. The top piece that covers the top cage comes off and the 183 goes on top of the 182 then the cap goes back on the 183. The 183 should also work on a 181 (single tier) making it EXACTLY like a 182
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Both can be set up to cowitness - I would recommend the Strikefire for a rifle, as the glass is a bit bigger in diameter, and thus has a bit bigger usable view.
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Not sure about the 7" shell, I think that is what my Harley is and fit. T70100 China Mfg. came with a H4 bulb, no fan or area for one. I was disappointed when the plastic lens frosted over in less than 4-weeks. I replaced with a German made Bosch glass lens & housing that came w/ H4 bulb threw Amazon costing less than the China, never had another problem, wish I'd bought Bosch the first time.
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22 7/8 wide X 11 1/2 deep glass only. The plastic strip that attaches to the back is another 2".The problem with it is it is made for an Aqueon tank and the radius in the front is different than mine and I have a space on each side of the front. I also had to add a strip on the sides to stop it from falling in the tank. NOT UNIVERSAL FOR ALL TANKS. I do not know what the brand of my tank is. The first one I received came in smashed so I sent it back. The second one came in OK and even though the radius was not the same I used it any ways. Regards Art
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I have not owned these for a year... however I have owned glasses for over a dozen years without breaking, do not see these as being any different. They are a bit heavier than normal glasses and I've been wanting the double walled for years and was going to go with the Bodum as I've used those glasses before, these are heavier and feel like they are thiker. I'm going to get the 20oz Sun's Tea set now as well.
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They have a model T-63 which has a little more room if you want to wear them over glasses.
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I have a T-120. Looking at the location of the screw hole, this wouldn't be a perfect fit at least. Ours is in the middle back while this one is at the bottom back.
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Greetings Brian. Used these with BSA Sweet 22 (3-9x 40mm) scope on my 10/22. Plenty of clearance. AO glass shouldn't be significantly different. Everything (so far) has remained nice-n-tight. In future, might change these out for something with QC levers - That way I can quickly remove scope when grand-kids use it. Open sights good enough for their plinkin' - would prevent having to purchase a "replacement" scope...
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On the T-Ring you select the right one for your particular DSLR, whether Nikon, Canon (be specific) etc... then it will accept a 2" nosepiece; which you buy seperately if you don't already have one. Then if that scope takes a 2" nosepiece then that's what you use... also 1.25" nosepieces thread into this T-Ring
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They are not too comfortable. I returned mine. They lenses were short and I could see underneath them. That was my biggest complaint. I don't believe the nose piece is adjustable and is made of hard plastic.