txaviator
Well Known Member
Is there any definitive way to tell the difference between a 2x, 3x, 4x, etc., without knowing exact make/model numbers?
Here's my dilemma...a friend of mine owns a pawn shop and has somewhere around 30 rivet guns in stock. He says "they never sell" and offered me any single one of them for $20.
I already have a Sioux 2x, but as I get ready to embark on my wing kit, I thought a 3x might also be nice to have (especially @ $20).
The makes and models of these numerous guns are all different, at least when viewing them all side-by-side. I was curious if anyone had any tricks for identifying the various guns? Or is my best bet to try and write down all the makes/model numbers (if they have them visible) and research them first? I obviously don't want to buy another 2x when I already have one, don't want a 4x because it may be overkill, etc.
Thanks for any info/tips.
Here's my dilemma...a friend of mine owns a pawn shop and has somewhere around 30 rivet guns in stock. He says "they never sell" and offered me any single one of them for $20.
I already have a Sioux 2x, but as I get ready to embark on my wing kit, I thought a 3x might also be nice to have (especially @ $20).
The makes and models of these numerous guns are all different, at least when viewing them all side-by-side. I was curious if anyone had any tricks for identifying the various guns? Or is my best bet to try and write down all the makes/model numbers (if they have them visible) and research them first? I obviously don't want to buy another 2x when I already have one, don't want a 4x because it may be overkill, etc.
Thanks for any info/tips.
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