OX P200101 Pro Solid Steel Door Clamp, Multi-Colour, 49 x 30 cm

Not gonna lie, I paid peanuts for a pair of door clamps Just one will easily support a 60kg door. A lesser item from Trend will cost at least 5 x more. Can't help feeling there was a pricing error on the quality and usefulness of the item. Not sure you could even make a wooden jig cheaper. Once I've fitted my house doors I can easily sell just one at twice the price I paid for two.

Excellent quality feels solid and substantially built. Beed using home made wooden ones with clamps for years, these are so much more convenient and secure. Would highly recommend.

Good product.

my god, I should have got one sooner

Sturdy piece of kit, shame it turned up missing one of the pieces of foam to protect the work.

Feels really sturdy, however it’s not been used as yet.

Well made perfect for the job

This is a great product for the price very sturdy and well built

Description is for Air Rifle, the picture is for "chicken immune"????? What the......#$@##$*%!!*!

Forget about maximum velocity. It's there, and you can get to 8 pumps just to see what the gun can do, but I think that level of power is unrealistic for typical plinking, when you might put 40 rounds downrange. Field target course? Maybe. I'm 6' and in good physical condition, and I find that 4 pumps is great for plinking. Even three is very comfortable and gives good range. Keep in mind that the trigger weight increases as the power increases. The pumping effort does ease somewhat during the break-in period. The gun is very accurate with scope and unusable without. Go ahead and throw away the rear sight and just ignore the front. The rear sight will not depress enough to let you zero for reasonable airgun ranges. I gave up at about 20 yards, with the sight bottomed out and the POI still far above POA. The textured finish on the pump arm cover and grip is tough on the hands. Loading involves placing a pellet on the little tray adjacent to the port and tipping the gun to roll it in. Others have commented on the tendency of the breech edge to clip pellets. Believe it. It helps to tip the muzzle down and shake the gun to help the pellet get over that edge before closing the bolt. Some pellets have more trouble than others. Superdomes tend to go into the port and load pretty well, but do not perform best in my gun. Crosman Premiere hollow point pellets perform best for me (limited testing of pellets) but are terrible to load. Careless loading guarantees flipping in the port and clipping on the breech. Keep a ramrod on hand while you're perfecting your technique and slide the bolt closed slowly and carefully. WARNING: DO NOT ADJUST THE TRIGGER ADJUSTMENT SCREW. THIS IS EASY TO DO BUT DOES LITTLE TO IMPROVE THE TRIGGER. WHAT IT DOES DO IS CAUSE THE GUN TO FIRE BEFORE REACHING 8 PUMPS. THIS HAS BEEN MENTIONED BY OTHER REVIEWERS ONLINE, SO IT ISN'T SIMPLY A FLAW WITH MY INDIVIDUAL GUN. NEVER LOAD THE GUN BEFORE PUMPING. I bought this gun for $79, shipped, and I think it's fine at that price and perhaps a bit higher. It is a terrific idea let down by some serious design/construction flaws. If you can overcome those I think you'll be happy with this very attractive and accurate rifle.