Which of these; the 6px defender or the p2x fury would be better on a survival rifle, and which would be better on a home defense shotgun?
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In my opinion the Surefire Fury p2x Tactical flashlite with 500lumen is the best choice for the weapon mount and it is ultimately for the 12-Gauge shotgun and the M-16 A-4 rifle. On the other hand, the Surefire 6PX Defender with 350 lumens had crenelated bezel is designed for personal carry and using the instant on light to blind the tacklers and strike the bad guys with the crenelated tools.
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I have a houge forend on my 870 and it doesnt interfere with the action at all. Dont think that a magpul is to much bigger so it should work great.
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I see no problem. I would use a higher power version(6X16 or higher) since your range will be a lot further than an air rifle.
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Just measured the thing. It is 18.5 mm wide, that's about 0.73 inch, little more than what you have. I use it on Winchester SXP with Surefire Fury P2X, fits perfectly.
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Personal choice on the AR-15, depends on the situation. I would want a true front rest and back rest if I were zeroing a gun. It would be good for the longer shots mountain hunting offers.
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I have an Air Mag and a Blackhawk both of these chambered for .177. The Air Mag goes obviously supersonic for pellets under 6 grains. You can tell by the way it 'cracks' out of the barrel. The Blackhawk doesn't come anywhere close. I am using 'match' grade wadcutters from RWS and Beeman, these weigh in at about 5.6gr. I generally shoot at 100' and I find that I need about 1/8" steel plate to stop the Air Magnum. I have this set up against a wood fence and found the scatter from the shot was penetrating the fence. Prior to this I was using a section of bowling alley ( 2 1/2" of spruce) after a few hundred shots, I was through the entire 2 1/2". On the other hand the Blackhawk is just as accurate and much easier to cock and makes much less noise. I enjoy the Air Magnum much more-don't know why. Finally I have been using both rifles with a Beeman pellet trap- the Air Mag just tears it apart, the Blackhawk is good fit for this trap.
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I like the APT and mounted mine on an AR. I have a friend who put one on a rifle that is in caliber .50 BMG and has shot it many times and it has held zero and is very good for his long range shooting. Once you learn you rifle and apply the MIL to your caliber you will like it.
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I have not tried my husband's Storm, however I did try my Kimber Ultra Pro 9mm and it was secure, but I find the smaller compact like the Kimber Micro, or Sig 238 or 938 are much more comfortable (I don't even feel those with the Under Tech) The larger ones, you feel them more and to me feel uncomfortable. With the smaller, I did housework, sat and watched TV, walked, bent over, even went to the bathroom and the gun did not fall out. I am very impressed and will be buying a second pair in black ;)
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If u like super heavy duty, go w ballistic. If u like heavy duty while staying on the slimmer side go ionic.
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HI, I am not sure, it might be too small for AR. it work great with pistol that don't have manual thumb safety. It doesn't fit well with PX4 storm!
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This limb is identical to the one on the fury. Mine split and this one fit just the same. Not sure if there are other differences between the two crossbows, but as a back up limb this is what you want.
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Shot accuracy is the key ,pcp air rifle they will give you better chances to have a success full hunt because they are more power full
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Depends if you have a rifle yet with a hopper I would get one If you already have another hopper fed gun
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Personally I'd prefer the Elite Rayven because it is CS (clip system) compatible and more functional. For me, it's all about functionality. Both are flywheel blasters and require batteries to use. However, it is by far easier to load the Rayven than the Stockade. The Stockade has 10 shots before you have to reload and reloading takes time as it is a front fed blaster. The Rayven uses "clips" ranging from 6, 12, 18, 25, & 35 dart capacity and once you use an entire clip, you can drop the empty one and load another full clip. Also, the Rayven comes with it's 18-dart firefly tech clip (which you can load 18 darts or use glow-in-the-dark clips for night games). Another reason why I prefer the Rayven is that it's not as front heavy compared to the Stockade as it is a "Bullpup" design. Both of them you can dual wield, but the Rayven has much better dart capacity and faster reload time. The only reason why I'd get the Stockade is for it's butt stock as it's one of the better ones. If you're looking for ammo capacity and ease of loading, go with the Elite Rayven.
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If you're talking about the shotgun: 6mm .12's are just fine. If you want more accuracy some people suggested getting the heavier 6mm .20's.
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I own at least one if not more of each of these blasters and I say go with the new Deploy CS-6. It has a pump action style like the Raider but in the same price range as the Recon. Some complain about the handle but I think it is cool that it can pop-out to a blaster. In a indoor war though having a short barrel helps get you you on target faster, try out the Firefly.
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probably not the bone collector is a great gun for the price, but louder than the whisper shot a squirril a few days ago with mine and the pellet went through the ribs and came out the other side suggest you try for the heavier, slower pellets if you shoot at short to medium distance slower speed less noise generaly, more speed, more noise one of the reasons I prefer 22 over 177