What is difference between the bull whisper and the whisper fusion?
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not very much. the bull has a bigger diameter barrel. just be aware that all whispers are very loud with the recomended PBA pellets. mine sounds like a 22 rifle.
632303
I don't know the difference. I only have the bull whisper. It is a very good air rifle.
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I had some issues w/this rifle, to simple, cheap scope (could not sight it in) and speed was lower than advertised. I returned it and went with the Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper .177 Air Rifle, looks nicer, very powerful, better trigger, somewhat of a silencer. The 4x32 scope is bundle with all the rifles (99% sure) so I bought separately the CenterPoint Illuminated 4-16x40mm Scope.Justed remembered and in case you will buy this set up! The rings from the centerpoint don't fit the rifle but you can use the ones that come with the cheap 4x32, careful when tightening the gamo rings because the screws might break (happened to me).This is all I know, hope it helps! Frank. I had some issues w/this rifle, to simple, cheap scope (could not sight it in) and speed was lower than advertised. I returned it and went with the Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper .177 Air Rifle, looks nicer, very powerful, better trigger, somewhat of a silencer. The 4x32 scope is bundle with all the rifles (99% sure) so I bought separately the CenterPoint Illuminated 4-16x40mm Scope.Justed remembered and in case you will buy this set up! The rings from the centerpoint don't fit the rifle but you can use the ones that come with the cheap 4x32, careful when tightening the gamo rings... » Read More I had some issues w/this rifle, to simple, cheap scope (could not sight it in) and speed was lower than advertised. I returned it and went with the Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper .177 Air Rifle, looks nicer, very powerful, better trigger, somewhat of a silencer. The 4x32 scope is bundle with all the rifles (99% sure) so I bought separately the CenterPoint Illuminated 4-16x40mm Scope.Justed remembered and in case you will buy this set up! The rings from the centerpoint don't fit the rifle but you can use the ones that come with the cheap 4x32, careful when tightening the gamo rings because the screws might break (happened to me).This is all I know, hope it helps! Frank. « Show Less
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The difference is the longitude, both are extremely hard to load. Don't buy this rifle you can get something better for a not so higher price.
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The whisper drive is very quiet and works flawlessly. There are no problems with the safety sensors. I installed the system 1 year ago and I am very pleased with it so far. I highly recommend the Whisper drive.
758113
It's the Daisy 717. The 747 is listed on Amazon as the Daisy "Triumph" pistol and costs $40 more. However, the 747 has a match grade barrel and an adjustable trigger. I don't think the 717 has an adjustable trigger. To me the extra $40 is probably worth it since this gun is for target shooting only and you want to get every last ounce of accuracy out of it.
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Does Not have the crosman piston, but what Gamo calls the IGT (inert gas TeK). Don't know what the difference is, but it's likely very similar. I have had nothing but trouble with my Gamo whisper and don't recommend them. Recoil is high and it's hard to keep the scope zero. Hell it even shook the open sights loose on my rifle. Save your money and get a RWS model.
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Jay I have 4 of these Might Mules for several years now. I am going to give you my answer that worked after I vent. Mighty Mule has an advantage because of market share -- the clicker, parts, batteries, etc. all at Home Depot, Tractor Supply, etc. And they have been reasonably reliable. I can see from the DVR and magazine size instruction booklet that they have had customers provide feedback that the user interface is not "5 star". At least it is not for me. I think I finally assumed in the black and white documentation that black meant black and white meant red and put the black into the insert toward the top and red (or positive if using different color wire) is beneath it. I think I reversed it once and the good thing is it just blows the fuse which is easy to change. Another good thing is you have the 500 which is way easier to deal with than the 350 by far. I have two other things to add. When the thing starts beeping at some point (and it will) the first guess is always the battery, they go out between 1-2 years. Sometimes it will jam and it will be necessary to unhook the arm and manually screw it in a few rounds or so to get it unjammed then hold the close set button down to clear then reset the closed position. Reading the beep sequence guide in the manual was, for me, interesting. I hope Mighty Mule has a social media group that reads these posts and will see I am not flaming them. If I bought a 5th unit it would be a Mighty Mule. BUT, I would pay them $100 to get a "500 Plus" for which there was an LED read out of status, well marked and easier interfaces. I have to pull out the manual every time one of my 4 goes on the blink. Come on Mighty Mule ... congrats on achieving market share dominance now fortify it by improving user interface. Hire someone from Apple engineering to oversee moving to a more fool proof (I am the fool here, not Jay) interface.
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I don't really know because I never compared those two.But it works fantastic. It's a very good product.
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I own both. This one is not as well built as the MSR, but it is still damn strong, and well worth it. The built in piezoelectric ignitor works too. I considered it a great value.
1702431
Sorry I thought it was a different rifle bro. Yea don't waste your money on this gun. You can get a raider for $150 on Amazon also. Don't even waste your time or your money. Cheap build. Just made to please kids mostly. It's probably shoot maybe 225-250 with a full battery
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Jorgen, The Shockwave has more memory and a comparably performing video card. The 5150 Unleashed II has the Blu-ray combo drive, whereas the Shockwave has a DVDRW drive. Both are fine systems, and can be easily upgraded over time to suit your evolving needs. The choice essentially comes down to the difference in price and whether you'd prefer to start with more memory or a Blu-ray combo drive.
49752
TR77 has a shorter barrel, 200fps more and costs about $60 more. Both good, but I like my fury better.
284328
The fusion and slim are practically the same thickness the only difference is that the fusion fully covers the phone and has a clear back to show off the phone. Looking at it on a table you could barely tell there is even a case on it. The fusion is very sleek and I would recommend it over the "slim", which doesn't fully protect the phone.
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I have a lot of knowledge about these devices and here are the main differences: * GEN 1 only monitors amps (you supply it your approximate voltage). GEN 2 monitors Amps, Volts, and power factor, making it more accurate. * GEN 1 runs on either battery power, or USB wall wart, or both. GEN 2 runs on the MAINS. My 1st edition is accurate enough for my needs, and at 1/3 the cost, I chose that one to get me started with ZWAVE.
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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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The Spirit is a lower end grill, still good though. The Geneses has 3 verticle burners, Spirit 2 horizontal, so you only get indirect cooking. The Spirit is phycially smaller and made with lighter materials, also there is quite a big price difference. I know 3 people who have the Spirit, they all like it, but 2 would upgrade to the Genesis next time.
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I agree with you that the spring on this new version (I used the first one in college and the spring was much weaker, easier) is very tight. I find it hard at my age to use. I never thought of asking if they have different spring strengths...my guess is not. They do have a website at www.bullworker.com I'm sure you can check there, in fact, I'm going to as well.