I can't imagine anything smoother or more reliable than my 50+ year-old
870, but I'll take your word for it!
Greg
> I'm partial to my Remington 31, the smoothest pump action shotgun ever
> made. They're very hard to find though. Mine is almost 100 years old and
> still busting birds. I blew it on
I'm partial to my Remington 31, the smoothest pump action shotgun ever made.
They're very hard to find though. Mine is almost 100 years old and still
busting birds. I blew it on a duck with it this year but last year it took 13
grouse, 2 pheasant and a wood duck.
Curt
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Nothing like the sound of racking a shotgun to send a bad guy running…
-D
> On Nov 7, 2022, at 12:50 PM, Rick Knoble via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
>> I still maintain that probably the best security system is a driveway lined
>> with old rusty appliances, couches, etc.
>
> Remington 870.
>
>
> R
> I still maintain that probably the best security system is a driveway lined
> with old rusty appliances, couches, etc.
Remington 870.
Rick
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I’ve got a coupla old geezer wheelers I was thinking to turn into rolling
Terminators. Put stereo cameras on it, laser trackers, remote paintball turret,
maybe even a 5W laser for deterrence, pepper sprayers, wasp spray cans, tracks.
Of course it would still be vulnerable to jamming but it would
> So are you suggesting that Cathey Acres has a driveway lined with such
> detritus?
Cathey is married. What do YOU think?
-- Jim
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True. And there’s nothing that would make my house any more attractive than my
neighbor’s. Especially since in this case some of my neighbors are Airbnbs,
which would be far easier to knock off, I would bet. We have motion activated
security lights, and there’s also my son’s girlfriend’s dog, to
> If a “professional” thief wanted into my house I'm sure the cameras would be
> a minor inconvenience.
It's all about risk/effort vs reward. Nothing will protect you if YOU are the
designated target.
But having to remote-paint cameras, etc., is a whole lot more trouble than
buying (or making)
If a “professional” thief wanted into my house I'm sure the cameras would be a
minor inconvenience. I can think of any number of ways I could disable a
camera, WiFi or otherwise, without ever dealing with the WiFi aspect.
The solar cell appears to have a glass cover. Im not sure what the film wa
Thanks for the tip, Jim.
On Mon, Nov 7, 2022 at 10:36 AM Jim Cathey via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> Still can't help but wonder if a professional thief wouldn't just equip
> himself with a wifi jammer to take out all these 'e-z' security systems
> before approaching a target.
>
> P
Still can't help but wonder if a professional thief wouldn't just equip
himself with a wifi jammer to take out all these 'e-z' security systems
before approaching a target.
Plastic not good under UV light. Solar panels should have glass faces,
but one good hailstorm...
-- Jim
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Mine seems to be holding up and getting enough photons, it is under a
small overhang and doesn't really get a lot of sun anyway but it does
OK. The mount is crap but I got it tight enough after some fiddling,
and turned the ball track almost horizontal so it doesn't have ED anymore.
I have go
I haven’t had sunlight issues with any of mine, but I will say the mount leaves
a lot to be desired. The new one I put on the front of the house had to be
retightened as it “drooped” slowly over a number of hours. Once i tightened it
with a set of channelocks it was fine, but being plastic I was
I think I might need to move one of mine as I don’t think it’s getting enough
sun. I have not checked it this morning but as of yesterday it’s at around 87%
where the rest are at or around 100 most of the time. I thought it was in a
good spot but after watching it, it seems to only get a couple
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