on a lighter note...

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@spike.t, no more fat chick or guys with t*it & tea bags pictures, this is how it’s done. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

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In my 1970's days employed in an automotive garage and parts sales it was common newby's would get sent to pick up muffler bearings and left-hand monkey wrenches.
Back when I was doing electrical work we sent a apprentice off to the parts store to get some split bolts. He figured that we had sent him on a wild goose chase so he went and screwed off of a few hours, but then he figured that he better at least show up at the parts house. From what he told us later he found out that there actually was a part that was commonly called a split bolt that is used to connect two large wires together.
 

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Hi Marcus
I'll 2nd limcroma! Booked 2nd trip at SCI last week. Those guys are great. Trying to get hooked up with Peter when he gets to the states if I can break away.
roklok wrote on SkullKeeper's profile.
What sling studs do those swivels fit ? They look to be quite a bit wider than the standard modern swivels. They may be just what I need for my Remington 30 Express wide swivel studs. Can you measure the pin diameter ?
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Do you know where your .240 Weatherby was manufactured?
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