Hi, How do I specify wanting a 22 cal? I see nothing here to do so besides it mentions 22 cal in the description.
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Hi , I have both Calibers in stock and they are the same price , just place the order and send a message to confirm which Caliber you would like 0.177" (4.5mm) or 0.22" (5.5mm) Thanks Phil
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12 GA, yes-ish. You need to center the device with your fingers feeling for the middle. But then you are usually shooting pretty close so that will get you on paper. 22 cal is fine as long as you have a solid metal crown for the magnet to attach. For example, I have issues on my 22/45 lite with the non-metallic thread protector. Just not enough metal to keep the light attached and thus it will fall off. Remember, the light is not a full time laser pointer that perfectly zeros your weapon; it is just to get you close on paper. If you read their fine print it says 5" at 50 yards (i.e. 10" diameter). 12 GA, yes-ish. You need to center the device with your fingers feeling for the middle. But then you are usually shooting pretty close so that will get you on paper. 22 cal is fine as long as you have a solid metal crown for the magnet to attach. For example, I have issues on my 22/45 lite with the non-metallic thread protector. Just not enough metal to keep the light attached and thus it will fall off. Remember, the light is not a full time laser pointer that perfectly zeros your weapon; it is just to get you close on paper. If you read their fine print it says 5" at 50 yards (i.e.... » Read More 12 GA, yes-ish. You need to center the device with your fingers feeling for the middle. But then you are usually shooting pretty close so that will get you on paper. 22 cal is fine as long as you have a solid metal crown for the magnet to attach. For example, I have issues on my 22/45 lite with the non-metallic thread protector. Just not enough metal to keep the light attached and thus it will fall off. Remember, the light is not a full time laser pointer that perfectly zeros your weapon; it is just to get you close on paper. If you read their fine print it says 5" at 50 yards (i.e. 10" diameter). « Show Less
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It was a gift for my brother in law. I just text him and he told me the 22 with fit but he will check to see if it has that cal when he gets off work.
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Robert, I had not heard of this prior to your question, so I looked into it. I see that Berman does sell an RS2 dual caliber rifle with both barrels included at a great price. I am still unclear though, if you can convert any RS2, or does it have to be that " dual caliber" specific RS2. It looks like you can buy a .22 kit for a regular RS2, but I would not swear on it! Bottom line is that you were not misled, that rife does exist.
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it should be 26. Last time i ordered, there was an option you can choose 20 or 26. I chose 26 and i got 26, perfect size for my bike. Kmart could not stock anymore and thank god i found it here way cheap.
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The advertisement says 50cal you can store 556.I am the kinda guy that has to see with my hands therefore I will purchase my next few cans from a surplus store I can walk into. You get the same cans on the same day and no misunderstandings
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The one I bought last month started with 33. I know there were some warnings out there about the 22's, but that is apparently a thing of the past. Mine is even better than I had hoped and Amazon had a great pricing on it.
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When I purchased mine the title said .22 caliber. So thati cannot tell you for sure. Mine is a .22 caliber. I would contact the seller directly. I thinka gun at this price point and weight should really only be used in a .22 caliber for varmint. Plus it keeps the for down which means the report will be more quiet.
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You are better with the 22 caliber. This is an excellent product. Two of my friends have purchased the air rifle after using mine.
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It does not have a 25 cal specifically, but it has the 22 and a 27. I would imagine that the 27 would fit in the 25 but just be a little snug.
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done!You're awesome!Thanks. Submitted a "low price" claimWhat's even more interesting is that it was listed for $299 today
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There is a different P/N , HVS001M, for the 22 mag. Same price. Visit "henryrifles.com" Get the "Spee-D-Loader" too
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Sorry, other then looks I can't tell a difference. What I do know is that I only paid $65 for the 1923, not the $82 being advertised now. that was about a month ago. I wouldn't have bought it for $82 since $65 was at the top of my price range.
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I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but that's just a guess. I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but... » Read More I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but that's just a guess. « Show Less
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couldn't have said it better myself. Basically, at the end of the day, 22 caliber pellets are usually slower than 177 pellets. However, they most always pack a bigger Punch. So for bigger game targets, you'd want a bigger pellet.
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So I'm a stickler for holding onto receipts and warranties, and I have looked through everything and cannot find either!! I did find the box it was shipped in and the box the knive came in and they say nothing. The knive also comes in an "Altoid" style tin and that says: CRKT RITTER RSK Mk5 on the top, and on the bottom says: Model 2380 RSK Mk5. I doubt that is very helpful, maybe you could contact them directly @ crkt.com and ask them to clarify. Sorry I couldn't answer that for you. It is a great little knife. I got it specifically because it fits in an Altoids tin for my emergency kit. Way better than a pocket knife and you can wrap the handle with paracord for some grip. Good luck So I'm a stickler for holding onto receipts and warranties, and I have looked through everything and cannot find either!! I did find the box it was shipped in and the box the knive came in and they say nothing. The knive also comes in an "Altoid" style tin and that says: CRKT RITTER RSK Mk5 on the top, and on the bottom says: Model 2380 RSK Mk5. I doubt that is very helpful, maybe you could contact them directly @ crkt.com and ask them to clarify. Sorry I couldn't answer that for you. It is a great little knife. I got it specifically because it fits in an Altoids tin for my... » Read More So I'm a stickler for holding onto receipts and warranties, and I have looked through everything and cannot find either!! I did find the box it was shipped in and the box the knive came in and they say nothing. The knive also comes in an "Altoid" style tin and that says: CRKT RITTER RSK Mk5 on the top, and on the bottom says: Model 2380 RSK Mk5. I doubt that is very helpful, maybe you could contact them directly @ crkt.com and ask them to clarify. Sorry I couldn't answer that for you. It is a great little knife. I got it specifically because it fits in an Altoids tin for my emergency kit. Way better than a pocket knife and you can wrap the handle with paracord for some grip. Good luck « Show Less
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I purchased this as well, but had no issues at all except running out! LOL Good stuff! Would like to see this offered in an 82 ct at a lower price for monthly subscribe and save purchase.....