Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Sorry Hobie.

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Spaxspore, I am waiting on a nice Remington M1891 to show up. Maybe have to bribe Vic, Sean or Tuco over at the other site, to sell one!! getitdone1, I got stuck on the Mosin-Nagant and Finnish rifles, they were with in my price range to collect, but the market has really gone up on them in the past...

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My primary focus in collecting is military surplus/arms , so here are a few. Hope they give you some ideas.. Walther AC 41 P38 and near 100% BYF 1944 p38 http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2879/10873905174_84cfd7e55e_c.jpg 1944 Tula PU Sniper http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3690/10698083143_1143e396b8_c.j...

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It's an addictive undertaking. Started about thirty years ago for me. Sold off a ton of stuff to feed my Winchester addiction! http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q128/2ndovc/Gun%20Stuff/US.jpg http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q128/2ndovc/Gun%20Stuff/Russians.jpg http://i135.photobucket.com/albums...

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Hard to see, but Mike Venturino?

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It's an addictive undertaking. Started about thirty years ago for me. Sold off a ton of stuff to feed my Winchester addiction! http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q128/2ndovc/Gun%20Stuff/US.jpg http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q128/2ndovc/Gun%20Stuff/Russians.jpg http://i135.photobucket.com/albums...

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Done.

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Mescalero wrote:Cmon OS,
we NEED some eye candy!

Never in a million years did I think I would hear this in a Terry Murbach thread!!

Talk about complete opposites, can't even OT this!! LOL

No disrespect friend Mescalero, just thought the irony was to good to pass up.

Steve

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Wow, looks like Terry had relatives in NY.

Try Numrich Arms in Kingston for parts, they have online schematics too.

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/

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I need to warn you, once you start and get into the history, it will become a fascinating and expensive hobby. There is just so much out there, maybe you could start with just a certain time frame, say WW1, then add as time goes. Don't say I didn't warn you!! :lol: :lol: Good luck, and remember, man...

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Sorry, prayer said.

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jd45 wrote:Ever since I found out she has the same family name as me, I've been praying we're not related. jd45

Maiden name? Or Pelosi? The first wouldn't be so bad. But if Pelosi........................................I do feel bad for you.

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But they have children.....................................aahhhh the humanity!!! Wait do you think the husband is the father? Or did they adopt? Or maybe some donated sperm from a San Fransisco donor?

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When I used to work in my uncle's butcher shop cutting deer, we used to see many deer with everything from arrow heads to muzzleloader miniballs. One 10 pointer had, 3 different .22 bullets, one that was a .30 cal, maybe 3006 or 308, and one that was either a .243 or 6.5. That deer took some serious...

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Sorry to hear about the finances, I pray for you and the misses to get relief from the money situation. Any chance of finding some work with the oil industry or fracking?

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Selah. Also, never use sarcasm on anyone you care about whom you want to remain your friend. You understand that there was not sarcasm in the Aramaic language, so I guess Jesus really didn't use sarcasm. My friends tend to enjoy my dry humor and sharp wit. If I don't use it with you, then maybe you...

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bulldog1935 wrote:sarcasm is always lost on the internet.
All Christians should note sarcasm is something Jesus never ever used

Seriously?

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I don't know the situation, but have been praying and will continue, but also remember the Lord will answer in the way that is best, and sometimes it is hard to understand. I do hope it works the way you would like it to.

Blessings,
Steve

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Think of it this way, when we get to our reward in Heaven, then have all of eternity to socialize; it would get pretty boring quick having just 1 or 2 friends. Just remember when we are all there there will be no hate and envy, we will love each other. So we need to forgive each other now for transg...

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Have you been able to get a Concealed Carry License for you guns now in Illinois? I heard there are record numbers of people applying.

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Finally, to suggest that Terry must be barely tolerated and suffered with by his “brother” Shootists is hardly the case, I would think. As I understand, the “Shootists” is a brotherhood of honorable men, with strong and longstanding experience whose members are invited to join and aren’t extended s...

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Well, one thing for sure, gossip gets more attention than a free give-a-way of 1886 Winchesters. :D For the record, back in the old days, when the Teamsters had some strength, and I was a young guy learning the ropes from the old heads, I was told that once you were labeled a "cheese eater&quo...

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I remember 2002-2003, when I first came to Paco's site looking to learn, and talk about Leverguns, especially the Rossi Puma 92 clones in 454. I remember Terry riding me about using the 454 on whitetail deer, complaining that it was over kill. You would think that someone with his self purported kno...

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WE ARE FINE. CURRENTLY BURNING UP 800+ ROUNDS A WEEK EVERY WEEK IN NUMEROUS SIXGUNS AND HAVING FUN. I PURPOSELY LEFT THIS SITE AS I DID NOT LIKE WHAT IT WAS TURNING INTO WITH A NEW INVASION OF LAZY-I-WANNA-BE-ENTERTAINED-AND KNOW NOTHING MEMBERS. IN ADDITION TO THAT YOU OPENED UP THE SUBJECT MATTER...

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Wow, I learn something new here all the time, too bad Terry doesn't stick around. Anyway, I never knew what a cheese eater was, I thought it was a reference to a French person. LOL

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I thought for sure by the title of this post it would be deleted!! lol

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Thank you for posting this, I have been looking for some molds to make round ball for plinking loads for my rifles.

