how do you put this on your barrel? does it spread apart?
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It clamps onto your barrel. I just recommend a small torn piece of cloth to put in the circular grove so it does not scratch your barrel.
1256719
Yes it just clamps around the barrel, not the most stable but for target shooting it is OK.
910769
We used the shotgun mount under the barrel, which was in line w/ the barrel. That put it on its side. Hope that helps.
2022080
It doesn't seem to have anyplace to put an attachment. It seems as if an attachment would slide off because the barrel end is so large. I hope that helps.
1965684
Yeah the fore grip is slightly loose and has a little wiggle when you maneuver the gun. Its two separate pieces of wood on the fore grip connected together (one on top and one on the bottom) around the barrel. You could probably just run two screws up the bottom piece to the top to hold it together better, but make sure to bore out slots for the screws before running them through the wood.
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Yes ,,I brought this item last year and it was disappointing ,,i tried everything all but welded it and u don't want too do that,, too keep it on the barrel of my gun looks great ,,but doesn't work comes off after 2 shots the gun has too much power for those 3 small allen wrench screws...!! You need one that actually mounts an clamps around the barrel I never found one that will work for mine !!
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Hi A. There are no instructions with this Hoppe's Cleaning Kit, but it is pretty easy. If possible, push the brush from the breech end to the muzzle end (most handguns don't make this possible; so you have to push from the muzzle end) until there is nothing sticking to the bore area of the barrel. Next wet a lint-free patch with solvent and push it thru the barrel until it is clean. Next wet a lint-free patch with oil and push it thru the barrel so that it coats the entire bore area of the barrel. Next wipe down all metal gun parts with a lint-free rag and some oil. The best thing to do is talk with the guys at your range --- they will be very happy to show and tell you all about your gun. Hi A. There are no instructions with this Hoppe's Cleaning Kit, but it is pretty easy. If possible, push the brush from the breech end to the muzzle end (most handguns don't make this possible; so you have to push from the muzzle end) until there is nothing sticking to the bore area of the barrel. Next wet a lint-free patch with solvent and push it thru the barrel until it is clean. Next wet a lint-free patch with oil and push it thru the barrel so that it coats the entire bore area of the barrel. Next wipe down all metal gun parts with a lint-free rag and some oil. The best thing to do is... » Read More Hi A. There are no instructions with this Hoppe's Cleaning Kit, but it is pretty easy. If possible, push the brush from the breech end to the muzzle end (most handguns don't make this possible; so you have to push from the muzzle end) until there is nothing sticking to the bore area of the barrel. Next wet a lint-free patch with solvent and push it thru the barrel until it is clean. Next wet a lint-free patch with oil and push it thru the barrel so that it coats the entire bore area of the barrel. Next wipe down all metal gun parts with a lint-free rag and some oil. The best thing to do is talk with the guys at your range --- they will be very happy to show and tell you all about your gun. « Show Less
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Hi Joy,What you can do is email us through Amazon and tell us what the personalization is. Then we will respond to you saying we received the instructions. THEN you can purchase the barrel. Thanks!Kristin at My Personal Memories
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I have had great luck with a foaming lubricant/cleaner (CLP Break Free). I spray it down the barrel and let it form up and sit, then pull it through with the snake. The residue that stays behind acts as a protectant/lubricant. Hope this helps.
426934
Make sure the gun is disconnected and then it just pushes on the end. You need to put a little muscle behind it but it goes on nicely.
298192
You have to pull it threw the the barrel you can't push it. You should clean your guns chamber to muzzle
1038123
The brush is made of brass which is much softer metal than what your barrel is made of. It shouldn't harm it but it's not going to do it any good if you have to force it in. I would try to match the diameter of the brush with barrel as much as possible. It only needs to contact the inside of the barrel and clean the rifling grooves. The brush should be just slightly larger than the barrel bore so it does exert some pressure against it when cleaning.
736265
It just overflows in a downpour, no way around Mother Nature. Where I have mine located there is not room for an additional barrel. But no matter it works great
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Can't get much simpler than a break barrel. Pull the barrel down to cock it, while the action is open insert your pellet, close the barrel back, aim, release safety, fire. A few drops of oil occasionally to keep the spring piston lubricated and that's it.
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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
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Turn handle counterclockwise while holding the barrel on the other side. Mine was a little stuck the first time also, but as long as you don't tighten too much when putting it together it's fine. :)
2240364
Mine was pretty simple. Just slide the bar at the bottom and the legs spread apart.
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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.