Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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I believe it started around 2000 or slightly earlier? I think I joined in 2001.

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casastahle wrote:And never to be forgotten: Mr. Patrick F. McManus

Apparently he has totally retired.
http://patrickfmcmanus.com/index.html

. Outdoor life.......I have never laughed harder then when reading his column. What a talent.

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I got every Shooting Times I could get my hands on, in the early 80's, to read Skelton and Jordan's articles. I also had Guns and Ammo's Guns of the Gunfighters which had articles by Keith, Gary James and Phil Spangenberger along with others. I was not flush with cash so the library got hit pretty o...

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A great woman and a great rifle. Somewhere, you'll find that magic load. If a heavy cast 35 penetrates and kills all out of proportion, that 40 should do the trick on just about anything that walks.

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Yes Sir....done. Very sorry to hear Brother.

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Yes Sir will do......sorry to hear this.

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Did you see this recent thread?
http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... =1&t=62029

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Very appealing project. What caliber/barrel are you looking to use?

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Love it...thank you for sharing.

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My wife and I just spent our 20th anniversary in the Hill Country. We stayed in Boerne....very neat little town in its own right and close to Fredricksburg, Bandera, Enchanted Rock(a neat little hike). Boerne is to the North West of San Antonio. Problem with Boerne is that your waaaaay down there an...

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Prayers up for you all!

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A great read. It was neat to see him honored as the honorary Grand Marshall of the Tournament of the Roses parade as well.

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Prayers up!

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Congratulations Troupe!

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Will send some prayers up for sure.

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Thank you fellas! Ok, Unique it will be to start and will look for Trailboss if needed. Thats serious penetration at low velocity OI. Shooting this little Bond is gonna be "interesting." Hopefully I can come up with a pleasant shooting load so she can enjoy practice with it.

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Saw lots of fat guys in Orange.

Kids had a good time though.

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That helps Tycer. I may want above Cat Sneeze....probably even a shade above the Cowboy Burrito Gas load. My theory is, even at reduced velocity, that heavy 180+ grain flat nose is gonna penetrate. So, maybe my Unique would be a good place to start?

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So, I am pretty sold on the 357 Mag. With cast 180 grain loads. Before I sent my Security Six off to Brian Cosby for some work I was shooting the Buffalo Bore version of that load, which is pretty stout out of a 2.75 inch revolver. Since Tycer was kind enough to send me some 185's here a while back(...

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I hate to break this to you Ted but I believe you and I are related.

i thought this stuff only happened go me!

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Good luck Mike! Zander and I will be out with our levers and cast bullets in the AM. He is toting his Marlin 336 Texan in 44 mag. and me with the 356 Win. Be safe.

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A guy with leverguns, in over his head? Why, I've never heard of such a thing!

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I was just at the Cabela's near Austin, TX and there was about 0 used levers on the racks there. The last time I was at the one near Hamburg, PA there were lots. Have to get back there and check out the scene. Local pusher has some used on the racks but prices are high there from what I remember.

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Thinking about you and praying for you Jay!

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Maybe the cause was less of the 95's drawbacks and more of how good the Model 94 was/is. The 30/30 was a sizzling cartridge for the time as well.

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On this solingen blade, the tang was ultra hard Chuck. A drill press would barely touch it, and that was just trying to take holes from 1/10 to 1/8. I gave it to a machine shop thinking they could help but no go. I wonder if this is normal? Once I got the correct pin stock size(3/32) I epoxied one s...

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Thank you Bulldog! Yeah, despite the goof ups, I'm pleased with how it came out. A learning experience and maybe will try again WITH a belt sander next time! The wonder of power tools.

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Thank you Brother. Hope all is with you and yours.

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That is super nice......Plowboy turns out a great knife! Sorry to hear about the stolen one. As a USPS employee it is infuriating to hear about such things.

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Thank you for the kind words! They bill this blade as a "Cumberland Knife" or something like it. Maybe not a common knife style historically, but I'm betting it's close in shape to some knives made in the 17-1800's South. The horn is my first scrimshaw attempt. I figured my boys would rath...

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Just in case Plowboy missed it. I have come to the opinion that my taste in knives differs a good bit from others. I love this style of knife. Now, for the sheath!

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They look really good YK!

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A promise is a promise.....still got 19.5 years left Blaine.....no sweat. :wink: I made some mistakes. I let that slim 3/32 bit flex and get off angle on one of the pin holes which I had to patch up. Originally tried to drill out the tang from 1/10 inch holes to 1/8 as I couldn't find the correct pi...

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Great choices! Love those 35's.

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Nice all around!

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Prayers up and stay safe.

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I got some of his .432 diameter 265 Grain Ranch Dogs. Great looking bullets and owner was a good guy to deal with. Went through the gristle plate on one side of a 185 lb hog quartering towards us and came out the other side. Killed him quick.

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As for de-cocking a SA revolver, I just put my other thumb in between the hammer and frame as insurance when letting the hammer down. I just loop it firmly like a hook right at the bottom of hammer, in between it and the frame. A DA revolver can be de-cocked in the same manner. It's automatic after ...

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Very nice Nath!

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No problems with the Stevens 311 with the plastic ones. I don't see how harm could be done unless you let maintenance go for too long.

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Congrats and safe travels!

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Always love reading about the rifle and Bucks experiments....it is a beauty and thank you for sharing Andy.

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Congratulations.....yep we are all jealous!w

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PRAYING FOR YOU ALL TED!

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Dust storm I says.

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Done!

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Pretty is as pretty does Grizz....that looks good. Yeah, the sheath might need a little reinforcement.

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I have decided it's time to get a drill press and a table jig saw for starters, and am browsing different venues. I work slow but pics will come! MMWright.....I will try that, thanks to you and all.

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Looks great Plowboy 45. What kind of horn is that?

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Welcome! Don't know the answer to your question but some one will be along shortly.

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