So pilot lights fine and stays on to light burner. Then after a little time burner goes out. Does pilot light stay lit when the burner goes out or does it go out as well?
Does your water heater have a separate flame sensor for the burner?
Must be my aging brain, but lately I mostly reload 45 colt and .38-55. Nostalgia seems to be a major driver, but 6ARC comes in a close 3rd.
Thinking of finding a .38-55 carbine to trailer loads for.
I got a mini 6ARC for my grandson. After shooting it out to 600yds, it’s no longer my grandson’s. Suppressed it’s almost too fun.
There’s better choices for a true long range 6mm, but inside 600yds it holds its own.
It’s there in the middle:
On a serious note, had an old feller come into the ER tonight. Accidently shot himself out armadillo hunting. Left a loaded, safety off rifle leaning against the seat. The inevitable happened. He'll be fine. Could have been worse.
My Dad is approaching 80. i shoot with him as much as I can. His...
Fun fact. My Grandfather worked for 20th Century Fox and one of the shows he worked on was Charlies Angels. I used to go to work with him and hang out on the set. I was too young to know who Farrah Fawcett was, but I knew she made me feel funny.
7.5in Ruger Blackhawk 45 colt that I converted to a Bisley in the late 80s-early 90s. FA97 4.2in 45 colt. FA97 5&1/2in 32H&R/327. The two single six Bisleys are fixed sight models from the mid 80s. Solid cylinder is 32 H&R and fluted is 22lr. Both modified by Hamilton Bowen. Case hardening by...
Real nice guy from church had been wanting to go moose hunting and it just happened that my regular buddies were previously engaged for the time I had set aside for the hunt, so I said sure, why not.
He said he had a good 4 man tent and we should use it as mine were all 2-3 man lightweight...
Yeah, I've always thought they should wait several games in before releasing any poll. Way too much bias in the early polls that takes many weeks to get sorted out.
I guess as long as it's good at the end that's all that matters.