Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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One has been living in Jamestown, North Dakota since 1996. http://www.buffalomuseum.com/whitecloud.htm http://www.buffalomuseum.com/whitecloudcalf.htm There are countless stories about the White Buffalo and almost every tribe has their own version of the legend. In Lakota legend, the return of The W...

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Would this work? http://cgi.ebay.com/H-R-TOP-BREAK-REVOLVER-MODELS-999-925-REAR-SIGHT_W0QQitemZ160229345744QQcategoryZ73944QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWINQ3aPOST0Q3aRECOQ3aBIDQQcmdZViewItem Believe it or not, looks like Brownell's may have them. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/ns/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=708...

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You really have to work at not anticipating the shot. The next time you are at the range have somebody else load your rifle using a few empty cartridges mixed in with the live rounds while your back is turned and you might be surprised at how much you are flinching. There seems to be an overall tend...

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So where will those items be manufactured? I don't know. When I first read the article I thought they were closing up shop completely but now realize they are just closing a facility and consolidating the product line. I hope they are able to keep it alive. H&R makes shooting affordable for a l...

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Remington Announces Manufacturing Consolidation Plan MADISON, N.C., April 7, 2008 â€“ Remington Arms Company, Inc. ("Remington"), the United Statesâ€™ largest firearms manufacturer, today announced a strategic manufacturing consolidation move that will result in the closure of its Gardner,...

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I've had a CCW for about 20 years but have only started carrying on a regular basis during the past year. Where I live it really hasn't been too much of an issue but within the past few years our local population has experienced somewhat of an explosion. With so many people moving in to my area from...

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Mojo, tell me about that scope mount. It was manufactured by ACE Ltd. ( www.riflestocks.com ) but was discontinued about three years ago. It was called the AKSMS. I was fortunate enough to catch a guy on akfiles.com that was able to buy some of the last remaining stock from them. It's really too ba...

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This one isn't mine, but I built it's twin a couple of years ago when the Hungarian AMD-65 kits hit the U.S. market. The scope mount has a see-through peep inside and the 20 round magazine just looks right on that short barrel AMD frame. The extra long muzzle break was drilled and pinned to bring it...

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sore shoulder wrote:AK-47,

Everyone should own at least one.

At a bare minimum. It should be made into a law or something.

I remember when you had your choice of a Norinco or Polytech, either of which were only $329 in local gun shops back 1989. The Steyr AUG was the same price. If only I would have known.......

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I tend to agree. I believe a lot of it is false affluence. How much of that is actually owned in some form of credit? Many people have sold their souls, so to speak, in order to keep up with the Jones. You hit the nail on the head. Our entire economy is built on credit and one day the whole thing w...

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H-4198 all the way in my .45-70's. I prefer it because of it's low sensitivity to temperature changes making it very consistent.

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Keep it simple, compact and portable. There have been countless people that have lived their entire lives with nothing more than a .22 rifle, a single shot shotgun, a couple of good knives, scant little fishing tackle. A handful of cable snares would be nice too.

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Coffee. I believe that unroasted beans will keep for quite some time provided they are protected from moisture. Sugar. Raw, unprocessed would be best. Rice (not instant) and dried beans. Kept in an air tight container or vacuum sealed bag will keep almost indefinitely. Powdered milk. Knives. High ca...

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At least you don't have this fella stalking you.

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All of my Marlins will string shots a good eight to ten inches with a clean bore and will not settle down until at least five fouling shots have been fired. My bolt actions aren't that bad but will still string a bit. When going into the field to hunt I never, ever take a clean rifle. The bore needs...

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A Marlin 336 in .35 Remington for $249 wouldn't sit on the shelf long around my part of the country. It would certainly have come home with me.

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That was just plain cruel!

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True story; in 1978 when I was eighteen a couple of buddies and myself headed off to the mountains of North Carolina for a week of camping in the mountains after our last day of high school. We headed out at midnight in an old 4-door '68 Malibu. About an hour into our voyage we came upon a wreck. To...

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Just remember that a pigs anatomy is a lot different that say a deer or whatever. They live in their necks so forget about the standard shoulder shot and focus anywhere in the area of the neck below and/or behind the ear. Drops them in their tracks every time.

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Thanks guys. The wood was what blew me away. I have never seen anything like that on a factory Marlin. Not a 336 anyway. All of the metal components soaked for a solid six or seven months in Kroil which really helped loosen up the gunk and there was LOT'S of gunk. Some sort of weirdo grease (not cos...

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Well, it's been almost one year since I walked into that dusty old pawn shop looking for a beater .30-30 to use as a truck gun. I found exactly what I was looking for and walked out with a 1970 Marlin 336 that was as crusty a rifle as I have ever seen. It looked like it had been in a flood or someth...

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Katrina triggered a total breakdown of society as we know it (yes, even military and law enforcement) and it should serve as a lesson to us all. When such a total breakdown occurs, whether it be caused by natural disaster or whatever, human beings revert to their most basic instinct, that being surv...

