NWI INGO General Post - Part 5

[CTC B4Z]

as of right now there is absolutely nothing on the market that catches my eyes...

 

[jedi]

but if the city water pressure is lost then will the pump still work?
this whole sump pump idea is foregin to me. when we lived in ec there was no sump pump in the basement/house. i dont recall one growing up. only when we moved to highland did i see one and would hear that beast.

no clue how long this one has been out yet if has been dead for a while meaning im not using what are they there for??

 

[sadclownwp]

Back from JP, sighted in all my AR's for there new optics, finally sighted in the Irons on my new AR's. Also took my savage MK-II with the fluted threaded barrel out, it will shoot the wings off a fly at 50 yards.

 

[jedi]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo..._30_carbine_rear_sight_issue.html#post4124444

fyi any1 have an idea?

 

[darkkevin]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo..._30_carbine_rear_sight_issue.html#post4124444

fyi any1 have an idea?

my guess is you'll use this though!!

 

[nipprdog]

Also took my savage MK-II with the fluted threaded barrel out, it will shoot the wings off a fly at 50 yards.

It's really good with economical CCI standard velocity. Its incredible with Federal Ultra Match and Wolf Match.

 

[tv1217]

I do not like South Bend(or Mishawaka or Elkhart for that matter)



That is all.

 

[chef larry]

Back from JP, sighted in all my AR's for there new optics, finally sighted in the Irons on my new AR's. Also took my savage MK-II with the fluted threaded barrel out, it will shoot the wings off a fly at 50 yards.

Would you expect any less from a Savage Mark II? When mine was new, two sight adjustments out of the box and it was dead on.

 

[jedi]

I do not like South Bend(or Mishawaka or Elkhart for that matter)



That is all.

u r sj snob so jedi sure they no like u either.


@kevin
but those solutions wont let me move the sights later on. not that i ever really see moving them off the 100 yard.

 

[baddyna96]

but if the city water pressure is lost then will the pump still work?
this whole sump pump idea is foregin to me. when we lived in ec there was no sump pump in the basement/house. i dont recall one growing up. only when we moved to highland did i see one and would hear that beast.

no clue how long this one has been out yet if has been dead for a while meaning im not using what are they there for??

I don't remember ever losing city water pressure. Don't have to worry about that too much anymore as I'm a Glock totin' south of 30 livin' REDNECK! Seriously , my brother works at a plumbing supply and tells me that is the way to go. The battery in a backup only lasts so long, then you are s.o.l.

 

[jedi]

so main one should be electrical and then backup using city water pressure??
i do have a geny as my backup to feed the main pump along with other stuff (furnance, fridge).
so it' not like i use need the battery one to run 24/7. just enough to give me time to setup the geny.

guess i'll have some questions for the plumber tomorrow.

 

[baddyna96]

so main one should be electrical and then backup using city water pressure??
i do have a geny as my backup to feed the main pump along with other stuff (furnance, fridge).
so it' not like i use need the battery one to run 24/7. just enough to give me time to setup the geny.

guess i'll have some questions for the plumber tomorrow.

The nice thing about is it will work if you're not home during a flood situation. It just kicks on as a backup without having to worry about battery life.

 

[Raitekk]

 

[chef larry]

I don't remember ever losing city water pressure. Don't have to worry about that too much anymore as I'm a Glock totin' south of 30 livin' REDNECK! Seriously , my brother works at a plumbing supply and tells me that is the way to go. The battery in a backup only lasts so long, then you are s.o.l.

Just wonder where the water goes after the water pressure to operate the pump, will it go in the pit? How large of a water line is needed to operate the system? I can understand the limitations of a battery backup system. Even city water has chemicals in it, what is the life of the pump in the system with standing/static water pressure in the pump all the time and if it has filters, how often do they need to be replaced?

 

[seeker1321]

I do not like South Bend(or Mishawaka or Elkhart for that matter)



That is all.

 

[dansgotguns]

I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like southbend said sam.

 

[CTC B4Z]

i hate everywhere and everybody and everythings equally...

 

[Ericpwp]

I don't have a sump. I just manage the water outside to prevent seapage. The only time I got major water was when a city pump house went out and it was coming out of the drains. I run a dehumidifier in the basement.

 

[CTC B4Z]

i dont own a home to worry about a sump

 

[sadclownwp]

Would you expect any less from a Savage Mark II? When mine was new, two sight adjustments out of the box and it was dead on.

No my last Savage Mark II won several INGO competitions with a girl who doesn't shoot often shooting it.