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Seen that video clip on TV tonight, what a butthole. He obviously wasn't paying attention to anything but the news crew till it was too late. Of course I don't know how close the turn is to the rocks.

Thats funny right there I don't care who you are. Them poor asses falling over trying to pick up there legs was great.

I have to agree, pizza is a great weakness. I really like Penso's in Dover, try it if your ever in that area.

puke bj, I thought that only happened in the movies. Oh and stick around, I just got here. I wouldn't want to think you left on my account.

That first guy looks like an accident looking for a place to happen but he was gittin'r done.

I'm with BMMW on the old post but here is a funny for you. I have been to OSU James and Riverside several times in the last few years and have not seen any LEOs west of New Albany more than twice. It is probably a good thing because the last time I was over there in November I was headed east on 161 and my friend said swing into Bob Evans so I turned north onto 710 in the south bound lane closest to Bob Evans. I turned the ol mini van into a 4x4, crossed the center divider and hoped I didn't plow someone who was driving correctly. If I cut any of you guys off that night I'm sorry but me and my friend still get a kick out of 4 wheeling the van.

Nevermind, the wheel I have isn't even the same size axle so you can't even use the whole wheel. Sorry

Congratulations and God bless.

Good for the win and a .243 is a nice whistlepig round. I have a Remington 700 that loves 75 grain bullets.

I have had Remington, Winchester, Ruger and Savages and have had no problems with any of then. Although I don't have a Savage right now I certainly wouldn't rule one out, they are hard to beat for the money.

I only made it about 30 minutes today, just don't have the tolerance to the cold anymore. But hey it was a ride.

I probably should stay out of this but the problem with the two rounds are that the .223 Rem. has a shorter throat or lead to the riflings. The .223 can be safely shot thru a rifle with a 5.56 NATO chamber. The 5.56 NATO round has a longer throat or lead, the rifles chamber in the neck area is actually longer than a .223 chamber. Thus when a 5.56 NATO round is chambered into a .223 Rem. chamber the bullet can engage the riflings before the bolt is closed, then in order to completely close the bolt, the bullet can be pushed into the case neck a little farther. When shoved in farther the bullet is solidly in the riflings and the bullet will take up more space inside the case and the pressure of the firing round could be dangerously elevated causing a rifle that could blow out thru the bolt. Hopefully the pic below works, it shows that the throat on the 5.556 NATO is .164 long and the throat on the .223 Rem. is .045. Without burying the bullet into the riflings the pressure of the 5.56 can be 15,000 psi higher than .223. A lot of folks have shot 5.56 NATO in .223 chambers without incident but they are at least sending out the invitation for it. Hope this clears up at least a little bit of the actual difference.

Hope this turns out for you guys, as an ex-vff I know what it is to work for your new gear whether it is a coat or a truck. We couldn't make it because by the time we leave our church in Dover and get there, your dinner would be over. Let us know how it turns out.

That is just plain crazy. I wouldn't mind having that bike in street legal trim.

A few years ago a friend of mine bought one of their bike jacks for his 800 Suzuki cruiser and it flexed more than a roid boy in bar on Saturday night.

I've been to his house on an occasion or two, I just haven't seen him in a few years. I was just thinking of how he is doing when I seen the drag racing forum and went to his website and it was gone. Thanks Exit Wounds.

Well worth the four minutes, thanks for posting that video.

Any of you Columbus area racers or elsewhere for that matter know if Bruce Sauer is still in business? I haven't been to his shop in four or five years and his webpage gives me a not found error.

It is hard to beat just about any .22 rifle built these days. I bought both of my boys Ruger 10/22's before they were big enough to hold them and last year the youngest boy said he wanted to get a bolt action .22 with his B-day money. You can get a Savage MKII rifle at Walmart for like 110 bucks and it shoots great, no problems with it here anyway.

+1 on zerocrashes method, it is the easiest to watch.

Now that could be fun but my neighbors would call the cops.

I really like my Ruger MKI and MKII but I got a good deal on a Beretta NEOS in 6" stainless and it is a fine shooter also. Another plus to the NEOS is that mags can be bought from CDNN for 10-11 bucks each, half the cost of Ruger mags.

Any results to be posted yet.

Oh my, a whole new reason to go find that remote that the kids lost ten years ago. My boys used to hide the TV remote from each other then go to school leaving me to find it when I got home from work, one time when the oldest was about twelve he took it to school and lost it.

Great pics, thanks for sharing. Add that to another place I wouldn't mind spending some vacation time.