Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Im not a long sleeve t shirt fan but if it would help the forum i might buy one.

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Hate I missed that. That's a cool shirt

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Oh man thats sweet!!

Little jealous here!!

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Cool shirt! Are they for sale?

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Man thats perfect.

Much obliged!

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Man that is some GREAT information!! Thank you so much!! I know this one had a definite finish on the reciever so i just wasnt sure when that was started. I am going to pull that forend apart and look into changing that up. I really dislike it. The side of the reciever looks like a pegboard with all...

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Not sure about the carrier?

The ones i have seen on Gunbroker have looked the same so i think it is a factory (ugly) band.

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I haven't seen the issue but the military used 94's to patrol the spruce forests on i think the western coast back during one of the WW's. Not really used for combat but the mounted patrol had them. They were dubbed spruce guns.

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Thanks 1892. Sorry i didn't say so sooner.

Got to messing with this thing while ago. It's rough as a cob.

Has anyone installed a barrel band on these? Or does anyone know if it's possible? That firend cap bugs me...

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I saw one where he did. If it is the one i saw. Those were "commancheros". Anyway you kill one of tjose is ok. They were worse than Injins. In the episode i saw they were human trafficers as well as thieves

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Thats awesome!

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That is right!

In this episode, it was Pete Nolan tho. Very enjoyable.

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Watchin it right now. Got several Marlin (1893's?) in it. Great show. Great leverguns.

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Great movie!

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Much obliged for the comments.

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Took out 2 of my 45's whike workin today.

16" Rossi and Ruger NM Flattop

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They look good on my phone. May not be worth a stuff on a big screen.

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My 357 feels pretty good. May just swap springs.

Got her back together.

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Better pics when i can get outside.

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I had a '55 39a Mountie for a little while that was D&T'd there.
A fun lil gun.

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Yes those holes are there.

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so it's been buggin me all day. So i came straight home from work and started tinkering. With the 45 cal, it takes almost all available space for the cartridge to make it through the hole. While loading, the rim was literally hanging up on that protrusion. Using my punch, I tested the stop again to ...

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Thank you! I wonder how different the internals are… Because the locking lugs look a little different to me. But maybe not…

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I picked one of these up today at lunch, and I noticed right away that the action is a little bit different than their Winchester 94 brethren. Has anyone actually compared this side-by-side with a 94? What are the differences in detail? It is a clean little lever gun. http://imageshack.us/a/img540/8...

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I dont consider this a major issue. It does work... Just not as well as my 357 r92. I want it to feed smoother than it does is why i am trying to fix it. Steve suggested tweaking the ejector guide a slight bit to contact the cart stop sooner and more solidly. I will look closer before i grind or ben...

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Thats the one that holds the trigger return spring. Aint too bothered by it.

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I always appreciate when others make threads like this so i try to do the same...

I just rarely get this in depth with guns so i dont usually have much to contribute.

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Sorry for the clicky links. Says my images are too big to post...

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Ok I might as well start a thread on my 45 caliber R92 I bought Stevesgunz DVD. WHAT A BIG HELP. Very step by step. I have had a few issues going back that, looking back, was probably an issue before and i didn't notice. Steve has been really helpful helping me trouble shoot. I'm thankful for him. :...

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Hey Steve
Yep that plug was binding too. I noticed that right off. But i had to loosen bout all of them a little bit.

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I am glad that was it. I put it up because i got frustrated. Was racking my brain trying to figure out what i could have done to screw it up and it clicked. I barely had to apply pressure to loosen them but tightened em down pretty good. So i went and got it out of the safe and started loosening the...

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Think i got it. I tightened the screws down tight and not just snug. Could barely load the magazine and the cartridges wouldnt even feed. But now it seems to be working fine. I backed off the cartridge guide and carrier screws about a turn and its running smooth

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Man
I followed the video to a tee... Or so i thought.

My 45 cal Rossi is rougher now than when i started...

Just venting...

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Excellent!

I am honestly thinking about making it a short barrel rifle and suppressor host...

Never had one before. Just not sure i wanna participate in the gov't tax program anymore than i already do with my income taxes.

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I'll add decent pics when i get them. Right now all i have are blurry.

I was wondering. Have heard Taurus work takes forever.

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AJMD429 wrote:Nary a problem from any of my Rossi leverguns other then a 16" in 454 Casual that had a generous chamber. Rossi rebarreled it in about ten days or so under warranty.

Just curious,
Where do you send a Rossi for warranty work?

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I think we will be fine. I really liked the two i owned before. One guy wanted one to match his 45 revo and the other one went away because my buddy took the trade on a Cimmaron Lightning 38.

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I made a couple posts asking about different 92's in 357. My thing was i wanted something that would reliably run 38 specials. After much going back and forth between the Browning and Taylor's, i decided to take so many of yall's advice and i bought a Rossi. Two actually. A 20" 357 and a 16&quo...

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He replied in my Browning thread. I am hoping for someone who shoots one a lot as opposed to a pro who tells me what one can be turned into. Cause I think Mr. Nate could make one run that is missing parts! Ha!

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I know I'm buggin yall! How bout the Taylor's and Company 1892 lever rifle? I still got the hots for a 92 in 357 but like i said in my Browning thread, dont want a safety like the Winchesters or Rossi's or rebounding hammer like the Winchesters. I do want it to be able to shoot 38 specials though. T...

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Thanks sir! I appreciate the info. Sounds like a bigplus for the Rossi there with the redesigned slot.

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Thanks. Havent seen one of those.

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Thanks for all the comments!!

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Wow. Not one vote cor the Winny 92...

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Did they make the Rossi 357 w/o the safety on top??

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Not sure i want a 73 to drag thru the brush... There again i dont "drag" any gun thru the brush.

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That is very possible. I'd sure be disappointed tho! Ha

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I am going to be replacing my Marlin 1894CP with another gun. I am thinking of a 92 clone. I like the Browning because it seems they are truest to JMB's design and they dont have any safties or rebounding hammer, but i hear they dont cycle 38's well. I've had Rossi 92's in other calibers and they ha...

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My ruger scout would shoot 1/2" groups at 100 yards with handloads if i did my part. Off a bench with my 2-7 scope dialed up to 7.

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I love good lookin leather! That one's a dandy!

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Awesome lookin deer! Photo looks really unique. Like a nice print or something. Good shot.

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