Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Yeah that'll work!

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A nice semi auto that has earned it's place with the classics!

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Good deal - may it run perfectly for you.

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These girls are really fun and their board-breaking show with full team of 12 is really amazing. Interestingly, they told me Paintball is very popular now in S. Korea. About shooting in the backyard - this location was a compromise. It's a 23 house U shaped ranch estate outside the city limits. 12 o...

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STI replaced the slide stop with a new model slide stop that is dedicated to the 45 only. They also did some other minor tuning. I've ran another 950 rounds through the VIP without a hiccup. Great gun!

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Sound great - you are heading in the right direction with it.

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After 6 months of reading and research I finally got one - birthday present for myself. I went with the Excalibur Axiom package. I've hunted with vertical bows both wheels and sticks for over 20 yrs. my current "modern" set-up shoots 416 gr arrows 228 fps ( including 100 gr tip). The Ex bo...

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My son Brandon has been quite successful in Tae Kwon Do. We sponsored 3 girls from the South Korea olymipic Tae Kwan Do team, and the board-breaking demo show team. They attend Jung-Un University in S. Korea. After they warmed up to us, we were surprised that the two things they wanted to do most we...

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Nice!

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My buddy Gordon Harms from Nebraska is on his first safari with us. Gordon is a double rifle maker and made one of my own 450 N.E. rifles. He found a huge amount of satisfaction in making his own rifle, obtaining the rifle permits and then betting his life on it to take dangerous game. He and his wi...

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My venture into 1911 type pistols started with a Colt Commander. Unfortunately, that pistol and I did not get along. Various ergonomics, reliability issues and other features prevented me from enjoying it and being able to rely on it. I did not fault the pistol, just its interaction with me. However...

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That is fantastic!

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... for a week at the Coast with the family and a day on the lake with CRS and LJ. The moon was against us in the salt flats but we still managed a pile of trout and reds. Brandon did most of the catching while Richard and I did a lot of chatting and hunting season planning. http://i108.photobucket....

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Ok we're sticking with Aug 16-18th.

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Great knife!

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I could move this to Aug 23-25 if that helps the majority.

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Good looking, versatile gun right there!

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WHEN: AUG 16-18 WHERE: Hondo, Texas WHAT: 2.5 days of hunting with meals and lodging ITINERARY: Hunters may choose 2 hogs or 1 hog and one exotic doe (sika, axis, fallow, red deer) or one exotic horned animal (4 kinds of rams, 3 kinds of goats, cull blackbuck, select others like red stag spikes, etc...

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With a constant nose diving round I'd take a hard look at the slide stop.

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Do you have to register your Henry assault rifle because it holds more than 7 rounds in the magazine?

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Some of you may remember an incident I experienced with the Hyatt Hotel chain several month ago. Well after notifying and discussing it with Chairpersons of committees in the Texas Legislature some of them took notice and vowed to do something about it. The result is H333, which requires hotels and ...

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I bought 22LR at Academy in Austin, TX (183) today and plenty of everything was in stock, although not full shelves.

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We use 38 for close range target shooting (25 yes or less). Lose velocity but very accurate with shots often touching or in same hole. Must use chamber brush if fired a lot w/ 38s. 357 doesn't lose much velocity. Get 1700 Fps w/ 158 gr reloads, 1550 w/ 180's and neither of these are top loads. Can g...

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Let me know what accessories and parts you have !

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There was a long horn security agency based out of Houston. They provided security to ranchers for a fee. There is also the Long Horn Villages outside of Austin that has a private security force. Maybe one of those outfits are behind the plaquard. There was also a Longhorn and Western RR that crosse...

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Jesse at 35caliber.com

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My son's rifle just does not like 158 gr. Best groups are 3"+ at 100 yes. Either 125 gr or 180 gr shrink the groups by half or more. Maybe yours is weight sensitive too.

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We use "bang sticks" on some of our alligator hunts where a bow or hook is used. You struggle to get the 'gator in but it will still be fighting fiercely. In these cases, a bang-stick to the head kills it instantly. We have bang-sticks that use 357 Mag or 44 Mag cartridges. Recently, a cli...