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I will, on occasion, smoke a brier or clay pipe filled with Watson's blend. It's described a mixture of favors from the original Cravenâ€™s recipe. Vintage tobaccos specially blended to â€œDr. Watsonâ€™s own specificationsâ€

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Angry White Man, yeah that pretty much sums me up right there. I've always thought myself as a rebellious nonconformists and in all actuality, I have been a demographic. Who'd thunk it?

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Perish the thought! I have two, an older '57 model and a newer one with the rebounding hammer thingy. Both are fantastic shooters. I really wish they would make a .22WMR model again.

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I'm not a big fan of any sport that isn't associated with a firearm but that game was great. I found myself riveted to the TV and standing in the middle of the living room yelling with 35 seconds left in the game which is so out of character for me that I cannot even begin to describe. That one will...

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Maremma Sheepdog, whatever that is.

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pricecw, what kind of scope mount is that?

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EMF will be in booth #137 in the Central Exhibit Hall. You can download a .pdf version of the Central Hall and others at http://www.shotshow.com/app/homepage.cfm?appname=100300&moduleID=2698&LinkID=28639&campaignid=61346980&iUserCampaignID=35626297 . My company has a Sales Rep. that ...

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Absolutely! The .410 is one of my all time favorites. I sometimes still use an old Savage bolt action .410 for squirrel and rabbit and keep a single shot H&R nearby during the summer months as a snake gun. I love that little cartridge but only wish the prices weren't so steep. I have always want...

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The 16 is ideal for dove and other upland game birds. Many, many dinners of dove smothered in gravy served over a bed of white and wild rice have been served in my home since I was a child with the assistance of a 16ga. I would really hate to see it disappear but it certainly looks like it may be go...

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As a bit of icing on the cake, the U.S. Gubmint is supposedly borrowing the money for the proposed tax rebate. Guess who they are borrowing the money from. China. All in hopes that Americans will use their rebates to purchase more goods that are made in China so who really benefits from the rebate? ...

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I used to have a Fisher m-scope Model 1236-X2. It was a fine detector in the price range which you mentioned. Take a look at http://www.kellycodetectors.com .

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That was just too weird, yet at the same time very cool. I live in fear of hearing the music from my generation being played in a grocery store or elevator and this is getting pretty doggone close. The day I hear When The Levee Breaks by Led Zepplin transformed into Muzak is the day I'm cashing in m...

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Done.

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Personally, I like the ports on my 1895GS and haven't noticed any increase in noise as I usually tend to stand behind the rifle when firing it and not off to one side. I'd wait on a .45-70. They can be loaded up to .450 velocities and don't require a special case. I shy away from any firearm that re...

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I hit one of the local Wally Worlds here in GA about two weeks ago and bought all they had at the same price plus a few boxes of .270's. I will probably go to one of the other ones over the weekend and do the same there. That's a good price for sure on some excellent ammo. One thing is for certain, ...

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Whatever I have on hand I need to have at least two more boxes of each. One thing I am negligent on keeping a good stock of is shotgun shells. I don't know why but somehow I always overlook this important commodity.

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You make a very good point. Those that hunt with leverguns seem to be more attuned to the hunt rather than the kill. I really find no joy in sitting in a tree and waiting for something to walk past and then shoot it. I have taken a bunch of stuff from fellow hunters for still using the outdated (to ...

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The firearms safety rules towards the bottom of the page in the link are words to live by for sure.

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What a great idea!

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Scott64A wrote:Ron Paul for President.

Amen brother!

Good observations and comments by all on this cloudy subject. Bob, I believe that you are dead-on.

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The 1895 is a rifle, hence, it has rifling which will swirl the shot as it leaves the muzzle creating less than poor accuracy. Plus, the wad will not seat properly and will vent gases along the lands and grooves of the rifling significantly degrading velocity of the shot. A .410 shell can be fired f...

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It's not for me but I can appreciate the work that went into it. I'd like to hear the story behind it. I can see where it could be worth a considerable amount of money one day and this one should be looked at from an investment perspective not for the firearm itself but for the Native American artwo...

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I have one on a Weatherby Vangurad .270. It's been sitting on top for about four years now and so far it's clear, bright and holding up just fine.

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Imagine what would happen if all the people that believe in Ron Paul's message would pony up and vote for him despite their fear that he doesn't have a chance. Our best chance at turning this country around is to send a STRONG message to the career politicians in D.C. that we are sick and tired of t...

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I knew a fellow that was a health freak of sorts always ensuring that he had plenty of antioxidants and only ate organic foods. He exercised regularly and had no body fat to speak of. He was a picture of perfect health throughout his entire life. Sunday morning he got out of bed to walk to the bathr...

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Hmmmm, I've never had that happen with a 350 gr. FNSP. Nope. Not even once has anything ever attempted to run, walk or drag itself away.

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jhrosier wrote: Where?

+1.

Just point me in the right direction.

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