The cord concerns me. I have a tube-fed .22 and breach loading on this rifle is not an option. Do I need to look elsewhere?
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I have used this not only on bolt actions but also Marlin Model 60's and Ruger 10-22's.Which, the Model 60 is a tube fed auto. The action does not have to be closed to use this bore sighter. Just enter it in the chamber firmly. It is best that the action remain open.
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You do not have to close bolt. Just slide it in chamber. It will stay just fine. It works great.
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You should be fine. The brass enclosed laser will fit into the 22's barrel. This bore sighter does not work well with pistols where the barrel tilts upward. Personally, I would recommend this instead . . .EconoLed All in One .22 to .50 Caliber Rifle Gauge Boresight Red Dot Laser BoresighterIt gives you more options.
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There has to be a place where the shell is ejected, you should be able to insert the laser thru there as how would you eject a misfire.
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You need to have sling studs mounted on your rifle. I would have this done by a pro as it requires drilling into the wood of your stock. Once those are installed the sling comes with clips that will attach to the studs.
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You would have to drill a hole in the side because a cable attached through a bottom hole would not allow the vault to sit stable which could become a problem in a moment of stress. You never want to be fumbling when needing to access a weapon (if that's what you are using it for). Not enough play once vault is set in place through bottom.
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I would of contacted Crossman before wacking it against a brick wall since you've only had it for two weeks!!! Try some WD-40. I just had mine out over the week end, sighting in an upgraded scope. Works awesome still! Never had issues with cocking it, actually never have lubed the barrel either. Good Luck!
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again, you'd need a sling stud. I dry fitted it on my Mosin (no stud) and it doesn't match the contour of the stock. looks kind of awkward. also, I use it on an AR, so BIG difference in recoil between a 5.56x45 with a buffer tube, and a bolt action 7.62x54. I'd look for something different. (FYI- works great on the AR-15)
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I only have one swivel stud on the rifle this bipod is on. You may want to try mounting it on the more forward swivel stud (which would probably give you more stability when using it), or removing the extra swivel stud altogether.
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My rifles came from Walmart shipped directly to my home. No cosmoline on either, just a very light coating of gun oil. Don't use copper brushes just a good stiff synthetic. Make sure you get all of the lubricant out of the tube. If not you are going to be surprised with the bang you will get. I did not clean my .177 as thoroughly as I should have and the first pellet sounded like a ma duce going off.Keep them all in the X ring.Semper FiMolon LabeCHS USMCL
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I haven't started loading rifle ammo on my new loader yet. I am cutting my teeth on loading .45 ACP. With that being said, the best recommendation I can make is that you go to youtube.com and search for .223 reloading. There is lots of information for other reloaders on that site. And you won't regret doing the research.
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I returned mine back to the supplier due to somehow I was unable to zero in. Kind of ought to mount this on an air rifle rather than an AR15 type.
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Greetings. I believe your rifle is drilled and tapped for a scope. If it is you can install a weaver base which this will attach to without any modifications to the sight or rifle.
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Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the flash hider before shooting live rounds. Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the... » Read More Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the flash hider before shooting live rounds. « Show Less
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Chris H, did this work for you with the Magpul forend? I just ran into this issue and would much rather buy a nut instead of an entire new tube assembly
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You'll need to install a "Weaver" rail. Or, swap to rings that are compatible with the factory rail, so called ".22 rings". I'd go with swapping out the rail.
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Yep, thin end goes in end of barrel, make sure the proper alinment plug is on the thin end.
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on a 12gauge w/ a breaching devise ,like my mossberg 500, I used a steele slug to set it on . with 22 cal. Like 10/22 Rugers and even a bull barreled target 22 it worked fine. lerosado@yahoo.com
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No because its made for double stacked mags. If you have ever used .223 mags it builds alot of pressure the more bullets you feed in. On a .22 usually have a slider and can be done easily. I also have the colt .22 and yes it takes time to load them but it's pretty easy.
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If not shim it up. Too technical a question for me. Go to store, bring your micrometer if that concerned and measure it. It worked on two of my rifles with no issues, third one I bought had to shim it up. One thickness of a Budlight can !