Will I need to polish my Tube ramp or this product for a successfully fit into an IAC Hawk 982 (870 clone) I read that the mag tube is a bit beefier?
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If it is bigger than one inch I would not think so. IF WE ARE TALKING ONLY THOUSANDS OF AN INCH BIGGER I WOULD CHANCE IT . YOU COULD ALWAYS USE IT ON A SCOPE MOUNTED LIGHT LIKE I DID.
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you shouldn't have to as it is a split type mount , just adjust the 2 screws for the right fit. i really like mine and can see no problems with using it on a slightly larger tube. a smaller tube , all that is needed is some shim stock to get a secure fit. just as soon as i mounted it on a mossberg , i ran 2 boxes of shells [50 rounds] through the gun in order to get everything broken in and loosened up and i was pleasantly surprised that every thing worked great and need no further adjustments.
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Mine didn't fit as stock from the factory. Minor modification took about 10 minutes with a pencil and powered ultrasonic cutter. Dremel with cutting wheels would work as well. The spine above the site channel needed to be cut down to fit my optic mount. Finish it off with a small file or some sand paper... My M&P; CORE has a Burris Fastfire III mounted on it.
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I have an Air Mag and a Blackhawk both of these chambered for .177. The Air Mag goes obviously supersonic for pellets under 6 grains. You can tell by the way it 'cracks' out of the barrel. The Blackhawk doesn't come anywhere close. I am using 'match' grade wadcutters from RWS and Beeman, these weigh in at about 5.6gr. I generally shoot at 100' and I find that I need about 1/8" steel plate to stop the Air Magnum. I have this set up against a wood fence and found the scatter from the shot was penetrating the fence. Prior to this I was using a section of bowling alley ( 2 1/2" of spruce) after a few hundred shots, I was through the entire 2 1/2". On the other hand the Blackhawk is just as accurate and much easier to cock and makes much less noise. I enjoy the Air Magnum much more-don't know why. Finally I have been using both rifles with a Beeman pellet trap- the Air Mag just tears it apart, the Blackhawk is good fit for this trap.
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remove mag. cap and spring, feel inside the mag. tube for a raised area in the inside of the tube, this is the dimple. file it out with a half round file and smooth with 220 grit wet and dry sandpaper wrapped around the file. lightly oil the area with gun oil. then install the extension spring, cap and swivel, finished....
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I think that is the length of the tube. It should fit pretty much any Mossberg 500 or Mav 88 but, as some other reviewers have mentioned, you might have to use some of your original parts to make it fit properly depending on your model. If you have a newer Mosberg 500, it should fit fine but it is tight going on
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Not able to answer that particular ?,,, I can tell you the magazine well needed additional machining to provide clearance for the removable magazines "detents", fingers.... might be worth a few extra bucks to upgrade a tad. Happy otherwise.
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I have not noticed extra gunk build up and I dont clean my weapons a lot. It is expensive but I only use it for high wear areas such as bolt/reciever interface of my ar. The exterior gets standard slip 2000 or whatever is on hand at the time. I have only been using it for the past 8-9 months (aprox 1500 rounds rifle and 1000 rounds pistol) so take it for what its worth.
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I have a conventional Harris bi-pod that I wanted to put on an AR. I wanted a strong clean interface that could take some abuse. I found it in the G&G; adapter. It is well built, and the fit and finish on the one I received was outstanding. Most of the conventional `hunting type bi-pod's' out there, must by default fit a standard rifle sling swivel stud. This is the most common situation among bolt guns and other wood/composite stock rifles. If your Black Hawk bi-pod has a pin that will fit a stock rifle swivel stud, I think you're in good shape.I hope this helpful.Ed Ballantine
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The Mossy 500 comes in many configurations these days - some of which do not leave much available length on the mag tube; make sure you have at least 1.5 inches of mag tube availalbe to mount this product - any less and you'll have to modify something which I do not recommend.
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Dear Paul,I purchased a magazine extension tube for my Benelli M4; it's not exactly the same item but it's very similar to what you're ordering. I don't know what H20 coating is, but the extension tube I purchased matched the metal and color of the existing magazine tube and barrel on the M4 perfectly. I hope this helps. Take Care,Steve K
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Make sure the weapon is unloaded,remove the magazine cap and pull off the barrel then slide the mount on to the mag tube. It fits fairly snug. I removed both bolts on the mount first. Replace the barrel screw on the mag cap and work the slide to find out the best placement. I put some blue thread locker on the tips of the screws and tighten them up. You should be good to go. Hope this helps
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I hav one on my 7mm mag hav put about 60 ta 80 rounds down the tube and very pleased with it. Hope this helps ya
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I had the same concern and bought extra bits but there are bits that come in the box of screws. I would guess if you bought screws that are compatible with the Camo Marksman Pro X1 it would have the correct bits in with the screws. We bought a few extra bits because we live in a very rural area and if I needed extra it would be a long way for me to go to the store to get some more.
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Hornady makes a gun parts cleaner (black label) for their sonic cleaner II. Follow the instructions. It works great. Supposed to be ok for all types of finishes...(Mine is stainless). Cleanest my Kimber has ever been.
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This is taken directly from the manufacturers website: Repair kit fits these multi-pump guns made after 1995 & they have a compression tube that slides out of the assembly & does not need a special tool (has a cartridge valve & the valve is NOT soldered). It may be necessary to push out the assembly from the front of the tube: Benjamin 397 & 392 guns as well as Sheridan C9 (Silver Streak) & CB9 (Blue Streak). To determine if this kit is for you:* Remove the screw in front of triggerguard to remove rear part of the stock Remove the pins or screws that hold the retention cap at the rear of the receiver Remove the guide pin, spring & hammer to reveal the compression tube If the brass compression tube comes out in one piece, then this is the kit you need If your gun has a rounded square hole with a valve stem sticking up through it, then you need the other repair kit (CR/Repairkit) If you need assistance, contact our technicians at 888-262-4867, ext. 244 Special note: Read carefully, as it contains instructions that should full answer your question. Hope this helps! cherokeeroy
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It certainly will. My 870 also has a BlackHawk SpecOps adjustable stock and custom forend. With these mods it's a little tight but it still functions very well.
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Put a drop of oil on the tip of the cartridge. Insert into the gun(?) then tighten the screw until it just touches the cartridge (you will feel the resistance). Then turn the screw hard an don't stop turning until its fully seated. I get e little hiss momentarily but it seats just find. I've used probably 30 of my 100 cartridges with no problems. Good value and performs great in my CO2 BB pistol. Hope this helps...AO