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subscribed in case I end up with the day off

Done! I voted turd sandwich, we need a poll

If you don't need it right away, you can keep checking http://crossbreedseconds.com/, they put new stuff up all the time but for popular guns they get reserved very quickly. These are factory seconds from crossbreed, I got one marked "good" or "very good" and can't find a damn thing wrong with it other than maybe one little scratch on the leather.

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10.5k out of a set of Pilot Roads, 3.5k so far on a set of PR2's with hardly any wear.

They were in Hilliard last year at Darby high school for no apparent reason, so wouldn't be surprising if those assholes showed up at these funerals. Anything they can do to get their name in the media, they will be there. Disgusting people.

This one goes slow-mo so you can sub your own words in easier :fapfapfap:

Awful news, best wishes for your son and Robert's family in this surely terrible time. If you find any way for us to send a letter or message over to the family, let us know.

I have a good friend who had a set of roadsmarts on his sv1000, and he didn't like their grip when cold or the fact that they wore unevenly. After riding with me and my old PR1's, he picked up a set of the PR2's and has said he won't be going back to the dunlops anytime soon. I have the PR2s on my fz1 now and love them. I got 10.5k miles out of my PR1's and my PR2's have over 3.5k on them with minimal wear.

.308 shoots flatter? You might be right with some standardized military load, but with the increased case capacity of 30-06, if you use the same bullets in both the 30-06 should be faster and therefore flatter.OP already reloads so he can pick all his components. This free ballistics calculator tends to agree: Holding tighter groups is arguable, and based on a lot more variables than just the cartridge.

At least for me, this is a very strange definition of trust. So what happens now that he's shown he can figure out at least one of your testing schemes? Personally, hearing that he did not touch the gun or report it because he knew you were testing him is unsettling. If your methods were working he should have responded "I did not touch it because it is unsafe to do so" or something along those lines, but instead he did not touch it simply because he knew you were testing him. This is how I would handle the situation, instead of testing my own kid over and over and possibly messing up his understanding of how to trust other people. But to each his own, and only time can tell how your experiments on your child will work out. I hope for your sake you review every minute of footage you get each day, because otherwise there are some wholly obvious ways your kid could get you into a lot of trouble should he decide being watched all the time is not appropriate. He's already proven himself to be quite clever.

^ I don't want to know what you were searching for, but that's awesome!

That one sounds awesome!

So what do we win? joking aside, nice decision on the logo man!

this. followed by this:

$10 if you show up in "camouflage" for the hunt.

Bicycle One in Pickerington has Cannondale and Trek.

That sounds pretty awesome man, I'd take that over a stupid trip to vegas any day. If a small group of people on here are interested we should def. plan a top shot shoot for this summer. I don't have any particularly interesting firearms to contribute (willing to add, but it's all pretty standard stuff), but I do have a blowgun with darts that I could throw in.

excellent, and then we can also reproduce the stagecoach shotgun course from the bed of someone's truck. Videotape, put on youtube as Hillbilly Top Shot, profit. I like this plan already!

soooooooo who has a sidecar?