Im lucky enough that the range I go to is still open, although there has been some contraversy that the bullets are contaminating the the ground. its built like a sand pit into the hill. Plus my family has 130 acres up north which is great
Your lucky your wife goes for it, mine is dead set against it, my son is 7 and im fighting now to get permission to teach him when he's 10. I myself started shooting the 22 at about 5. I learned on old iron sights, my dad would not allow us to use scopes. To this day I prefer either open or peeps, most of mine have Williams peeps fitted to them with the exception of the 06.
Hey Rick update, heat and hot water is back on, I was with the inspector all day yesterday. He insisted on inspecting every mechanical room in the complex, it would have been real nice if he knew the code and product use
I was told I had to install a swing check between the PRV and watts D9 backflow preventers. He stated that if the PRV went the boiler water would melt the rubber gaskets in the D9.
1st its a dubble check valve, and the sole purpose it to prevent cross contamination, rated for 250deg the seals would never melt, its being used for the application it was intended for and even has a approval # from The City of NY for that application. putting in another check, would be a redundancy, and a swing not even a spring, COME ON.
Telling him all this didn't seem to matter I still got a violations for it.
Now for a boat question
With regard to paint I am going to go with interlux Perfection for above the water line and Micron 66 for a bottom paint. My question is this, can I shoot the entire hull with perfection, then apply the bottom paint over it or do I have to tape off and only shoot the top with perfection then tape again and paint the bottom. I'm hoping the boat will be docked for the most part and not a trailered boat.
