Can the gauge be unscrewed from the pistol? I need to put a 0-15 PSI gauge on the pistol? Does it have a 1/4" connection?
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My gauge would not come off (it sheared off before unscrewing). I had the same idea: 0-15 gauge would be much better. I ended up getting a Winters PEM gauge, a 3-way tee, and an adapter to go from NPT to Schrader (search Amazon for Professional Sports Ball Air Inflator Needle 3-Piece Set by FixFind). Works perfectly at the end of my new MP6000 airgun.
578792
Yes, but it's NOT a 1/8" NPT as said above, it's a 1/16" NPT, at least mine was.
578793
Nope. My gauge broke and I tried to remove it. It's pretty much super glued in there - my chrome wrenches stripped the brass fitting of the gauge, it never even broke loose. Also the brass fitting is not even accessible because the gauge protector blocks access to it.
1459891
I dont have that pistol, however i use it on all the ones i have every used putting one drop on the powerlett before screwing it tight. I would check the makers instructions if they have special instructions or want you to use a special lube. A good source of info is pyramid air where they have people to chat to online
492411
Janace, sorry but after looking at the specs. on your handgun I don't see how it could work. Specs. say your pistol is 6.24 inches long and i didn't see a figure for the height but it looks to be almost that tall also. I use it for a Ruger LCP 380 cal. which is quite a bit smaller and works good for my appilication. Sorry TS
799737
No, it will not make enough pressure to fill the pistol. You need a 3 or 4 stage pump. We use a hand pump purchased for this application.
702715
the top of the pistol grip has 1/4, the connection from the pistol grip to the tripod is 3/8 so you can put another mount on if you need to
2176325
the slide lock lever does not stick out any further than any other portion of the pistol (the pistol will still be wider than the slide lock lever will be) its just a smidge wider than stock.... buy it.... you will not be disappointed
602641
This connector simply lightens the trigger pull. So you will still have the half inch "take up" before you hit the break. I installed this on a Glock 19 that i carry, and it along with using some Flitz polish on certain contact points really made a big difference. The closest trigger that you can install on a Glock to shoot like a 1911 would be the Travis Haley "Skimmer" trigger. You can check it out at Glocktriggers.com here : http://www.glocktriggers.com/products/haley/
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I am not real sure but it looks like the very end screws out maybe, bringing the barrel out with it maybe, or will loosen up and come apart. it seems like only way unless it all pressed together. take a piece of leather and pliers an gently try to unscrew the end???? search ebay for my herb's paranoia pin
932980
It will not. I pushed it in and couldnt get the gun out. Took me like 10 mins to get it out of it. Returned it.
1006202
the barrel isnt threaded but there is threading that could take a male connection not sure of the mm
2225128
You "need" a 4 die set for revolvers, the extra step in crimping is important. Not so much with semi-automatic pistols. As it was explained to me, the recoil from a revolver will loosen up the bullet if it is not crimped because there is space for it to move in the cylinder. This is not the case with a magazine fed semi-automatic.
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I don't think so. U push it wit one finger and it goes to the other side. Then to turn it off u slide it back wit ur other finger on other side of gun. I got it for my wife and I really don't like the way u turn it on an off lol. Hope that helps.
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the pin for the 22 from end back to the cone is aprox. 2 1/4 the gape between the pin and the target scope is aprox.1/2 my hit the front sight. I have used this on scoped rifles never tried pistol it will get u on the paper, need to adjust from there
226526
I don't have that pistol. It's used for punching out pins and not marring the finish on your gun. You'll just have to figure out what you can use it for.
1695405
I am not familar with that pistol so I can't respond. I can tell you that the grip I bought has fit on a number of other pistols that I have used. You should be able to inquire to the company direct to find out which grip fits you gun. Usually one size fits different models, but it is not a one size fits all guns.
1067573
I'm using this in three different pistols without issues, one has a custom barrel "Storm Lake" with a tight chamber. You may need to remove the barrel and then insert it. Try a little lube on the "O" rings
359554
It's not recommended. Without the key to keep the lower pins in the barrel, you will have to reset the lower pins and springs. It's definitely do-able but difficult and time consuming.