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them new-fangled cars with power stuff this-n-that ...... the only power thingies in my BMW are under the hood ...... http://i1254.photobucket.com/albums/hh614/carlmyphotobucket/BMW/BlueIceCafe__04NOV2013__1.jpg Cheers, Carl My first BMW was a '71 2002. I started out to buy a new Cuda and the only ...

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I got a tank full at Shell a couple months ago that had too much alcohol. Lost a lot of HP. After an hour on the net I found the acetone trick using pure acetone from the beauty supply, not the hardware store stuff that has water added. It's supposed to modify the fuel and clean chambers, valves etc...

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Had a bad door lock actuator on the BMW. It was stuck in the double lock position which means it won't open from the inside or outside. Means I would have to remove the door card from inside the car after removing the back seat completely and probably bend or break it. Today I revved the engine to g...

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BrentD wrote:
williamranks wrote:Am I missing something in the pic? Looks like an 1894.
Yup, you are. Look at the lever from the trigger loop to the hinge. That ain't no 94

I was looking at the ejection port.

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Am I missing something in the pic? Looks like an 1894.

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Been watching for a few years now. I have a few on dvr.
I especially like the one where they had trucks built in Iceland and drove from northern Canada to the North Pole or when they bought used cars in Africa and drove across Botswana and when they bought used 4wd's and drove across South America.

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I've got one and have a question. On the Browning the cartridge guide spring has a leg that fits into a hole in the receiver to retain it. On my ATD there is no hole and the leg of the spring is pointed down toward the bolt. What is yours like? Got mine at a gun show for $50 and the PO said it would...

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Best part of this is, how did they get her cell number? It's never been provided to any company, much less a software company. I love my wife dearly, but she is lucky she can send an email, much less do anything else on a computer. Don't worry about how they got the number. In this area the cell nu...

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I gotta try that. I've got the happy trigger installed now but it's too light for me and I don't know how to add pull weight.

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The BMW I'm driving has stability control. If I come into a corner too fast the side load sensors turn on a 12V hydraulic pump under the hood to supply brake line pressure to the stability computer, it squeezes individual brakes to keep the car under control. tells the tranny not to shift and eases ...

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This came up at Daily Mail tonight.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -road.html

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I keep this stored in bookmarks. That used to be a 740iL like mine. Every time I'm tempted to see if it really will top 175 these pictures come to mind. He wasn't going that fast. http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/993-forum/550884-ot-horrendous-e38-crash-today-female-passenger-in-back-survives-g...

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With the renovations I haven't had time to set up for loading. I'll have to remember to order an expander plug for a .44 mag when I order the 44-40 dies so I don't crush the cases.

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The bore on my Rossi 92 manufactured in the early 1980s (they call it a model 65) measures .429. It wears a .44 mag barrel. I am confident Rossi did this to ease manufacturing costs. This suits me just fine as there are plenty of properly sized projectiles available. Same with my Moruku-Winchester ...

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All street racers are stupid!! Race tracks have safety run off areas, padding on hard walls, Armco guard rails and emergency crews.
Race cars have reinforced driver cages and automatic fire extinguishers.
Streets have other cars, lamp poles, trees, houses, and pedestrians.

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25-20 are fun to shoot, don't even need earplugs. If I ever get the portable losing bench set up I'll order either the Hornady or RCBS neck sizing die set.

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I saw it years ago, can't remember where.

"Life is Nature's way of preserving meat."

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peter richards wrote:I just use cable pulling lube, like electricians use. Looks the same as the Lee stuff, but heaps cheaper.

Never thought of that. Do you put it on a pad or just wipe it on?
I used to like the Ideal cable lube, it dried to a powder that brushed off my clothes.

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Sounds like the battery has lost storage capacity.
Had a brand new one once on the BMW with the same problem. Without at least a 30 mile drive after start up it would only spin the V8 once.
When the battery dealer checked it with a load tester it showed good on the first test and a second test failed.

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Since there was none around to take notes at the time, whoever decided He said this has caused a lot of trouble for a lot of years. Then God said, "Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness; and let them rule over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the sky and over the catt...

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Ever seen this place? http://www.wagonmaster.com/default.htm
They're all relatively low mileage and refurbished. Gotta be a lot of room to negotiate based on the price.

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There seem to be a few about women spies at Amazon. Sisterhood of Spies: The Women of the... ›Elizabeth P. McIntosh Paperback (23) $19.95 $15.80 Customers who viewed this also viewed The Spy Who Loved: The Secrets and... ›Clare Mulley Hardcover (83) $26.99 $19.56 A Life in Secrets: Vera Atkins and.....

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http://investigations.nbcnews.com/_news ... child?lite

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I don't need one. I don't need one. I don't need one. But...

