I saw a youtube vid about the HD-13 model specifically for airsoft and thought it was a clone out of Hong Kong but when it was unboxed it had C-more paperwork and a warrenty card from Trijicon but for $40.00 and free shipping. How is this model different? I saw a youtube vid about the HD-13 model specifically for airsoft and thought it was a clone out of Hong Kong but when it was unboxed it had C-more paperwork and a warrenty card from Trijicon but... » Read More I saw a youtube vid about the HD-13 model specifically for airsoft and thought it was a clone out of Hong Kong but when it was unboxed it had C-more paperwork and a warrenty card from Trijicon but for $40.00 and free shipping. How is this model different? « Show Less
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It's the plastic version vs the metal. I have both. They are exactly the same. I run them on my real steel. Great red dots l.
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Sounds suspicious to me. Trijicon has nothing to do with C-More as far as I know. A real C-more will cost at least $250
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If it's an air soft optic it's not gonna hold up to the shock given by a real rifle were as the 300 dollar or more version would work for both. But trijcon is a completely different company than c-more so it's probably from Hong Kong. But if you got it for air soft it will be OK. And remember always use a bore sight to dial in a red dot like this
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The one I have does not. My understanding is that those were produced in limited numbers and available only to the military. Some controversy erupted over that a few years ago and Trijicon stopped issuing those to service personnel. You might try contacting Trijicon directly and see if they have any still in stock for direct sale or if they could produce one for you.
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Just so you guys know, B&H; Photo has the NEW version HKG0PLAY5BLK, for $299.99 w/free shipping. You have to "add it to cart" to get the price. Don't know for how long, though. Oh,yeah, picked one up!
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No, the one I got was magnum research, it worked great for a long time if you are worried about quality. If you go this route make sure you get the full auto one, as some other reviews said they make it tricky which one is full-semi auto and which one is just semi auto. If you are still set on ksc, get the ksc kwa m93r. I got that to replace this gun and its better in my opinion...not by much though as they are both insane pistols
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Purchased two Hikvision DS-2CD2432F-IW from Alptop and they were both Chinese versions in brown box. Amazon took them back and claimed it was their fault because they fulfilled the order. I'm not so sure about that. I purchased from CondorD and Nelly's and they were both the English version, in retail packaging (red and white box). I contacted CondorD by email before I purchased and they confirmed that they only sell the English version. (No listing at the moment for this camera)
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Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was "Taiwan". Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was... » Read More Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was "Taiwan". « Show Less
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Hey T. McAnaney,Yes, when I compared specs, I too looked and said, why should I pay more for an item that has the same specs? What is so different about this new model. I even went to web sites that had incorrect information on the specs of the TH-42PX600U, and the TH-42PX75U had the specs of the TH-42PX600U. So I ended up buying the TH-42PX600U. Even from what I heard that the 75U is supposed to have 1080p, versus the 1080i, I did not believe it would be worth the additional cost.
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I went to pick mine up after satisfying myself that they were indeed made in Japan. My experience with my old Canon A-20 Powershot convinced me there's a difference. I'd just purchased it (2002 ?) and the next week they introduced the A-40 which offered video as well. Since I was still inside my 30 day return window I picked up the A-40 and compared the two in detail for a couple of weeks. The A-20 was made in Japan and the A-40 was made in Malaysia, or Singapore, or Myanmar. I can't remember exactly. Big difference! Fit and finish was superb on the Japanese version. Poor on the other. In one of the zoom steps I came to see an out-of-focus area where the Japanese version was consistently sharp. I returned the A-40 and kept the A-20. Still works great. Now the 780. I went to Best-Buy to pick it up and at the last second I decided I'd better verify that it was Japanese too. Nope, it was Chinese. I explained my concerns to the checker and requested to examine their inventory for the Japanese version I wanted. Fortunately, I was in luck. There was only one amongst several Chinese examples. I snapped it up and it's been just wonderful. To be completely fair and honest I must confess that my earlier experience with the A-20 may not have any validity today. I didn't do an in-depth comparison between the Chinese/Japanese versions. For all I Know the Chinese version is the superior of the two. I was simply relying on my limited, singular experience. The reviews here at Amazon are pretty accurate. My only issue is the audible noise in video mode. If it's a quiet setting you WILL hear it. Not a problem for me. I use it mostly for dirtbiking, snowmobiling, and boating.
