It says designed to use from chamber to muzzle. Does that mean I can't use it from muzzle to chamber?
298189
Two thoughts on this. First, having a perfect crown at the muzzle is a must for accuracy. For this reason, the rule of thumb is always clean chamber to muzzle to lessen the chance of damaging the crown. The other thought, with this bit in particular, is it will act like a squeegee, pulling (or pushing) the carbon, solvent, and crud in front of it. Because it fits the bore, and is non absorbent, all of that crud would end up in the chamber, as it's larger than the bore.
298190
Assuming you are being serious and not a troll. You never want to clean muzzle to chamber if you can help it. The risk is damaging the muzzle effecting the accuracy of the firearm. However with some revolvers this can't be helped so be careful.
298191
When cleaning any firearm it is commonly accepted practice to run patches, bore snakes, ect. through from the breach to the muzzle whenever it is possible - the same direction the bullet or wad passes through the barrel. This way you aren't pushing the cleaner, powder residue, etc. into the breach.
298192
You have to pull it threw the the barrel you can't push it. You should clean your guns chamber to muzzle
345083
No reason at at. Exit "funnel" hole is 10mm/40cal so you should have enough clearance (But for safety sake you should double check this with the exit hole of other trusted 9mm muzzle devices first)
1705363
Its my understanding that it is for pellets only. I wouldnt shoot bbs through my rifled barrel.
638994
The unit should be at least 5' to 10' feet from the muzzle to prevent the muzzle blast from affecting the reading. At that distance, I have no trouble reading the display, however I have normal vision. As for muzzle blast damaging the unit from a 7.62 x 51 round, I don't think that would be an issue at the 5 to 10 foot distance - the unit is pretty tuff. In comparison to the "Shooting Chrony", I recommend this unit (much more intuitive) - I've had both.
1806634
I'm guessing the site is measuring muzzle height. Regardless, this bipod is awesome for all manner of shooting. I put it on my Weatherby Vanguard 30-06 and I love it. It's actually the second one I've had. I reluctantly let the first one go with a rifle sale.
1471278
I can't find anything in the directions that says you can't. Just set it at least 15 feet away from the muzzle blast. I have a friend that has a .50 BMG and he uses his to check it.
1957208
It can get in the way if you want to use a long clip. It gets in the way when I use a 25 round clip on my Ruger 10/22 so I had to use the 10 round clip when I was sighting in my new scope.
922128
i didn't end up using it, my gun it not work on, i just kept it for maybe use it some day, Sorry i'm no help on that one
282131
I really wish I could help you but, I have no idea. I ordered this part for my husband's muzzle loader. H is hunting o I can't ask him. So sorry!
1890358
The muzzle brake is two pieces. You can shoot it with or without the outer sleeve. The outer sleeve helps direct the sound wave away from the shooter. It does work well. I get a lot of complements. The piece laying horizontal in the picture above is an assembled one. You get the two vertical pieces in the picture.
1463562
Mine is mounted on an M&P; 15-22, doesn't move from recoil, but it does move from transporting it in a soft case. Reviews vary greatly, must just be inconsistent quality. Very happy with mine.
2088159
I will check when I get home at 6 tonight. I have it mounted to the picatinny rail under the handguard furthest forward to the muzzle. I will check and see if the enclosed screw mount with the bipod fits the predrilled hole in the picatinny rail. I personally like to use the picatinny mount its easier and less parts. The screw mount has to mount to the picatinny mount on the bipod then to your hand guard. The more parts means more to come loose and more weight
173235
Notifications are off... Read Matt's comment. As far as I know the barrel wall thickness is the same for all 12-gauge barrels so you would have to sand down the bottom of the screws for it to clear your muzzle. Then locktite in place as he said. Sorry for late reply.
1429648
No. It's a different caliber. You need the correct caliber for your firearm.
208654
It is a break barrel. WHAT YOU WANT TO DO IS KINDA SLAP THE TOP OF THE BARREL TOWARDS THE END OF THE MUZZLE IN A DOWNWARD MOTION. once it breaks, then you pull the barrel downward towards the stock until it fully charges the piston
1747980
You can do either . The only reason for a crush washer is to line up the ports on a muzzle brake or flash suppresser.I used one as I felt it would be easier to get it off after long , hot shooting sessions . It looks better without it though.
1446286
I have mine mounted on a Rossi .243 and seems to work great. I do not see anything wrong with mounting it on a muzzleloader.