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Would that imply that UNTRAINED people shouldn't be allowed to defend themselves in the manner they see fit?

Good stuff Bob. Thank you

So, is that max speed independent of loading or is it relative to loading rates?

Following this discussion intently as I was trying to understand the relationship of loading, pressure and speeds from the brochure GREG posted. Recognizing that some assumptions must be made in lieu of Greg actually weighing his rig, just using some sample weights in order to have the...

Soooooooo Is this a challenge, or an invitation......... :LOL:

Ah - got it.

Trolling? Hardly. The part that confuses me is equating feelings with experience. Who is the "we all" you are referring to?

??? Did I say something that angered you? It wasn’t my intention, I was (still am) curious about yours - and others- thought process on the topic. Which I was to understand is the point of the OP. <shoulder shrug>

I know, that was why I was asking about deflators. Many/most don't go very high. Charlie, do you have any secrets around what deflators you use or is your air-down pressure low enough that you can use the normally available options?

For the record, as I stated, it matters not at all to me what choices you make. I'm simply curious about the thought process. When you wrote: Apologies for misinterpreting that as letting people approaching your campsite not from the road know that you are armed and dangerous. In the...

Not sure I understand your logic. You make a point to let someone know you are armed and dangerous at a remote campsite with very few people around but will take your gun out of its holster and leave it in the car when you go into a gas station in town? I'm no statistician, but I think you...

Btw, I have that power tank gauge/inflator with the 6’ lead on it. It’s very nice. I grew tired of squatting next to my SMB while inflating and it’s nice to just attach the hose and stand up. Also a worthwhile safety factor on the large high pressure tires like yours. If you get one just...

^^. Not surprising. Greg are you operating at max load for those tires? That would be surprising but possible I guess.

Thanks. Sounds like the extra stem might not be such an awful idea given the reverse rim situation. It would be interesting to see how the ride might improve on washboard with a slight air-down.

Greg (or others), have you settled on an ideal pressure for airing down during trail riding with that tire setup? If so what pressure did you settle on and do you use a specific deflator? Most of my deflators seem too light duty for higher pressures. I’m actually intrigued by power tank’s...

You may want to consider an alternative to the lead -sled. It is not uncommon for them to alter the point of impact and/or group size unnaturally. Even shotguns are susceptible to it as well as Muzzleloaders. Just a thought.

Somewhere in the Owyhee Highlands and Wilderness areas.....

That's cool. Saw my first black coyote in Idaho a few weeks back and keep hoping to find it in one of my traps. my wife wants a coyote vest and black hood would be quite unique