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How 'bout a video actually TELLING us about the product?

Uploader comment got me to chuckle. FULL POWER!!! Zowie!! If truth be known, transport category aircraft are to 'throttle up' to full power from the start of the T/O roll until the [designated] first power reduction altitude. Depending on aircraft design and local noise abatement, it's usually be...

Good attempt at bringing this info to the viewing public. One thing, though..you said you will be producing more videos in the future. I'm Okay with that, but...

...Get the darn camera onto a tripod! You made an 'ol Viet vet dizzy! Thanks.

Other interesting tidbits: With the exception of, I think, two states, you can also send, as a non-licensee, a handgun via UPS/FedEx (not through the mail), and, of course, the same restrictions apply vis-a-vis the reciepient being willing to accept an inbound shipment from a non-licensee.

FFL li...

My post must be auto-censor filtered. I used the word guns, muzzle, and rifle. Can't post. Sorry!

To the other poster: minimal X-wind. The wind was less than 5deg. Right of RCL. One thing I didnt know prior, is that it looked from the film that the nosewheel is controlled by yoke input? Am I correct in that assumption? Thanks.

Late 1942 Remington dropped the M1903, and started making the M1903A3. I hope you didn't have an M1903 (rear sight on barrel) and change it to an 'A3, as you've lost about all its collector value. Actually, I think you have had an M1903A3 all along, and mis-typed when you called it an M1903. And ...

Part two..they are Drawing Numbers! All bolts will have the same number. All Trigger housings will have the same number. All operating rods, the same number, no matter when it was made. The only way to date a particular part is the REVISION NUMBER..the number after the dash symbol. Post war drawi...

Further input: Italy, Greece, and Sweden (to name a few), have graciously returned U.S. property when they deemed the M1's to be inventory surplus. That's the way it's supposed to work, folks!! Best again.

Construction of the underground radar-defense network reached its peak at about 1964. What this video is showing has been around for a long, long time. The Russkies (Sov's?) have the same infastructure.

Cold war relic, if truth be known. Each year, a greater percentage of the network is ceded to ...

If you ever wish to do a followup on this piece of history, I'd appreciate seeing it. But..

But, can you eliminate the 'silk screen' effect, and next time photograph pictures in sharp focus, and in direct sunlight?

Reason: Your interpretation is very artfully done. But I wish the imagery was as c...

Vid is nothing to do with the title, so thumbs down from me.

However, not all is lost, as I've learn't something..and that's to ignore the fork-U vids from this point onward.

Freeze the video at 2:34. Now, is it the cowling, or the bottom of the windscreen that is not to spec? One or the other (or both) is 'off' just a tad.

Which one is out of spec? I'd surely hope it's the windscreen, as Kirkham's are supposed to be 'line perfect' to the originals!

I'd hate to be ...

This really is only an advert for the Buell product (I thought it was coverage of a race-"Motorcycles Race Pikes Peak Hill Climb- America's Mountain")

The title hinted at race coverage.

Silly me. I'm so gullible of late.

Nice scenic shots, though!

Let's talk economics 101 here, folks..culling feral animals (state sanctioned, no?) is something that takes a lot of shooting.

Now, for a goat-sized animal the powder/bullet expenditure (assuming the shooter is doing a LOT of authorised culling), would be better served with a .243 Win./223 cal. T...

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Yes, I know there's NO way to accurately duplicate a combat SINKEX as the ship will never be loaded with operational stores. Enviormentalists would just 'scream'..but I digress..I wish to say that the damage control personnel and the ship fitters onboard, (if this were actually...

This show is kinda bogus. Notwithstanding the commentator, the info, and premise is geared to the neophyte. ALL submarines are stealth. They survive due to not being able to being detected!

Now, with that said, the periscope technique is also not genuine. "Scanning the horizon to insure no one el...

It takes a sharp eye (cultured eye?) to notice the highland wool of her jacket, and the fit.

Superb.

The future King is a 'natural' in formal attire. He grew up with it. It's to the manner born.

I hope they may have many quiet hours walking the shoreline (He's stationed as a Pilot in Air-Sea-Resc...

Forget all that 'bag too close' bull. Catastrophic failure of the gun is (has?) been caused by a blocked barrel, or a double load.

And as a range rental, no telling how much punishment the gun has been subjected to. If shot while standing, the results would have been the same.

And cylinder gap?...

Good move, keeping the firearm (re: backchannel communication). And remember: those who say the troopers are of lesser quality than the Pythons are refering to the popular Trooper Mark III's. The [early] Trooper, which you have, is, for all intents and purposes, an unknown to casual U-tube person...

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So, and in conclusion, I'd like to stress that commercial aviation 'Walked the Walk' by using L/MF ADF navigation long before the A&N ranges became popular. Hope I helped clear up this little bit of aviation history. Best to you all.

All shown here is ancillary to the museum's forte. The BBHC has earned its worldwide reputation through the Winchester firearms and factory ledger collection.

The primary reason for the existence of the BBHC has been overlooked in this presentation, I'm sorry to report.

Good period costuming, I...

This PPKS has it's hammer blocked only when the safety is engaged, correct? That means you have to carry with the safety engaged. If so, It kinda defeats the first shot double action feature. Or, can you carry the gun (safely), and draw, and fire the first shot double action without fumbling with...

To de4thmister09, thanks for the input. However, I've already started using MTO hi-temp hi-shear oil as an additive (it's a 150wt. product), and it's performing exactly like the claim made by Jay Leno in the video. Win-Win situation all around! Happy Trails!!

Well, I have the same exact type of rifle. (AK variant). The items witnessed in the tape are due to perps having a history of violent crime, and being let out to walk the streets where you and I live. That's the real problem. The penal system. Liberals will always focus on the tool used, not the ...

@slicedvomit Yes, normal procedure. Prop-driven recip A/C 'stop engine' procedure is to pull the fuel mixture to idle cutoff. You are effectively starving the engine of its fuel (you are used to auto engines-whereby the ignition is cut to stop the engine).

P-51 operators manual calls for 1. Mixtu...

How do you fit in to all of this? Just a movie buff? Obviously, you are not Ira. Anyways, I digress..I left the transportation industry over forty years ago, assumed a Federal position, since retired. So, aside from the topic in question about 'Best Boy', I can not venture further. Sorry, it is ...

Well, you and I both know that it's an NFA AOW. Is it an NFA item that requires the $200 transfer stamp, or the $5.00 stamp? I don't remember. Thanks. Joe