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A great way to hold snacks so he doesn't have to stop bicycling.

Hope he doesn't roll in his sleep, they might start calling him 9 toe.

Was expecting something like this.

The video titled "I'm Dead" Posted evening of September 3rd.

Look at the pictures, it is mounted on a pivot that would allow constant drive. Such designs were necessary for going straight down the "roads" of 100 years ago.

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Some cultures talk that way. Another possibility is that the actors don't know what will make the final cut and what will be on the editor's floor, so every sentence has to stand on it's own.

@Subdeacon Joe chains were more common in rural America back when we still had a lot of mud roads. This is a home made chain from used roller chain.

You're optimistic, USPS has a lot of holidays off that will further delay your package.

I forgot these bolts are a machined head. Used to my Savage bolt heads.

Sorry Pat, that is a Taylor & Robbins heavy #2 built from an FN action. It is handload only with a tight neck. Not something I'm into. Or apparently anyone else as it is $275 bid and probably $100 shipping. The stock should cost more than that. "Bolt action single shot rifle. 29" barrel held in steel bedding block, FN action free floating. Maple stock with rails."

Rotating between 3 rifles helps a lot with heat build up while varminting.

@Pat Riot Here are the auction pictures. I should have prefaced that this is a hypothetical question as I have not purchased it (yet?). It would be setback and rechamber only. Keep the .224 bore. I don't compete in BR, I'm simply not that steady anymore. Yes, I understand most of my cars have been cheaper than a competitive modern benchrest rifle.

Or maybe rechamber it as a tabletop varmint gun?