what is the inner diameter of this launcher? how tight of a fit is this with normal golf balls?
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The fit is good with any golf balls I've used, and that's a lot of different ones. They slide easily down into the tube, but don't rattle around. No idea of the bore diameter. If you want, I can check it down to .0001", but for it's intended use it is just fine.
1334087
Loose enough for the ball to roll down inside it. Not a tight or push fit by any stretch. You should have room for a lubed patch if you wanted to get a better seal & more distance out of it, but I don't think it's necessary: the sudden force of acceleration should be sufficient to deform the golf ball to get a good gas seal. I would have definitely chosen to "season" the inside much like with a cast iron skillet if I'd kept the one I purchased [the quality of the threading on the one I'd purchased was not great/off axis.]
1334088
Its Tight, Its a hair Bigger than a golf ball. Just enough for a Golf Ball to Roll to the Back and seat. If you reuse the Ball the Gases will burn the Ball closest to the Barrel. I have also shot paintballs out of it as well, like a Shotgun.
1334089
It has a 1.654 inch I.D. Golf balls vary in diameter by manufacturer. I have not found any brand to be a tight fit - yet. As I've mentioned before, it is well built but VERY heavy. Fun to use as a "mortar" bracing on the ground or thigh. Otherwise it's tiresome holding @ the shoulder. Nose-heavy. The balls travel a long way - don't expect to find them for a second shot. I would buy one if I didn't already own it. Fun but keep your face behind the blank's blast. Jim
1334090
Not sure the exact diameter but the normal size golf ball just slides in. If you point the barrel down it will roll out. you can wrap a piece of tissue paper to make it fit tighter.
998137
I don't have the exact measurement but I think it is 5mm.. these are to be used with older golf shoes... the newer models typically use a larger diameter spike. Spikes on most golf shoes are replaceable, being attached using one of two common methods: a thread or a twist lock. Two sizes of thread are in common use, called a "large thread" and "small thread". There are two common locking systems: Q-LOK and Tri-LOK (also called "Fast Twist"). The locking systems use a plastic thread which takes only about a half turn to lock.
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Major diameter of thread is about .232 inches. It's an odd size for American threads but looks about right for an M6 metric thread. Lost my thread gauge or I'd give you the thread pitch. In any case golf shoe spikes only come in "big" and "small" threads, and I believe most shoe makers use the small size now. These work fine in my old Nike shoes.
678983
7/8", standard, without modification. You could, in theory, cut away some of the rubber around the nut if you need it to fit in a smaller hole. But this might reduce the grip strength.
1811552
Yes, it is about the same size. I have never used a CHUCKIT launcher so I really can't help you there.
2224030
I have a 36" Odyessy Rossie II putter. I measured it for you and 18" stick out from the holder. So a 32" putter will stick out 14". Note: Also I had put a Wynn oversized putter grip on it that wouldn't fit inside the holder. I then switched to a Tiger oversized grip, (not as fat) and it fits in now just fine. Just beware of that fact for the top of the holder is made out of rubber with the TM logo. RC
1496630
The Medium sized Grinz ball is the size of a tennis ball. It fits in a chuckit launcher, so that provides a clear guide for those wishing to compare the sizes. There are 3 sizes available, with the following a good rough guide to compare - Small2in (Golf Ball size), Medium 2,5in (Tennis Ball size), Large 3in (softball size) regards CaliDogz
2273012
Diameter of Ball is 2 1/2 inches as it states in desc. My Kyjen Launcher is approx. 26 1/2 inches in length and not made with this Amazon ball purchase so I can't answer your launcher question.
2219825
Hi Zac, My apologies for the delay, but i actually got rid of all of my Gamegetters. I believe they do fit, since all of my arrow heads (field points, thumpers, and broad heads) easily screwed into all of my arrows in the past. I was shooting XX75s and Gamegetters back then. And these Broadheads I just picked up screwed into my remaining XX75s and my carbon shafts...standard insert. Cheers.
1187116
The golf balls are about 1 inch in diameter and are raised about 1/2 an inch.
1435212
I'm not sure what you are asking but it is not big enough to hold clubs and it is too big to fit inside a golf bag.
339659
I would say the regular sized (about 2-3 inch diameter). However, the two guns that I bought were both junk and fell apart in our hands while trying to put the rubber bands on. The black wheel is not attached well at all.
1526429
The mouth can fit a golf ball easily. Probably the size of a billard ball.. Hope this helps.
1546810
My ball is a "Go Fit" and I think it is 65 cm. When I looked at it, the six is a little worn (the paint), but it is either a 55 or 65 and I"m betting 65 cm is kind of the standard. Mine fits perfectly and now I can use my ball for computer work or paper work and not worry about falling off, which I did a lot before. You can change positions, bounce, etc. It is GREAT. Susan
165513
I googled the wand for videos to get a better understanding of how it works and size. I would guess the diameter is close to a golf ball. I love this wand.
998772
It won't come loose if you carefully thread the screw part into the hole on the end of your grip. If you have used other ball retrievers which made the hole too big, then it is possible it will fall out. As long as you screw it in and it holds the threads you should be okay. I hope this helps.
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As Jason said, 1/4". It is easily changeable to fit whatever size hose fitting you have. Keep in mind this gun has extreme issues shooting 2" brads. I recommend getting a different gun if 2" needs to be used. It does work absolutely great for any other size brads though. 2" will jam