A. quick question ... The name is .44 MAG. Is that just a name or are the turrent markings adjusted for bullet drop of .44 Mag cart?
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The turret markers are your average 1/4 MOA (or 1/4 inch for non internet gun nerds) at 100 yards. The 44 in the name is because it has a 44mm objective lens. It is a decent scope and will hold up on magnum rifles if properly mounted and cared for.
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It's just the name of the scope, there is no BDC on the scope. It is a good inexpensive scope
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I picked some up off of Arms List about 3months ago. But they are extremely hard to find, the the 41 mag wasn't a popular gun. just search the net and you might run into some. Good luck!
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I actually ordered this by accident. I was looking for a different caliber. This one was for a 9mm though. They work great...as long as you get the right caliber.
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Hi Ryan,It's a very nice metal mag. Similar to a 1911 mag chambered for 22 cal. The bb's go down the front in a vertical slot and the CO2 cartridge goes in a slot in the middle of the mag with the tip up. There is a recessed Allen screw on the bottom of the mag with a cup that cradles the bottom of the CO2 cylinder. After inserting a fresh cartridge you tighten the Allen screw and it forces the cartridge up which punctures the cylinder and your ready to go. I purchased a second mag so that I could quick change mags just like a real 1911.Take CarePete
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Thanks for the answer. I will be picking up a couple of them. I bought a Remington one at Dicks and when I pulled it out of the wall a door opened and half the pellets went all over the floor. I will have to try this. Thanks again.
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Seems odd that you would get that many duds in a row unless there was just a bad batch shipped to that store. I love mine and have had no issues with it. I can only think of a couple questions... 1. Are you pressing the tip of the gun down firmly enough so that the safety mechanism is deactivated? 2. When you slide the stopper up and put the nails in do you release the stopper and slide it back down to hold the nails?
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Oh, by the way...avoid the steel shot they sell at the sport goods store. They can seriously bounce back and smack you in the face!! Its better to buy some Hornady .44 cal lead balls, like the kind used for blackpowder pistols. Heavier, but more knockdown power and much less chance of riccochet. Thats what I use for squirrel and possum hunting.
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You can download the nikon "spot on" app and check out how different loads match up using the BDC....its great and printable. I love that scope and utilizing the "spot on" app really helps better dial it in based on ammo using or if you ever decided to put it on a different rifle. But realistically depending on the ammo use its all about the fps as well as bullet weight and coeffocient, but download the app first and you will see what I mean. Enjoy
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Most Thompson "tommy" models are interchangable, so it should....check the back of the area where the Tommy loads. There should be a slot there. The bar on the back of the mag slides in the slot, and everything..er..."groves" from there...[pun intended.]
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You are absolutely correct. Warning this item did not even last 200 rounds of 40 s&w.; It is not worth it.
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Maybe - if you're that obsessed with nomenclature. 7.62 X 63, M1906, .30-06 SPRG or as it was also called: .30 GOVT 06 WIN......Does it matter that much as long as it does it's job? That it does exactly as it should. That is what I care about. If you take your dial calipers or micrometer and measure it you'll find it is indeed a rep of the cartridge you need.It's not a headspace gauge or a go, no-go plug; it's a snap cap.
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We have just placed an inquiry with the manufacturer, and I'm sure we'll receive a quick reply. The description is provided by the manufacturer, though as a vendor for this product, we ourselves should have caught the disparity earlier. We'll post the manufacturer's reply as soon as we receive it. [Our hunch is that the last bullet provided to us is what is incorrect.] We're very sorry for the inconvenience! Honfleur Home, LLC
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No it doesn't, or the 7.62x38 Nagant Revolver, 6.5mm Grendal and the .50 cal Beowolf. Its mainly a general reference for popular loadings. So any thing new in the last 5yrs or obscure is lacking.Do what I do and use the internet and common sense experience to work up a safe load.
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That is correct. The cartridge is designed to not be ejected and you should have no bullets in the mag. That being said there is nothing cocking the gun because th gun is "unloaded".
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I don't know but the one I bought from Amazon is not accurate. The reading creeps up. It took a while to figure out . I bought another scale . I would like to return this one. With the hornady name I expected it to be a good product. It was up to three grains high on some 30-06 reloads using IMR 4350. The one I got us very poor product and could be dangerous.
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I like the rounded or pointed pellets. I've never used hollow pointed; I've heard they aren't very accurate. I just use the cheap crossman pointed
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Mine has a multi-grain turret for elevation.It allows you to compensate for 17 grain bullets and 20 grain bullets up to 300 yards without having to sight your optic in for a different grain bullet.No need to change the turret or nob for elevation, one turret does both.Great system!