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Our kitchen is decidedly lacking in counter space. The spot next to the range where we keep the recycle/garbage bin is about the only area it is feasible to add any horizontal surface at all. I'd been thinking about building this for a while, but just got to it yesterday. Some wood filler on the nail holes, milk paint, and Renaissance Wax are all that's needed to finish. That'll will probably be more work than building the stupid thing!

I finally had some free time to hit the range with the 6mm ARC build. The final build was as pictured in my OP but I had swapped the Mil Spec trigger for a Rise Armament, Rave140 trigger. After getting the scope dialed in at 100 yards with no suppressor, I installed the JK Armament VERSA X .30 cal can and had 4 rounds left in the magazine. The group, while off aim point was stupid tight. All four shots are completely covered by a nickel. Under 1/2 MOA! I'd call that solid. I'm waiting for the NFA tax to go to $0.00 in January to pick up the SILENCERco Omega 300 can that is going to live on this upper before I adjust the scope to match the can.

Every time I've seen this, it has been a loose connection at the battery ground or positive terminal.

Just connected the battery tender yesterday and had to wipe back a little tear...

I bought an economy, long range scope based on a couple YouTuber's reviews a couple months ago. When I received it, I was impressed with the apparent build quality so I decided I would build a new long range whole punch to go under it. I was considering my options and leaning toward a Ruger Precision Rifle in .308. It looks to be a great system out of the box and reasonably priced, though still expensive. While down in VA for a family reunion, I found a new bang stick shop and spent a few hours trading lies and drooling on their stock when the proprietor asked me what I would say if he could show me .308ish ballistics from an AR15 platform. He then went on to educate me on the 6mm ARC from Hornady. After a few minutes googling the round, I decided to buy the parts to build a Upper in 6mm ARC. After gathering everything up, the nice young man offered to assemble the upper free of charge. BONUS! I ended up with an Aero Precision upper receiver(no forward assist) and Aero Precision 12.5 M Lock forearm with a Ballistic Advantage 18" barrel, rifle length gas tube and adjustable gas block. Capped with the Silencer Co. QD muzzle device. OH, some nice Trump 2024 graphics on the dust cover. Here it is mounted on my Fight! lower with the 30cal JK suppressor and Magpul bipod.

It is possible that you need to rebuild the master cylinder. It's not a difficult or expensive job, but sometimes necessary.

+1 on the Nexen. Easiest tire change I've ever done and great ride/performance.

I had a custom saddle made for my '83 by Diamond Customs out of FL a while back. Pretty sure they have the RSV covered as well. IRC, I had to call to order as they don't have the Ventures listed on the web site. They were very easy to deal with and the saddle was fantastic.

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Black Cherry got her yearly bath this morning. A little late this season, but I've been on the road a lot this year.

I used to put new plugs in my '83 and '86 every year, but I haven't changed the plugs in my '06 RSV since 2019.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2730016183875736/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks I found this on the FB Marketplace in Memphis. It might be a solid investment for a parts bike for someone in the near vicinity. If I had room to store it I'd be taking it home with me.

Hate to be "that guy" but, I have never shut off the petcock on my '06 RSV and never had a problem with fuel smell or hydro lock. Maybe just lucky? (maybe just stupid 🤪).

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Has anyone here installed the Govee permanent out door LED puck lights on their home? I see a multitude of "Reviews" on youtube and some installation tips, but I 'd like to get some first hand perspective before I install them. I've wanted to do something like this since we moved into the "new" (built in 1880) house. The price tag was a bit above my comfort zone. Then I found three sets of the Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights 2 for the price of one set at an unclaimed freight type store, so I snagged them up. I just need to get the eaves scraped and painted before tackling the lights installation. Like I said, any insights?