are these spring loaded like the tipton's?
1840969
No, they are not. There is a piece of flexible plastic for the striker/hammer to impact.
1840970
No, instead of a brass primer attached to a spring, the A-Zoom caps have a rubber primer to absorb the impact. The rubber on the A Zooms seems to have more durability than the type used on tipton's. The only complaint I've heard recently about A-Zoom caps are that the rim of the rounds can get a bit chewed up after a lot of use. So far, I've not encountered that problem for what it's worth. I hope that helps!
1840971
No. It has a resiliant pad, probably plastic. After at least 80 -100 dry fires the pad is still intact.
343378
Yes, there is a spring inside. Both of the end are covered with a rubber end cap.
28648
Yes, they are. I have not had a problem. I am not sure about the weight but they are heavy enough.
1311697
Yes, and spring assist. Great buy at a great price. One small flick then open.
767189
no, these are no softer than factory. if your truck is TRD they are the same shock as what is on your truck. I would only replace the original shocks when they wore out, broke, or started leaking.
1410891
I am certainly no expert and bought this for my son who is away at College but I would have to say they are not, I know they seem to be spring loaded which is how they respond so nicely. I hope this sheds some light onto your issue
2108953
Yes its spring loaded. The picture shows the amount they stay open. I love these pliers!
1864385
I doubt it....I was sorely disappointed. I don't have that model but when I received it the spring system didn't seem to be accommodating to many models.
1591493
No, they are the tipton style. I believe they will work similar to the Parker Hale jag. Here's the deal If you want Parker Hale buy them, if it doesn't matter use the tipton. I like my set of Tiptons but my $4.00 cleaning jag in kits from walmart works fine also and some of them are plastic. Go figure. I take it you have a rigorous cleaning routine.
2282324
I have not had a problem with the spring. You need to flip it up to make the clippers work properly. I highly recommend these!
1034882
No, I would find something beefier. These are not rated for anything bigger than standard car springs.if I were you, I would remove the struts and take them somewhere to have them compress and replace your springs onto the new struts. They should not charge you much for doing this , .hope this helps you
1023125
Yes. There is a Torklift on the front and rear of each set of rear leaf springs.
1659393
Yes, it is spring loaded! I did not like that feature as well as the original.
2031754
Yes they are. As long as you keep tension on the spring, they feed very reliably. The magazines work great with G&G; rifles.
696752
I really don't know. I bought the springs to lift a heavy maple kitchen cabinet much like the one pictured. It was a matterof popping out the old and in the new. It worked the way I expected it to so I read the instructions no further.
1981950
No, they are just free moving wheels, not the spring action kind that go when you pull them back.
77387
They are spring loaded for length and width. It appears that the length spring is stronger than the width spring. That being said, I put them in a pair of shoes that were a little tight, left them in a couple of days, and the shoes seemed to fit better.