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Yup, picked up a few packages of them myself, best part is they use standard battery's. Harry

Stop laughing, took care of it, I got the joke. Harry

Thank you sir, I'll be flipping my last coin by the end of the summer on this, being my trip to AZ was canceled at the beginning of the month I'll have to get out to AZ and visit the folks and might as well stop by the Dillon factory before I make my final decision. Harry

I'd go with what Nick said, I'd chose HP or Hornady CD rounds for protection. Harry

I can understand the minimum gage wire requirements but over sizing the wire shouldn't really have an impact on is, the resistance on a run of that length wire probably wouldn't be measurable on your standard meter. Remember a few rules, electricity always takes the past of least resistance, and the most important rule. Always and I mean always keep the smoke in the wire because when you let it out, well you know. Harry

In a situation like that a revolver with a 1" travel and 50LBS trigger pull won't matter, actually not having it sound like a F/A might be the problem. Harry

Good job listening to you future customers. Harry

Get a range bag and transport it in that and secure that to the bike, I would avoid a tank mounted bag. Harry

Check some of the local speed shops in your area they may have a wire board of all different color and gage wire that you can buy by the foot. Also some industrial supply houses may be an option being that speed shops usually will add to the price. There is an electronics store I used to get misc items at at the airport plaza just south on rt 36 (I think) just past where 35 and 36 split called IEI or EIE that may have what you are looking for. Also if your wire lengths are going to be similar to the original section of the harness you might want to set up a sheet of wood on a few saw horses and build it side by side with he old one and/or make adjustments so you can use shrink tube and wire protectors to make it look like a professional install. Harry

Comments are even more entertaining. Harry

I think I know your thinking on this, but the book does say that they can be loaded and fired however not recommended, I think that's the key wording that can cause to problem. Harry

SS has a similar restriction but I think it has more to do the not having to separate the brass than safety, also makes it easier to sell the range brass. Harry

Well all the comments I would have said have been taken care of by the others so I'll just say, Welcome to the Forum. Harry

Cool, I'm in also. Harry

Brembo make them??? Or would that be Wilwood or SSBC?? Harry

It may not have been what you intended to say but if you re-read your posts and responses you may see that you have been putting the feeling that, that is your position. Reflecting back on the thread it may be that as you have been responding you have a specific situation in mind and not an "In General" thought process being reflected here. You might want to take the time, re-read your initial post and answers and see if that may be the case, be honest and not just the "I stand by my comments", after all you are in a forum that has probably the largest percentage of law abiding citizens who's main passion is our guns and our rights. Harry

Ok now that the question had been answered did you see this from that story?? Link Harry

Oh I know you can be accurate with a lathe, it's just a swiss screw machine take a bar of stock, it feed it to the length you set when working off a cam setup a set of tools with come in and machine the stock. The stock it self turns so it's process is that of a lathe, you can have a tool clean out the center, other tools come in from other directions and make other cuts. Basically it is a lather in the way it works, but while not automated like today equipment was very efficient in making the same exact part over and over. I have to remember that my knowledge of machining is more in line with your fathers and not this new fancy computer controlled stuff. Harry

I guess you intuition isn't working but Paul was in law enforcement and while I don't know you I really think you should take the posts from PK90 and KPDPipes to heart. Harry

Happy B-Day X2.. Harry

YES, a lever action is not a semi-auto... Harry

Not at this time, I get my one 7 to 14 day trip a year I take on the bike a year and did that already and do that each year. I only do that one by myself each year but do another 5 or 6 vacations each year with the family and we are already booked up for the remainder of this year and while I'd like a few more weeks of vacation others think differently. <G> Harry

Why should I give up my rights if I have not done anything wrong?? Harry

By car if you don't mind a long day in the seat you can do it in one day, heck I have made it in a day and a half on a bike before, but I like traveling on bikes and cars. Harry

Welcome to the forum. Should be able to sell the P220 and both 870's around this place, just read the rules and requirements in the market place section. Harry