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Many of the cigar factory buildings are still there in Ybor. There is still one cigar factory still in use, see the link for info. Most of the old cigar factory building in Ybor now are used as bars, nightclubs and restaurants as Ybor is now a "nightlife" area. The 'new' Ybor used to be a decent place to go but has turned into a place with a bunch of young punks, gangs and drunks...they can keep it. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/last-cigar-factory-tampa-180978323/ I actually liked that movie.

I didn't make it. I was going to build one that resembled the one in the photos but never did. Still had the photos in the phone.

Edit - The bungee cord is to hold a fold up stool onto the rear of the cart during transport. The stool legs go into the PVC fittings mounted on the frame near the wheels.

Example of a home made, inexpensive gun cart. No frills, folds up nicely, fits in a small area, traverses over any terrain easily and costs maybe $40.

There to fix the ice cream machine?

This was inevitable, I've been saying it for years now. And, it's not about helping people...it's about making money.

Why? Did he change his alias to H. Z. Bulla?

Congrats to the Guardians and especially, to their fans. I've actually already bet Guardians/Philly World Series.

Who the hell is Zoe Saldana? What position does he play?

Flame away...why? He's looking for advice on reloading machines, what could be better than varying opinions? Look at everything that's suggested, make an educated decision and order it. By the way...it was Fla-VorAid. Kool-Aid got a bad rap.

Damn Yankee orange cat!

At least they won't fall down!

Unless you're determined to have a press with automatic indexing, I'd go with the 550. The Sq. Deal requires proprietary dies, isn't able to do rifle rounds and I don't like auto index. I have two of the 550B's, one for small primer and one for large primer. Changing from small to large primers, or vice versa, only takes about 15 minutes in the real world time. The only reason that I have two 550B's is because one of them is basically brand new and I got it for less than $100 completely set up already and came with all the normal items that all new ones come with. I can make 600 - .38, .357, .45 ACP per hour and that's with checking powder every 100 (although the powder measure has never varied more than .02 grns). Can't make 9mm, .30 Carbine and some other cartridges as fast (only about 400 - 450 hr) due to the fact that cartridge requires powder that fills the case up so much that during manual advancement, the powder will spill a little when it "clicks" into position. Dillons No BS warranty is great, Any part that I've broke (the few times it happened it was my fault) was quickly replaced at no charge.

I predict that no team will break 100 wins.

I'll go 124

He was high centered.

Lets see. Shooter discharges a round that strikes another person's rifle at the loading table and then denies causing the damage to the rifle. I would call this person negligent, dangerous, irresponsible and a few other things that can't be printed here. I sure as hell wouldn't want to shoot with this person and if I had anything to do with the range and/or match, this person would be banned from the match/range for life.

Looks like a contrite dog and the instigator behind her attempting to sneak a velvet pie.

Every one I've stepped on had guts.

A good alias would have been Leroy Brown!

Years ago, I was wiring a store in north Tampa a few doors down from a Publix supermarket which was the plaza anchor. Next to the plaza was the entryway to nudist resort, I think it was called Paradise Lakes but I'm not sure on that. Anyway, I went over to Publix at lunchtime to get a sub. When I paid for the sub, they gave me back a few new $2 bills for change, I thought it was strange as $2 bills aren't common these days. The next day at lunchtime, I got the fried chicken lunch from Publix and again, they gave me back some new $2 bills as change. I asked the cashier what was the deal with the $2 bills. The cashier told me that the nudist resort residents were using $2 bills in the local community to show that the nudists were contributing to the local economy and to show their "buying" power. I made sure that I didn't spend the $2 bills anywhere near north Tampa. Say....Sassnetguy....you aren't from Tampa, are you?

That's what I mean, even the Australian alien bunnies are dangerous! The bears wouldn't stand a chance against the hordes of rabbits...not even with the Holy Hand Grenade.