i wear electronic muffs while hunting <| sep |> I had a slice of pecan pie , nimbly navigated around talking about Trump and am taking home leftovers . Today was a good day . <| sep |> And autoplaying super loud videos ! That ' s so annoying ! <| sep |> That choker ' s so cute I think it could just be worn normally . Maybe not to , like , an court room , but a business casual office seems like a fine place for it . <| sep |> 30 minutes post buy . Still transaction in progress . Nervous laughter setting in . <| sep |> 55 traded some items , very friendly mayor would trade again ! <| sep |> Bolts need to be lubricated and cleaned of carbon buildup . If it ' s possible to disassemble the bolt to get all of the gunk out of the interior then this should be done regularly . Also I find it helps to put some oil in the throat so that the brass cartridge case slides in without too much friction as you push a round forward with the bolt . Best to read the manual for the rifle carefully I believe some bolts are designed to slide smoothly without anymuch lubrication at all see what the manufacturer recommends . If you can ' t get the bolt to slide smoothly even when it ' s clean and well lubricated then there might be an issue with the fit of the bolt in its housing thus might be due to machining tolerances or it might be due to wear the bolt might become slightly bent or it ' s outer surface might get roughed up over time . It ' s not good for the bolt for you to force it closed if it ' s sticky best to get it running smoothly so you don ' t have to be rough with it to get it to closeopen . I always store the bolt separately from the rifle this is a safety thing , but it also has the benefit that the bolt won ' t get stuck in the rifle due to rust andor metal expansion and contraction .