Sweating bullets?

[hollywood]

 

gentlmen we have traction.  now to test in the heat. this weekend is supposed to be warm and sunny.

Edited June 13, 2014 by hollywood

[survivalshop]

All the BS weather reporting temps are "in the shade" anyway.  105° is probably closer to 115° working in the sun.

 

Down in the pit, the sides of the berms form a crude parabolic dish, focusing that solar energy.  On the shooters.

 

Filling one of those yellow contractor igloos with ice and water, then putting bottles of drinking water in them which were taken out of the refrigerator...all the ice is melted but water is still cool (not cold) after 4-5 hours on the mid-day range.

What do you need water for ? <laughs>

[98Z5V]

HYDRATE OR DIE!!!

 

 

Hey, I didn't come up with it, CamelBak did.  <dontknow>

[survivalshop]

HYDRATE OR DIE!!!

 

 

Hey, I didn't come up with it, CamelBak did.  <dontknow>

Yes , I knew that . 

[hollywood]

Got this from Magpul today:(

On Jun 17, 2014 1:09 PM, "Tech Support" <techsupport@magpul.com> wrote:

Thank you for contacting us. Sorry I don’t know of anything that would work for that and stick to the cheek piece

308ar.com product support is the best!

[shibiwan]

I'd like to see that adhesive down in the pit, when it's 130°F.

 

Epoxy. There. Problem solved.

[planeflyer21]

Epoxy. There. Problem solved.

 

Bed liner may work...let it set up a bit so when you roll it on it has sharper little bumps.

 

Hhmmm...

[hollywood]

Got a chance to het out and give a test 80deg and %85 humidity. Worked very well.

I don't have any explanation for the flyer beside dumba** on the trigger.

Edited July 8, 2014 by hollywood

[Edge]

I use the tan colored mole skin on mine.  Works great and sticks well.  The glue eventually seeps through the felt (took about 2 years), but I just take it off and put a new one on.  In hot weather it sure works at not burning your cheek.