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It's all installed, no relay, we'll see how it does. Pics to follow.

No knock on the Payne units from me, the carrier I just replaced had a Payne ac evap. & condenser. Our new furnace still uses the Payne condenser.

My last Carrier unit lasted 35 years, just replaced it with another carrier. AC and heating bills dropped plus it's a much more steady temp now. My other furnace /AC is also a carrier rooftop package unit that's going on 9 yrs. it's on a slab outside.

What airport you flying into? Time? Maybe a meet & greet is in order!

Us too, can't wait to go

I haul our trike on a 18 foot snowmobile trailer, the deck is 24" off level pavement, it takes a 10' arched ramp to load the Hannigan/RSV without hitting bottom. I can use 6' flat ramps if I back the rear wheels of the Jeep up on car ramps to lower the tail of the trailer.

If you order the trailer you may be able to get an extension on the door to reduce the breakover angle or have a dovetail built into the floor.

I want these switched separately, with their own dedicated wire runs.

I'm installing a pair of 18 watt 12v LED floods on the RSV. That converts to 1.5 amp draw for each light, 3 amp total draw. Charts indicate 16ga wire for the length required, is a 5 amp fuse sufficient? Any advantage to using a relay on this low draw circuit? Seems a toggle switch should handle 3 amps without a relay just fine. I know just a little more about electric than I do nuclear power !

Been there, done that! The trophy ran away

I love my Thompson Center Hawken 50 cal . A fun gun to shoot.

For good prices on cases of ammo check out this seller. Free shipping on case orders. Sale stock changes weekly. http://www.targetsportsusa.com

Naw ,, my name's not Thor!

Michigan, with the insurance industry encouragement, did the same thing to the Michigan deer herds. Many areas where I used to see at least 20 deer during a days hunt, now you're lucky to see 3. I too have pretty much given up on deer hunting on public lands.

NEVER downsize, just buy another safe Sell one, buy one , buy one , swap one ,,, more ammo another safe,,,,,,,

BeachBum, Thanks for the link, lots of info to be had there.

My go to rifle for deer is an old Remington 742 30.06 great from 50 out to 200 as sighted now. Ammo is fairly cheap and plentiful, most anywhere that sells ammo will have a good selection. For those times when I want to reach out and touch them the 6.5 swede is called into action, it's a long and fast, flat shooter.

Mine is a mauser that's been sporterized by kimber, composite stock and will drive nails at 800 yds . [emoji7]

I'm looking at the Lock_N_Load progressive press It has pretty good reviews, the charge station is accurate to .2 gn, that's good enough for target & hunting. I'm not a competition. match shooter

Doesn't look long enough for the RSV

Mostly what I'll be inclined to reload would be .38spl, .380, 9mm, .40sw, 30.06, 6.5 swede(6.5x55) The only .357 I have is a double barrel derringer so I don't go thru much of that,

Yes, it was a tragic accident, 4 children at home with no father. There is a go fund me acct. to help the family. Sorry to hear that this hit so close to home for you.

Like the title says, I want to start reloading my own pistol and rifle ammo. Does anyone have a progressive press they are looking to part with?

My first bike was a Suzuki RM400 I bought it when i was 14 . Rode the Sh*t outa that bike for 6 years until I sold it and bought a Maico 400 NOW THAT BIKE HAD POWER ! First street bike was a Kaw 750 triple.

That would not bother me in the least, I'm used to that with 3 outdoor ranges within 4 miles of my house, 1 has a large bore rifle range too. [emoji12]