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Have the phone company put your new number in a message that it has changed from the old number, that should be free and they usually leave the message up for 30 days. This way your customers will have the new number and forces them to use the new number, because when the porting ends either way you...

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you could try editing the hosts file just hosts, no extension or it won't work have to use a pure ascii tool like notepad the beginning will have the hostname of your computer, then: 127.0.0.1 localhost <hostname> <IP addy of machine > pc2 127.0.0.1 ad.yieldmanager.com 127.0.0.1 <next pia url> 127....

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Thanks Grizz, but that's beyond my meager abilities. :oops: I tried to install the Ad Aware program, it for some reason said it couldn't install it. I tried, and successfully installed malwarebytes, and I've got to say, that dude is bad to the bone. I ran the scan, and it found 98 files of adware a...

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It first showed up when I was using Firefox, but it wasn't there when I was on IE. So I just got rid of Firefox, but then when I tried to used certain websites it said I needed to upgrade my IE, so I did, then the $#%^& Yieldmanager was on IE too! Those people that make this stuff need to be se...

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Hi, First download and install Mozilla FireFox for your browser, http://www.mozilla.org/en-US . Then use the AddBlock add-on at the FireFox site, it will probably get rid of the problem. If not then get this anti-adware, it takes a long time on the first "FULL SYSTEM" scan, but it is well ...

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Thanks Blaine and John, had a great time. Hey, com'n, you can't get away with that lil' a teaser! Your welcome! :D I'm just outside of Dallas, so I should be there in the a.m. to pick up the 41 Jeep.------------6 Texas? Why no! This as far from Philly as he's ever been... And that's because it's wh...

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I hope you both have a great time!! Don't spend all that gold in the casino!!

Steve

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Had the great privilege of meeting BlaineG for breakfast in the course of his pilgrimage. I am more than a little envious of his current freedom. My present schedule makes me a night-time guy, so it was waaay at the end of my day and I was headed toward being loopy, but I enjoyed conversing face to...

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Is it illegal there to have a still for the purpose of making your own liquor? Here I can legally make as much as I want as long as I don't try and sell it. Same with tobacco. "It is self evident that access to intoxicating liquors is a necessity in a free state, the right of the people to bre...

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You a fan of the Foxfire books? :?: I really like the Foxfire books, I wish I owned them. My uncle let me use some of his when I was younger to build my first distillery. I learned a lot from them. I might build a new still just for old times sake. Steve A Still will be one of the single most usefu...

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FWiedner wrote:You a fan of the Foxfire books?

I really like the Foxfire books, I wish I owned them. My uncle let me use some of his when I was younger to build my first distillery. I learned a lot from them. I might build a new still just for old times sake.

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What a find; this book covers all kinds of topics for self-sufficient living from gardening, canning, logging, fishing, recreation, crafts, cabin construction, making beer and wine, butchering...you name it. Nicely laid out with good illustrations, too. Would make a great addition to your homeschoo...

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barbarossa wrote:Great American gunstocks has several mannlicher stocks for mausers including my favorite the Orbendorf Classic.

I don't think Great American Gunstocks are in business anymore, no answer when calling and no reply to emails. Must be a dead website that needs to be taken down.

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Pete44ru wrote:.

George Wenig also lists his Mannlicher Classic, in semi-inletted blanks, for those Mausers.

http://www.wenig.com/patterns/1-piece-patterns

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Thanks Pete, I will try them too.

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barbarossa wrote:Great American gunstocks has several mannlicher stocks for mausers including my favorite the Orbendorf Classic.

Thank you, sir!

I will try them this week after the Labor Day.

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Any one know where I can by a semi inletted, semi finished Full Length Stock, the Manlicher type for a a Mauser 98 receiver and a Mauser 93-95-96 receiver? I looked around google but not many stock suppliers had them listed, and the ones who did were pricey custom stocks. I want to finish the stock ...

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My Dream Double rifle is a Chapuis UGEX in 9.3 x 74R plenty enough oomph for our largest boars and Vancouver bulls here, as well as any North American, Aussie, or dark continent game animals on my bucket list. :wink: http://www.armurerie-boulay.fr/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/CHAPUIS_Ugex_Cal8x57_Jrs...

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:lol: take what ya can get. :lol: Ya ought to see me riding horse in that outfit. :lol: Side saddle? :lol: :lol: A man who wears a Kilt uses no saddle, bridle or bit... for the inside of our knees are well calloused and sufficient to control the horse... :twisted: I had a funny reply ready to go at...

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OS,

How do you do it?

So many ladies

Steve

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Wow, that is awesome, a 4.0 all through school! You parents did a great job!!! Hope she has a wonderful school to teach in.

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I just posted about my uncle, a WWII vet (http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=49962), and mentioned my brother, named after him. This post is about my brother! He has just been published. He wrote a novel called "Deepest Doors". Anyway, if you are in the mood for a t...

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Nice to hear the good things now and again.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Crawford

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I just posted about my uncle, a WWII vet (http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=49962), and mentioned my brother, named after him. This post is about my brother! He has just been published. He wrote a novel called "Deepest Doors". Anyway, if you are in the mood for a t...

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