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The M1s (yes plural) are a friend's. They are CMP I believe. There's another one in the cases along with an M1 Carbine. The other one isn't a 10/22 but actually a Volquartsen Summit. Anyways pews fit great on the table haha.

works great 👀

I currently have it limited to about 400W (I have the 500W unit anyway) to prevent it from pulling too much from the alternator at idle/when I'm not driving. Still on the stock alternator. I'd need about 3 200W panels in optimal conditions to match that, but at some campsites I'd rather not run...

I've had a great experience with mine. It's the thing I probably use the most on my GX. I opted for the Bison Gear as it didn't use lines to support the table (uses the bars instead) and surprisingly, does not rattle at all. Gives me a great spot for snowboard gear.

I installed it! Finally haha. I ran the alternator charger alongside a 200W Renogy solar blanket and honestly, I think I used the solar panel more. The charger was great for super short drives to top off the battery, but for this trip (which was a week long) I was mostly stationary. It kept...

I have an early Bison gear table (when they only had one size - I think now it's the small one?) and it worked fine with a third row. I don't know how the bigger one fits, but if you get measurements on the space between the door and the plastic third row piece, I can you get height of the table...

These are... less tours and more preplanned routes (due to the refuges). You basically hike a route from cabin to cabin so you don't need to carry tents. Some of them even have food you can buy.

I need to do one of those European tours one day. A friend just got back from the tour de MontBlanc and it was so pretty. All the best bits of backpacking without having to carry all your crap lol.

I'm more interested in the R32 👀

@JWNissan any plans for 460 sliders? Thinking about picking up a rear bumper in the far future but sliders are more on my list and would love to buy local. You guys are just over the hill from me.

You can see the badlands drum handle up real high in there.

I have a '22 and I've managed to do it a few times. Same procedure, but it's finicky for me. I pay for the app ($8/mo) and it's more reliable that way.

Not sure what's more impressive at the moment. Death Valley at 9:45pm - we had to take a 4 hour long detour through the national park as 395S in California was closed due to a wildfire.

You remove that, along with the three metal brackets underneath. The brackets are riveted on but you just kinda smack them a little bit and they come off.

I also don't think it's really a failure point? If you're up there in with a rock you have other problems.