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That is actually kind of sad, somewhat depressing...

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I hope you find condolence in your memories and aspiration in your prayers.

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This knife says on it US Divers and "Vulcan". The handguard says Made in Japan and US Patent (w/ a #). The back "hammer" is 3/8" thick. The handle is bakelite type plastic/hard rubber. There is a little hole in the top tang extension. I was told it has 3 uses 1) insert a lon...

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I have just such a knife that I have had for about 40 yrs and never used. I will post a photo next. You are welcome to take it with you if you'd like.

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If anyone knows a family that needs refuge I am offering 1 adult private BR, 1 kids room and private bathroom + 3 meals a day for as long as that family needs to get their situation settled. All they have to do is let me know, and then get here to Rockwall, TX. Put the word out to anyone you know af...

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I accidentally discovered this holster is also "tuckable". The clip is fastened at the bottom of the trigger guard sheath, so you can tuck a shirt between the clip and the gun and it disappears.

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Pesky varmints!

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The local bird hunting resort consulted with me to find a way to generate summer income. They were considering dog training but I told them that requires a full time committment and was results oriented. I suggested monthly pigeon shoots (among other things) so I set one up for them. Today was the f...

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Congratulations!

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Try Steve first, but otherwise get in touch with Bobby Pitchford (www.pcgguns.com). He is the only gunsmith in TX that can handle complex, difficult or sensitive jobs. Many manufacturers use him for warranty and troubleshooting and Briley uses him for what they cannot or do not want to handle in-hou...

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At first I got this kydex holster for my Glock figuring plastic for plastic. I figured I'd try one for the 1911 also as the price is right at $25 less a military discount if you qualify. This is one of the most minimalistic holsters there is. It is molded to cover the trigger guard only. The molding...

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Mine is a chromed 2.5" fully shrouded barrel gun with no hammer spur. It came with black rubber grips but they were sticky and pulled on my shirt when I wore the gun. I changed to Bohimi Hip Grippers. These are slim grips that follow the contour of the frame and they have a "notch" on...

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Very cool!

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So when are you coming by...?

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I have only fired the Shield 9mm a few hundred rounds one day. Nothing wrong with it overall but I will caution you on one issue. It has a manual safety. Unless you are highly trained and practice periodically the safety can be a real problem in a high stress situation. There is a school of thought ...

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Well, the original post alleged in part and substance that a crossbow was more deadly, in other words that more deer would be taken and at longer ranges. Since when is the "kill zone" 2-inches? In comparison, my open sighted 100 yr old carbine with open sights can keep bullets within a 5-i...

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Sorry for double posting but I want to add two things: 1) I DO NOT have a crossbow (yet) 2) In 29 years of bow hunting I can think of exactly 2 instances where a crossbow may have made the difference between getting a deer and not. One was when a doe came in from my right-rear. I could not turn enou...

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If you want to bring your crossbow to Texas I will challenge you with a 2005 Martin Razor X @ 228 fps with 28.5" arrows and 100 grain tips. I won't bet on group size, my bet is that out to 50 yrds I can keep all my arrows in the kill zone right along with you and your crossbow using a rest. Now...

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The crossbow bolts are shorter and heavier. The short, heavy bolt combined with the short limbs and draw length of the crossbow require 3 to 4 times the draw weight to achieve the same velocity of a compound bow. IE: 175 LBS crossbow 14.5" draw 18" bolt Average 290 fps. 60 LBS vertical bow...

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If you have the Lee priming arm in place it should send the spent primer to the left and into the pan-drop tube. With the priming arm removed, it will send the spent primer straight up, or out to the right.

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A modern crossbow that shoots anywhere from 280-355 fps is effective only out to about 40 yards. It has no more power and a similar trajectory to a compound bow with the same velocity. If you use a scope on a crossbow, it is possible to adjust it to hit reasonably well at 75 yards but then it would ...

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I never had interest or facination with 1911's even though my Uncle carried one that I admired. I clearly remember the stamping on the magazine floorplate - COLT 45 AUTO. I carried a revolver for a few years and a variety of "modern" semi autos (Sig, Glock, SW). Two years ago I was given a...

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