Soonerpesek
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I have surrendered to the joke and will live with it the rest of my internet life!
keep them coming ladies!
You're a good sport.....good on you....
I have surrendered to the joke and will live with it the rest of my internet life!
keep them coming ladies!
last time i called, they tried to royal eat me alive. I’ll have to figure out a plan of action. I think I’ll get some of those Prepper tube and bury them in the back yard. Problem is it rains alot in SeattleMark, call your agent or company representative and ask about the HO coverage for your personal hobby.
Wow you wrote me a poem! Steak Dinners on ME! wink winkThere was a reloader named mark mark
His bite was not louder than his bark bark
But he’d see many things in the dark dark
These things numbered three and primer factories they’d be
Despite more evidence for the ark ark.
If that is all they can pin on you then rest easy OP.Wow you wrote me a poem! Steak Dinners on ME! wink wink
Washington is very free… for now. CCW permits are done by mail. I’m moving to Florida, I for a buddy there, !If that is all they can pin on you then rest easy OP.
You know, if it ever becomes unbearable there is always the option to move to one of the free states. We will welcome you.
I won’t touch Usaa ins ever again after having to pay a very large settlement out of pocket due to THEM not auto drafting the payments out of my account and cancelling the policy for non payment. The problem however was them not notifying me until I tried to make a claim days after it was cancelled and was notified while attempting to make the claim that it had been cancelled. 2 phone lines working email and the same mailing address the entire time I was with them. Got a letter 4 days after attempting to make the claim notifying me of the cancellation....... hmmmmmm..... at the time I had my 2 vehicles insurance and renters insurance as well as the loan on the second vehicle through them.When wife and I bought our retirement vehicles, I told our insurance company and my sister as our agent we likely won't drive more than 5000 miles a year on each vehicle, which she agreed as I would essentially drive to grocery stores and doctor's appointments.
Well, my wife and her future SIL decided they wanted puppies and wife and I this year drove to PA, TX (Twice) and AL from CA and picked up four puppies (And I drove my wife's sister to NE after holidays) racking up over 7000 miles round trip to PA alone and 5600 miles round trip to AL recently. If we had an accident during our last trip with odometer showing over 25,000 miles driven just this year, would my insurance company deny my claim and cancel my policy?
BTW, here are Faith and Charity playing with wife on the couch ... And believe me, they had plenty of "accidents" I had to clean up. Shhhhh, don't tell USAA insurance company puppies had "accidents".
There may be one exception as relates to reloading, my Lyman 50th mentioned somewhere that there are local codes that may limit how much powder you can store on the premises. They mentioned 20 pounds loose and 50 pounds if stored in a 1" thick wooden cabinet. If so, and you exceed that, they might try to get out of it.
Plus it may depend on your relationship with your agent. I've been a customer of the same agency for decades.....no losses.
if those limits apply then I am screwed. I do know you have to declare that you reload with the local fire department here ... and, once you do, they'll let your house burn down.
20 pounds though? I am so screwed if that's the case. Now you've got me wondering so tomorrow I am going to have to make some calls and ask some questions .... for a friend.
Did a hole in your back yard or under a barn or shed. That’s what I’m doing. They also have The Puck and it’s a humid and temp and motion monitorif those limits apply then I am screwed. I do know you have to declare that you reload with the local fire department here ... and, once you do, they'll let your house burn down.
20 pounds though? I am so screwed if that's the case. Now you've got me wondering so tomorrow I am going to have to make some calls and ask some questions .... for a friend.
I know it's local/county for sure but I am pretty sure it is IBC mandated, or rather OSHA perhaps, under combustible materials in commercial or residential occupancy regs. I'm going to-be on the phone quite a bit today making calls. All of this has my interest peaked. I've already installed the chemical extinguisher system plus I have two cannister types and the mandatory smoke detectors throughout ... I really believe the less shared with big business and government bureaucrats these days the better, but I wanna know.Is that declaration requirement SC state law or some kind of city/county ordinance?
store the powder and primer in the mother in/law suite. Not joking, then get only what you need in small quantities. I think a blast cabinet with a electronic monitor Puck would be great idea.I know it's local/county for sure but I am pretty sure it is IBC mandated, or rather OSHA perhaps, under combustible materials in commercial or residential occupancy regs. I'm going to-be on the phone quite a bit today making calls. All of this has my interest peaked. I've already installed the chemical extinguisher system plus I have two cannister types and the mandatory smoke detectors throughout ... I really believe the less shared with big business and government bureaucrats these days the better, but I wanna know.
We have a large reloading community/club here ... I'll be calling some of the other members today too. I've been reloading for decades I just never worried about it before because my man cave was in a detached building. But that's since been turned into a mother in law's house so I had to relocate into a room in the garage which is attached to the house (until I build the new detached garage).
You did see where it has a 3 star out of 5 rating with more 1 stars than 5 stars? Amazon does have a good return policy though.$32 on Amazon… buying it now
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I’ll try it, don’t like it… return it. $32You did see where it has a 3 star out of 5 rating with more 1 stars than 5 stars? Amazon does have a good return policy though.
Here's an interesting parallel - Turkey Fryers.I’m not going to ask my insurance company, I once told them I edited photos for work in a room and they wanted to up my premiums because of “business” usage.
I’m going to look at storing my powder/primers/ammo off premises
Insurance is gambling.One more thing.....lying on your application for insurance is the #1 reason they use for denying claims. Say you drive 30,000 miles a year for business, yet you told them you only drive to church on Sunday. You have an accident.......they find out the truth......they not only deny the claim, but cancel the policy back to inception (and give you back all your money to boot).
They will insure you for the business use, but rate you up because of it. Insurance is a large numbers game of stastistical probability. As long as everybody tells the truth, it works.
Except Florida. Don't come here. It's dangerous, the place is filled with bugs and poisonous snakes. Everything that crawls, flies and walks will eat you. The natives are ignorant and hostile. Stay away! We have COVID out the wazoo! If you live north of the Georgia line, turn around now before it's too late!If that is all they can pin on you then rest easy OP.
You know, if it ever becomes unbearable there is always the option to move to one of the free states. We will welcome you.