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O nice I'll have to try them in the SxS next trip, thanks

That's what I was thinking too.. about trying some type of weather stripping on the lid.

I've seen the big black trash bags. The polaris lock boxes are pretty good but depending on size alot of things don't fit. I saw a guy on a hunt that built an air tight wooden box in the back that he stored is bows and cameras in as well as all his glass. Good idea but takes some work. Maybe those mtn project lock boxes might work well too depending on what fits in them or where you can fit them in your SxS.

You are correct ... it can be risky if not used for intended use. I rarely drive mine on the weekends and one even has the motor out of it now but I keep the coverage for weather damages or theft attempts and what not.

Meant to quote this one. Yes it can. Again Cooper plate has nothing to do with it. It's ess5 a vanity plate if your vehicle is old enough. The insured provides the waiver to the mvd and you don't have to get emissions.

Yes it does.. I've done it for 4 of mine.

Also this... insurance is key. It can be insurance as classic/ collecter car insurance which will waive the emissions once the insurance provides the mvd with the information that you have that coverage. Their are alot of "restrictions " that the insurance company tells you that you have to follow or abide by, age might be one of them. Mileage limitations, garage kept, and usually have to provide photos of the vehicle. I also had them ask for a picture of my garage once as proof from one company. Copper historic vehicle plate will not qualify you to be emissions exempt.

You can check the internet but I think it's about 1 to 5 ratio per gallon. Then you fuel up as soon as you are done running it thru the sniffer. So you want to have a low tank. That way you don't have to put a bunch in and you can dilute it afterwards.

I've done the alcohol trick many times.

Happy Easter

Stoeger mk3 is a great option

Looks good. I always walk the fence lines, very good technique. Great find.

These are great guns ... we have 3. One for each kid and they are pretty dang accurate too.