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2:00 p.m.

I want one of those

Just because it looks good

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The screenshot is from a YouTube video titled "How Lever Action Rifles Are Made! | How It’s Made | Science Channel" on the Science Channel's profile. It features a prominently displayed lever-action rifle, which is the central focus of the image. The rifle is positioned horizontally on a wooden stand, highlighting its intricate design. The rifle has a polished wooden stock with decorative metal studs, and its metal parts are engraved with intricate patterns, showcasing craftsmanship. The background features a wooden wall with multiple rifles mounted, adding context to the setting as a display or museum-like environment. The lighting is warm, enhancing the wooden tones and metallic sheen of the rifle. Subtitles on the screen read, "reload your rifle one cartridge at a time to make the barrel the long tube through which," indicating an explanation of the rifle's mechanics. The video aims to educate viewers about the manufacturing process and mechanics of lever-action rifles.
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