Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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It's real and with strongly tapered cases it's realer.

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Nice sneakboat.

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Well not as daringly politically-incorrect as you may think. Garands were built for war and anyone looking at those M1 sights and a 30/06 M2 Ball round will see that the whole thing was about heavy hitting, and hitting at a distance. The context sets the criteria. As an aside I read the Army is look...

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How'd it go in the high country?

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Read once that Izmash made their 410 Saiga automatic shotgun first. For the Russian police. And not as a lessthanlethal device. So if you buy into that and the pro Judge/Governor rationale a 410 lever starts to look seriously useful.

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The old switcheroo. We went through this with Grand Dad, knew it wasn't him right off.

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You said it all yourself, some screw didn't come loose during my reloading session I didn't screw up and do the 3.41 instead of 3.14 thing is something going to come loose and mess things up Did I really set the darned thing right when I started the session Recently had 4 Victor hoseclamps fail to f...

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Ah, a gentleman's weapon. Nice.

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Check out a new 336. The one I got at Walmart looks good, shoots good, is good.

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Good photo. Amazing what one glance at a real beast can tell you. About all the bad things it can do to you. If you bungle.

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Marlin. A 30/30 saddle gun should have a history.

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Don't do that again.

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Try it with another magazine before your wrist draws more scorn than it can bear.

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There are few things you can walk around with that have the spirit and history of an M1. An artifact of courage, determination, sacrifice and other things. You got an awfully big medicine stick. Find that happy cadence of 200 yards rapid that puts all eight into a truck window.

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Don't clean them with anything that is or contains an abrasive. They look great now, you could not improve the patina of honorable service. If you can, bottle and sell it. Be careful with the old leather, check out what real conservators do.

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Forget it. There are plenty of gun/cartridge projects that don't require you to move to Ruby Ridge.

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A sculpture in flat iron, thanks.

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Maybe try to next to the idea of conserve rather than restore. It takes a keener eye, more skill and you still get to take things apart.

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Doesn't anyone use a pull through on a Marlin? These things are supposed to be tough field rifles, no? Why not clean the bore without maybe dropping a little part into into forest detritus or the desert sands?

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Hunting guns, range toys, maybe we're a little more specialized today than when these kinds of guns were cutting edge, but specialization, as we know, is for insects. I hold my levergun to be just what it was when they first came out. My rifle. For everything. Gotta have the loading gate.

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What a wonderful conversation, a pleasure to listen in. Hagler, I hope your excellent photographs of the 1976 receiver are widely viewed. You have proven that skilled and careful handwork beats a buffing wheel most soundly.

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Your panorama is gorgeous, a lovely place to breathe. The sheds and interior have struck me almost dumb, to see a set up in which tools are ready to hand and things can actually be found is, for me, a dream. Thank you for proving it can be real.

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With that barrel it looks good. Maybe Tom Horn's next gun. You in the stock detective line? Come back with the 100 yard range report, and thanks for showing.

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Another pair of eyes waiting for some good Foxfire action.

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From Western movies it is easy to see the true nature and purpose of The Bedroll. It is a small, thin cloth that contains anything and everything you would need on a long trip or a life of drifting from town to ranch to cattle drive and back to town. Its volume and weight are unaffected by anything ...

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Thank You.

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Kiowa...those silenced carbines, simple, clean, outlandish all at once. Lovelies. For between world bounty hunters on the warp.

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The only real test of shooting is dangerous game at close quarters. Ed's a shooter.

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That's been a good knife pattern for a long time. From Air Corps survival gear, noticed by some Anzacs, Edson liked it so the Marine Raiders got a version. It's been carried by a lot of interesting people into a lot of interesting places doing a lot of different things. Something for you to take to ...

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Check out Process Explorer from Sysinternals. It shows you what's running and you can click on an unknown process and look it up online. You could get Autoruns from the same place, it will show you what loads when you boot up and allows you to de-select them. These programs are freeware, small and r...

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I want to like it, I try to like it. One of the later episodes referred to a handgun as "not registered". In Wyoming? But being of that "certain segment", that blonde, fierce deputy does command my attention. They probably don't pay her enough if she doesn't make more than the re...

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As has been said, a copper wash in the bore is not a problem. Read Col. Townsend Whelen on this if you wish. Ramming and rubbing abrasives down the bore can be a problem, plus it's messy and tiresome. Clean less, shoot more.

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I have no information to give you. But as beauty is good for the soul I must thank you for posting those photographs. It's a lovelly thing you have
about you now.

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She's no more your daughter than I am Kirk. That's Artemis come down to us, you are honored with the company of a goddess.

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"May you have a long and healthy life together." Don't know about that, but it's gonna be a warm one.

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I've liked your photos from the first I saw one Nath. Thank you for these views of your England, the best one.

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Nice piece 20. WM why not try that 38-55 sawed off? Freckled receiver? The ugly step child that shoots with the rest of them.
You'll have a light, quick rat rod that looks tough and speaks loud. May be the one you use the hardest.

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Noise pins:

http://www.wisnersinc.com/rifles/marlin ... action.htm

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Always liked that easy, quiet confidence.

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