Does this product fit the Eureka 3570?
744256
Not sure which is the 3570. I have the Eureka Boss SmartVac. The grey and yellow one. It fits the hose on that one perfectly. Not sure of my model number though. My vacuum is about 5 years old.
744257
It isn't the model of vacuum that is the question; its the size of the vacuum hose. This device fits 1 ¼ inch hoses, and if your vacuum has that size hose, it will fit. Warning: leave the hose vent full open, as the bearings on the turbine can be damaged by overspeeding it. Just remember, if the hose is the standard size and not the big shop vac hose, the product will fit.
744258
It probably does. It comes with the adapter you see in the picture in case you can't get a snug fit without it.
744259
It isn't the model of vacuum that is the question; its the size of the vacuum hose. This device fits 1 inch hoses, and if your vacuum has that size hose, it will fit. Warning: leave the hose vent full open, as the bearings on the turbine can be damaged by overspeeding it. Just remember, if the hose is the standard size and not the big shop vac hose, the product will fit.
1477665
I don't know if it fits the 638 model but I know it fits a .357 magnum lady smith.
377726
NO, it will not fit. The high visibility front sight on the SP101 4.2" .357 is too tall to fit through the barrel hole in the holster.
1585929
Phillip.....I took my Rueger .357 with a 6.5" barrel and put it in the holster and it holds it tight but because it's a 6.5" barrel vs a 8.75" it falls into the holsterdeeper then it should. I think you can buy a less expensive holster for your .357 that would be specifically made to fit it. If you want pics of my .357 in this holster send me an email tomtccc@att.net
145657
It should fit the Ruger GP100 models except the 6" barrel. It will fit a 4" S&W; 686 .357 with a bit of room for a longer barrel but will definitely not fit a revolver with a barrel longer than 5". The inside dimensions are 6" high by 10.5" wide.
279955
Yes it works great on the EAA 357 windicater. That's what I baught mine for. Wish I would have bought 2.
2144406
I personally do not know. But I would pose the question back to safariland and ask them what type of speed loader case works best for their speed loaders for the .357.
2264214
Not sure. I bought the 13" and placed a Ruger .357 with oversized grips and it fit well. May want to measure overall length and order accordingly. Sorry I was not more help.
765647
I don't know - fits my Ruger 357 4" perfectly. Go to the Bianchi website and ask. If it doesn't - they'll find the right one for youThey make the best holsters in the world. I had two in the military...
2129426
Hi, I do have the hose that you need, but it is not this one listed on this email. The hose that you need is Eureka part number 60289-1. I sure hope this helps you out. Vacuum Cleaner Market
994361
Not positive.. But it does fit VERY tightly on a small frame Taurus M85 .38 so I wouldn't bet it fitting a Rossi .357.
238231
Kathy I don't know, but it fits my sw 357 2 1/2 barrel k frame fine but it is to loose for my 2" 38 stubby j frame. sorry but I don't want to tell you the wrong then,,,,,, Please do some more looking it is out there, Happy Hunting.
1812265
I am not sure about your model, this belt fits alot of Eureka and Sanitaire vacuums.If you have the old belt, you can compare
294052
Not really sure, the brand I bought was for a 5 shot .38 revolver. try tying in speedloaders for .357 and see what you get. Sorry I couldnt be more help.
1520788
That depends on whether the .357 frame is the same size as the 38 Special. I'm thinking that if your cylinder is larger in circumference, it might not be a perfect fit. However, if your frame, including the cylinder, is the same, then you might be OK. Someone who has the same model as yours can give you a more accurate answer. Sorry I could not be of more help.
2116800
I don't know. I purchased mine for the sole purpose of a .357 snub with a tight fit for that one moment in time.
1993197
I'm not sure. I have the S&W; 686 4" .357, and it fits perfectly (after a little breaking in, of course.)