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Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last you a few months.I hope I helped :) Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last... » Read More Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last you a few months.I hope I helped :) « Show Less
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2:03 PM (2 hours ago)to Amazon I am using the UTG CQB Red/Green Dot Optic Model SCP-DS3840W. I only use the rifle for targets and this works great. We shoot at 4" steel gong targets from 100 yards and only miss when it is shooter error. This model has locking windage and elevation adjustments. The fellow I shoot with does not have locking adjustments on his optic and has had to reset each time we shoot. I am very happy with my setup. In order to mount both you will have to have a top rail on your handguard. I replaced my stock handguard with the UTG SSSR Model 4/15, easy install. Hope this all helps. 2:03 PM (2 hours ago)to Amazon I am using the UTG CQB Red/Green Dot Optic Model SCP-DS3840W. I only use the rifle for targets and this works great. We shoot at 4" steel gong targets from 100 yards and only miss when it is shooter error. This model has locking windage and elevation adjustments. The fellow I shoot with does not have locking adjustments on his optic and has had to reset each time we shoot. I am very happy with my setup. In order to mount both you will have to have a top rail on your handguard. I replaced my stock handguard with the UTG SSSR Model 4/15,... » Read More 2:03 PM (2 hours ago)to Amazon I am using the UTG CQB Red/Green Dot Optic Model SCP-DS3840W. I only use the rifle for targets and this works great. We shoot at 4" steel gong targets from 100 yards and only miss when it is shooter error. This model has locking windage and elevation adjustments. The fellow I shoot with does not have locking adjustments on his optic and has had to reset each time we shoot. I am very happy with my setup. In order to mount both you will have to have a top rail on your handguard. I replaced my stock handguard with the UTG SSSR Model 4/15, easy install. Hope this all helps. « Show Less
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Hi; I did order one of these from a California seller and was sent the older version (V959) I had to send it back for a refund since it was not what I ordered. The V222 looks exactly the same as the V959 except that the V222 has LED lights that run along the arms to the props. it also has 6 gyro stabilization versus 4 on the V959. The control board (mother board) is a different color too. I believe the V959 is blue and the V222 is green. As far as the transmitter I received I couldn't comment since I sent it back. I did end up ordering from another company out of China. It did come with the dual mode transmitter. Hi; I did order one of these from a California seller and was sent the older version (V959) I had to send it back for a refund since it was not what I ordered. The V222 looks exactly the same as the V959 except that the V222 has LED lights that run along the arms to the props. it also has 6 gyro stabilization versus 4 on the V959. The control board (mother board) is a different color too. I believe the V959 is blue and the V222 is green. As far as the transmitter I received I couldn't comment since I sent it back. I did end up ordering from another company out of China. It did... » Read More Hi; I did order one of these from a California seller and was sent the older version (V959) I had to send it back for a refund since it was not what I ordered. The V222 looks exactly the same as the V959 except that the V222 has LED lights that run along the arms to the props. it also has 6 gyro stabilization versus 4 on the V959. The control board (mother board) is a different color too. I believe the V959 is blue and the V222 is green. As far as the transmitter I received I couldn't comment since I sent it back. I did end up ordering from another company out of China. It did come with the dual mode transmitter. « Show Less
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These are legit Hikvision cameras, but straight from China. Hikvision only warranty's cameras bought directly from licensed distributors/resellers. Look at it this way, you pay $95 for a bullet with no warranty or pay $135 for a bullet with warranty.
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It has a green laser that is about 50x's brighter than the cheaper one. Has more barrel adaptors and I believe it is magnetic where the other isn't to make a more secure mount. What they don't mention is the ability to download a simple ballistics program too that let's you print test targets. I think all versions get this but I am sure this one does. Also, the tipping factor for me is this one is the civilian version of the one that the USMC uses. So far so good. Sighted in 3 of my rifles without leaving the house and when I hit the range it took me only 3-4 shots to complete the zero.
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Could you tell me if the place of origin has anything to do with whether or not Canon will honor the warranty? I was told by a vendor that if a canon camcorder was a "Japanese" model, Canon would not honor the warranty, and that if it was a US camcorder, they would. Is that true and how can you tell if the camcorder you buy is one or the other?
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Good question. I see a red cap that is slightly similar to the airsoft cap. Saw nothing on Crosmans site regarding this. I'll bet they pull the picture and put up another when they catch it.
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My gun came with open sights(no mount). At $250. from AOA, I'm not complaining.
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Bruce: these are cheap Chinese knock offs, hence the peep sight issues (among many others). DO NOT ever use these fakes on a real weapon unless you are ready to reap the consequences.