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Just curious. If you put a couple drops of oil on the brass does the thrust go up?

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... t-War.html

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... eated.html

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All I could find was this link for an '07 auction of a prototype and no pic.

https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDetail. ... id=2171260

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JerryB wrote:My wife got it the first read. Reckon after 53 years she has me figured out, mostly.

53 years is amazing. Congratulations to both of you.

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This is an actual letter sent to a man named Ryan DeVries regarding a pond on his property. It was sent by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Quality, State of Pennsylvania . This guy's response is hilarious, but read The State's letter before you get to the response letter. Dear Mr. DeVri...

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AJMD429 wrote:Wow - never knew they made those - http://www.waltontools.com/products/ext ... c-hand.htm - could come in VERY handy at times...

He might even be able to borrow one at the local machine shop or have them do it for him.

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You can buy these individually.

http://www.waltontools.com/products/ext ... c-hand.htm

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J Miller wrote:williamranks,
Thanks. That answered my questions.
Joe

Heck ya'll can call me Bill if you want to.

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I think this is the same place.
Found 2 links;

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/ ... 18-ON.html

http://phoenix.metromix.com/arts-cultur ... 94/content

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Three contractors are bidding to fix a broken fence at the White House. One is from Chicago, another is from Tennessee, and the third is from Minnesota. All three go with a White House official to examine the fence. The Minnesota contractor takes out a tape measure and does some measuring, then work...

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but I'm a Hoplophobic LibTard and how I feel is more important than anyone else's reality.

OK I'll bite. What's a hoplophobe? I'm an ethical psychopath myself.

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Last week, out here, they picked up a couple more nut cases on the highway. They had an AK with a bunch of clips, some pipe bombs and both were wearing bullet proof vests. They're far from the first and I changed my practice targets a while ago to head and thigh shots. I've also increased the range ...

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Wait till you lay your glasses down, forget where and can't see to find them. Did that this morning. On the up side I can't remember the ex wife's name. Done the 'glasses' thing. No fun. Thankfully my first-wife will find them for me. (haven't got to the second one yet, though I keep threatening......

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Wait till you lay your glasses down, forget where and can't see to find them.
Did that this morning.
On the up side I can't remember the ex wife's name.

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I thought about you two last night. There's a TV show here called Pawn Stars about a pawn shop in Las Vegas. In the episode I saw last night one of the owners was in London and took a side trip to Royal Pawn in Chester. When he entered the camera panned the shop and I saw a whole wall of long guns f...

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Take a run up to Schoharie and you'll find a lot of farm houses with metal roofs. Talk to the owners. One thing I do know, from living outside Gallupville as a kid, metal roofs are dangerous. Slippery if you have to get on them when they're wet and, with a little sun on them in the winter, every bit...

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I've got 3 .40's for carry. Astra A-75 single stack, Astra A-100 double stack and a Kahr P-40 with night sights. I did my research before I bought the Kahr and after I bought it I went to the website and ordered their compensated barrel. Back then it was $100. The Kahr shoots the best but only holds...

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http://www.homedepot.com/p/G-F-BladeX5-Grey-Medium-Classic-Cut-and-Slash-Resistant-Gloves-57100M/202710198#.UgkqrxaSI6U I'm going there today to pick up some hardware.....good idea :D The no slip coating is important. Plain Kevlar polishes up and you can't hang on to nothin. I wear them for glass, ...

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[quote=In case you missed it, there is a good article on handloading the .25-20 in the June 2013 "Handloader" magazine by John Barsness. He shoots a '92 and a Savage 23B (mine is a later model than his) and discusses a new way to renovate rough bores, which many .25-20s surely have.[/quote...

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When the ex and I would camp we used a queen size air bed. We covered it with a large space blanket, shiny side up, added fitted sheets and a comforter and slept warm even at 9,000 feet. When my father was dying I had to go up to Maine in Jan and sleep in an unheated room at his apartment. I went to...

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I haven't bought dies yet for 25-20.
Anyone using the RCBS neck sizing set?

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I've got a '92 here in 25-20 with a replacement barrel from 1929. When I bought it the rifling was almost nonexistent but after 3 treatments with Blue Wonder, letting it soak between treatments, and a lot of LeadAway cloth it now has good deep rifling. What looked like a worn out barrel was full of ...

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With all the sadness and trauma going on in the world at the moment, it is worth reflecting on the death of a very important person, which almost went unnoticed a while back, Larry LaPrise, the man who wrote "The Hokey Pokey", died peacefully at age 93. The most traumatic part for his fami...

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There was a post on Bimmer Board about it. The guy who tried it said the clear leaves a frosted appearance. http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/1206625 The original post and one reply list a couple videos. http://youtu.be/DZrjXSsfxMQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=IPM8OR6W6WE&featur...

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