4 inch 29 Smith, what cross draw model
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First of all. I am right handed but have always worn a right hand holster on the left side so that if carrying a rifle, the handgun is out of the way--I always wear my hunting knife on the left side also---I've owned three model 29's and yes, they are heavy and should be carried in a strong holster made for a Smith model 29---The hunter holster I reviewed was just barely sufficient to carry a Ruger GP100, the same holster design built a little bigger for the 29 series would not have been a good choice--the leather was too thin and too lightweight for a large bore revolver---I'm sure that in the Hunter holster line there may be a decent holster for a large frame Smith, but the one I reviewed would not have been even close to strongly enough made to carry a 29--wish I could be more help but my only experience with Hunter holsters has been with .357's so I'm not a Hunter holster expert--My hobby is working with leather so I build all my own holsters and knife sheaths, so I made two other holsters for that gun and both were stronger and more comfortable to wear than the Hunter---
507475
You have to pick the length to add it to your cart. 54" is listed. The number of strands should be matched to the draw weight. I'm no expert but both the 14 and 16 strand strings work fine on my 50# draw bear recurve.
1924007
no brand is tuely better then the next except avoid crossman. when your looking for bb;s look for .20gram or higher bb's. the heavier you go the lower your fps will be, but it will improve accuracy and your ability to shoot through brush DO NOT BUY ANYTHING LIGHTER THEN .20GRAM BB'S
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The snarl is the thickest. Never seen an izula in person. Minimalist is most hand filling length. From what I here blade metals r so good now, thickness is a non issue. Regardless, I changed to a sog snarl last month from the spew. Carry it horizontal belt buck weak hand draw. Love it.
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You can copy and paste to your browser this link fur specs: http://www.woodstockint.com/SHOP-FOX%C2%AE-12-x-36-Gunsmith-Lathe-with-Stand/m1112
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I'm not sure of the model#, but I wanted the 350 CRT with illuminated two color reticle and i ordered this one. it shoots great with fixed Montec G5 broadheads or mechanical,s. It is very quiet compared to most other crossbows. I have not had the premature string breaks others have written about in various reviews. My only issue I had was the roughness of the flight rail which I am certain was the culprit of other owners breaking strings within 20 shots. I'm at 60+ shots so far and no string issues. If you want the rail fix, contact me again and I will tell you how to do it.
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Mil dot has marks of dots evenly spaced on all four sides of the crosshairs. The p4 has straight lines till close to the middle were then they have the hash marks or dots. NcStar p4 is what I have and they say it has been developed to be used as a range finder. Such as, the thin line that makes up the crosshairs should fill up a 18 inch target at 500 yards(18inces is the average width of a normal adult combatant between the shoulders) the first mark is slightly wider than the crosshairs and fits inside a 18 inch target at 400 yards. And the next one slightly wider for 300 so on so on till 100 the last and widest mark.100 yards is what they want the scope to be zeroed in at since there is a drop compensator built in to the scope for out to 500 yards using the xm 193 or 55gr. Bullet. I have had mine out to 300 and it does well. Hits inside the 18 inch target that far. You probably won't be putting bullets inside bullets like splitting a arrow but it works. Worked for me till I found someone selling a acog that used to be uncle Sammys for 400 bucks. Good entry level if you don't want to shell out a ton of cash.
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I can get my Colt Official Police with 4" bbl in it with no problem. Your 2" Smith should fit like a glove.
589301
It is a little too vertical for cross draw(too upright). It does not sit at a cant as it does in the picture but more straight up and down. Would not recommended for cross draw.
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I read the comments in here and bought it for my 4" 686+. It fits so tight that you can't draw the gun without using another hand to hold it down. I don't know why other 686+ worked, but mine. I returned it.
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I'll second that it fits my Model 642. However, the usual caveats re ankle wear apply. If I'm wearing jeans, I've yet to find a really effective method of drawing that doesn't loudly announce to the BGs that I'm going to pull out a gun in a few seconds. One of the big advantages of a 642 or similar snubby is you can literally shoot through your pants with no need to actually display the weapon. Of course, YMMV :)
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As long as you have the dies for that size. The Lee Loadmasters is a decent press, just need a little finesse during setup. Mine work flawlessly, 6 months and 7000 rds so far.
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The Lee Craft selection guide is posted at http://www.leecraftzeroclearance.com. I did not see your model posted but you may be able to reference the length and width.
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Hi again Irvin,In checking over Barnett specs you need the 17057 Revolution / Predator Crank Cocking DeviceI have a few left on hand if you are interested and want to message me. Hope this helps some. Have a great weekend!
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Mine is 38.5", but it has the limbsaver pad. I ended up going with the Factory Benelli Skeleton 3 position C Stock and I love it. With that, the only tool you need to field strip the entire weapon is the tip of the charging handle. However, if you are not going with the Benelli C Stock, I would go with the Mesa Tac. It seems much better than the ATI, and easier to take down. If you go that route, they also make a QD attachment plate for it.
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The refil has 2 numbers on it. 0.7mm and 0910. The latter must be the Cross model number. The other is the width of the line it makes. It has an excellent feel and makes a pleasing line.
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You can lookup the part number here then check if amazon sells it. If not the can refer you to a local dealer. http://www.draw-tite.com/content/products.aspx?lvl=3&parentid=0&catID=1040&part=75766