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MB camper van

Looking at retirement in the next couple years. Would like to travel without feeling like I’m driving a bus or oversized RV. Anyone here have experience with the MB sprinter camper vans? Thinking I want 4wd , ability for wife to cook her non-gmo meals , take a nap if wanted, and a place to go should nature call. Anyone here have one to give an opinion? Thanks
A critical for me is a hot shower.

USMC XM-3 clone

Do you think IBA builds them? No they send them to Hart for barrel work and from what I understand when they did my build PTG does the clip slot oh and like mine they add a US engraving I never asked for. Still at LRI waiting for mine to be fixed

Sorry not upset with you. Just unless it’s an original XM3 I would not care. IBA is a joke
Oh yeah, we’ve chatted on it. At least old IBA just sent to Hart and PTG wasn’t involved at all.

I have a LRI xm3 mount unused right now. If he doesn't get back to you shoot me a PM. I was going to use it in another build (non clone) but a Badger would work just as well if I had to.

Will let you know, appreciate it.

Reproduction of Covert Weapons

Friend that was a C2 walked up to me in a Houston GS many years ago and handed me a magazine and asked me if I knew what it was for. I knew it was a Welrod and asked where he found it. It was in a junk box he went through. He paid a couple of bucks for it. We went back and asked if the guy knew where it came from. Didn't get an answer. Would guess it was an estate find and the gun disappeared. There are a few in the registry, very, very few.

Another Original Idea from Hornady

I wish lee still made the app. Or was it acp? They discontinued one of them and that's the one I wanted. Only learned about them after the fact.
It's the ACP that they discontinued. It's the one I use mostly these days. The only thing I had to do with it is make a little modification so that the primer seating depth is adjustable. It's really great for consistent seating since it doesn't use the case's rim, rims having variable rim thickness, to seat the primer. It produces the most consistency over any . . . ANY other priming tool on the market.

The APP is a very similar design, but needs some modifications to work like the ACP. . . but it's doable.

Maggie’s Reverse osmosis system

Ive been using a culligan for 15 years. Just for drinking and cooking, not whole house. I have well water going to a sediment filter, then a Sulphur clear, then a softener. So its pretty good water going to the RO.

I think the system will produce 3 to 5 gallons per day which seems plenty for a family of 4. The filters aren't cheap, but they're not so high I have to look for generic.