what is the difference between shotloc training tool and shotloc training aid
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Probably nothing just a different way to name the same thing so that internet shoppers can find it easier, my kids like the shotloc, but you will need some superglue, because if you use the shotloc on a regular basis it will tear. Just glue and let it sit overnight.
360503
The difference is the handle. The 960 Ltd, it has the longer handle grip bar. I bought the one with longer handle grip. So glad I did. I can grab it and pull myself up better, especially when I am inverted at a lower angle. I absolutely love my teeter hang up EP-960 Ltd. I have four bulging disc in my lower back, and my upper back and neck issues. My doctor, a Nuero-Surgeon, even suggested using the teeter hang-up, or have surgery on my lower back. I would rather try this unit out first, before having major back surgery. After having this unit for 3 months, I am really feeling a difference. I'm not cured from the bulging disc, but it has made a huge difference in the way I feel. It has relieved the pressure on my low back and my upper back. I was in physical therapy (PT) and they did traction on me, it helped quite a bit on me. You can only go to PT for so long, and they write you off. So I needed something at home, to continue with some kind of traction. The teeter hung-up has been great for my recovery on my lower back, and the continuous relief on my upper back pain and neck pain. My endurance level has increased within the last month. It takes a few months before you really see a difference. Start with a few minutes at first, then increase your time slowly. Also start with the short inversion angle at first, then gradually increase the inversion angle to a lower angle. You need to start out slowly, or you will hurt yourself. It takes time to recover from back problems, but this has been a good investment for me. I am doing much better compared to where I was 4 months ago, even two years ago, when I was first injured with the bulging disc issue. I am standing, walking, and doing things more, and getting around a lot better now. I will use this unit all the time, just to continue strengthening by back, and have a straighter spine. Hope this helps answer your question.
389022
We only used it for pistol training with the laserlyte pistol, so perhaps best chat to manufacturer. Be careful on the reconditioned ones on Amazon. We tried for separate purchases and had to return all as still defective.
1260975
The software worked fine for me, on OSX 10.8.5. But the drop lists for ammo are very limited. I couldn't even find .338 Lapua Magnum in the list.
2090578
No, you must the Laserlyte gun (Trigger Tyme Training Pistol) PLUS the LT-PRO Laser Trainer which inserts into the training pistol's barrel. Or you can use a laser training cartridge that fits the caliber of whatever you want to practice/train with.
1094817
Not any difference at all. with this one you could add a curl station and a leg station attachment. Not sure if you could with the other.
770889
I believe the xHot is the new one but they both work the same. This is a great rangefinder! Battery life is wonderful. I have used this for 3 months without having to replace the battery. I play and practice 4x per week.
1871280
I don't know the difference, but the tool works well for adjusting to different adapters. My problem is knowing which adaptor to use. Don't use it enough to know which clamp goes with which connector other than the special feature I needed. There is a chart, but didn't research to know what all the codes mean...need pictures for me. The self ratcheting system is nice. Holds things in place while making wiring adjustments. This is diffently heavy enough for everything I do (use it about once a month or two).
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The laser training target is just that a target that records you laser hits. Excellent for improving your first shot capability / trigger pull. The reaction time targets improve your ability to quickly hit a target. I believe they prompt you to shoot and you are expected to accurately hit them asap thus improving your response time and accuracy.
2142815
I have used both and there appears to be no difference. I will continue to use this product as I said, it does help.
1086938
I am 6'1" male...I was told to get the 47.5 length by my trainer. The truth is, these are different sizes for YES different heights (and sexes) BUT also because they can simulate different feelings. For example, for my height the 47.5 club simulates a DRIVER swing practice and the next one down in size simulates an IRON. Having said that, my trainer told me to only get the 47.5 mainly practice for the DRIVER and if I really needed to warm up for an IRON I can "choke down" (move my hands down on the grip toward the shaft) a bit and it will be good enough. The main benefit of this practice tool (which I highly recommend) is the DRIVER swing ...so, for your height (6') go for the 47.5 and enjoy! I am 6'1" male...I was told to get the 47.5 length by my trainer. The truth is, these are different sizes for YES different heights (and sexes) BUT also because they can simulate different feelings. For example, for my height the 47.5 club simulates a DRIVER swing practice and the next one down in size simulates an IRON. Having said that, my trainer told me to only get the 47.5 mainly practice for the DRIVER and if I really needed to warm up for an IRON I can "choke down" (move my hands down on the grip toward the shaft) a bit and it will be good enough. The main benefit of... » Read More I am 6'1" male...I was told to get the 47.5 length by my trainer. The truth is, these are different sizes for YES different heights (and sexes) BUT also because they can simulate different feelings. For example, for my height the 47.5 club simulates a DRIVER swing practice and the next one down in size simulates an IRON. Having said that, my trainer told me to only get the 47.5 mainly practice for the DRIVER and if I really needed to warm up for an IRON I can "choke down" (move my hands down on the grip toward the shaft) a bit and it will be good enough. The main benefit of this practice tool (which I highly recommend) is the DRIVER swing ...so, for your height (6') go for the 47.5 and enjoy! « Show Less
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I'm not familiar with either product but I will say that the tripod that I got for my Sony video camera is worth every penny of its cost. If for no other reason that providing a handle to position the camera. Remember, it just isn'[t natural to have your hand stuck through a strap with a camera held up to your face. I learned to use mine as a "pistol grip". I also learned that if I paint an imaginary line down the top of the camera that I can use that much like one uses the sights on a rifle or pistol. That way you don't have to constantly work to keep the, for instance, bird in the small video screen. It is 100% easier to point the camera (through the imaginary sight) at the bird and follow him as he flies. I've never lost focus or "capturing" the critter on video since I started using the tripod and the imaginary sight. One last thing.. expect the learning curve to be a little more than simple as you begin to use the zoom button. There are actually two speeds on the thing....the little book doesn't really mention that. One is really slow and the other speeds up the process quite a bit. Again...great product...highly recommend.
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TJH, I do not know the difference between the two, but I do love what I purchased. It works well, is reliable and tough. One of the best tools I have purchased. Dave
1097492
http://www.ehow.com/list_7496265_differences-advance-lx-dlx-premier.htmli found differences listed here!
463264
The arrows I purchased are stored away. I don't remember seeing a difference between these and the others I have.
1991256
It depends on what type of shooting you are doing the quad rest hunter sometimes contacts with the fletching (where as the pro doesn't). One thing for sure you will have more accurate tighter groups and more fletchings attached to your arrow after shooting.
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They are both the same. It's just the more expensive one comes with batteries. The cheaper one is just the bare tool. (The impact gun and clip)