Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

pokey

here ya go, take your pick.

this may not have been a good place to ask such a question.

welcome home.

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/1369690.htm

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/882400.htm

pokey

I think you will have a real hard time with that. That shot is going to be pretty darn hard, not what you want to use to make a slug in a Lee mold. I would highly recommend you get some soft lead. If nothing else, get you a quantity of lead fishing sinkers to use instead of that shot, if you can't ...

pokey

give this a try, paco and others you might recognize.

http://www.fiveshot.org/paco_kelly_71.html

pokey

hip, hip.

[i thought it was st. paddy's day.

]

pokey

i like his dog.

the 22 could be a winchester 61 or a savage 29b or several others.

pokey

gotta work tomorrow, but can spare some time [probably].
sent a pm.

pokey

The most important thing to have along is the proper attitude and mindset. you took the words right out of my mouth. :wink: also, one of my new favorite sayings, the more you know the less you need. the rest is just comfort level. :idea: You mean that my (non-bugout) EMT/Extrication Bag + a few par...

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One option I think more of us aging lever gun folks should explore is red dot sights. Red dots are small enough and light enough not to affect the handling and balance that we love so much in our lever guns. Red dots are also the fastest acquisition sights you can put on a lever gun, in my opinion....

pokey

BlaineG wrote:Welcome to the Home for Riflemen....

yepper. and a couple wayward pistoleros as well.

Meatwad wrote: I needed to get a lever action so the case wasnt just sitting around empty and here we are!!!

good thinkin.

pokey

most likely too late, but another buy vote. [nice of you to let us spend your money.]

pokey

Mescalero wrote:Every form of refuge has it's price.

heh.

pokey

ty, but unfortunately I don't have the item that this fits. I use a lee sizer die that screws into the press I'm new to casting and just purchased the equipment and didn't know enough to buy any kind of lube/sizer, I'm hearing I should save up for one of the star sizers. But for now I have the lee,...

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Sixgun wrote:The most important thing to have along is the proper attitude and mindset.

you took the words right out of my mouth.

also, one of my new favorite sayings, the more you know the less you need.
the rest is just comfort level.

pokey

i was almost afraid to look at the pic.

pokey

keep us posted on your eta.
i'll buy you a cuppa [what ever you texans drink].

and here's what to look forward to.

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pokey

don't know if it'll fit,

http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/i ... 0152766495

pokey

where abouts in vanwa? that's right next door, and where i work every day [almost].
when ya showin up? better wear your rain hat.

pokey

nice tack, nice stuff all around.

the boy? phony like a three dollar bill.

pokey

FWiedner wrote:Heck that's a gimme.

GE Pulse-Phased Plasma Rifle, 2.5GW Model, sans battery-pack.

That boy ought to wearing a laser-grade light-diffusing face shield.

Safety first!

just what you see on the rack, man.

pokey

there's more than one way to skin a cat.

pokey

so, how does she shoot?

pokey

not a bad price, for what it is. [so far].

pokey

very cool

pokey

here's a scan of my instruction sheet, let me know if it is readable.

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thanks paco, if you're reading this.

pokey

claybob86 wrote:Just saw an ad in the NRA magazine for Jack First Gunshop: http://www.jackfirstgun.com

Looks like they're in the business of making obsolete parts.

+1

pokey

check it out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltK-bDbADa8

pokey

Grizz wrote:The Jamestown Ships Box on p6 resembles the thousand year old viking shipwright's tool box.

from the nothing is ever really new department.

pokey

nice

especially like the trebuchet idea.

you need to find this book. one of my favorites.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Toolbox-Book- ... 1561582727

pokey

about half of this will apply, not being a front stuffer.
wiping between shots and projectile selection mostly.

http://www.blackpowderrifleaccuracy.com/tips.html

and of course consistency.

pokey

Griff wrote:Very nice pimp gun. Don't they have to be all "scratched up" to be BBQ guns?

must not be a "formal" BBQ.

pokey

go here, ask questions.

http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?board=57.0

warning; you may get more info than you really want.

pokey

Griff wrote: And add me to the list that would love to see some build pics!

yup,yup,yup.

pokey

never thought to look before, looks like i just passed 2500.

pokey

martini,,,,,shaken, not stirred.

pokey

pro=ammo is still available.

pokey

a little late, but an interesting watch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltK-bDbADa8

also, if [god forbid] you ever have a house fire, all the water the f.d.
pumps onto the fire will find it's way into the basement.

just food for thought.

pokey

Sixgun wrote:Nice job of puttin' it back together. Can't tell the difference.

You ought to work for Griff, he has a few guns that could use the same treatment. -------------6

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octagon wrote:Pokey those are cool, what brand are they?

lufkin 194s [1941-1946]

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pwl44m wrote:Got the parts kit on GB. $136.87 plus $10.00 shipping. I just barely stayed under My $150.00 total.
Perry

day late/dollar short, i was gonna offer you the s&w stainless guts from a model 66.
it would be interestjng to see if they fit.

pokey

BlaineG wrote:All's well that ends well ( Been shooting any .357?)

yup, shoots to poa at ranges i can see the sights at.

pokey

now some of y'all may remember that, along with old guns, i like old tools. so a while back i bought an antique-ish set of micrometers off of ebay. they took a week or more to show up, and after looking at the box, i recon the delivery guy must have lost a wheel chock, and used my box as a replaceme...

pokey

maybe a model 14 , with those grips.
didn't the 15s come with magna grips?

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Nate Kiowa Jones wrote:I think we should ask Obamo to appoint a Czar to look into to this.

careful what you wish for

pokey

. That's a Field Grade Model 1889 w/twist/Damascus barrels - the last & largest volume made of the Remington hammer shotguns. It's easily ID'd by the hammer(s), significantly different from all the rest, with that "teardrop" at the top/rear end of the large "C" shape. thanks...

pokey

Nath wrote:what the bores like?

N.

good, not perfect but very shootable.

pokey

a friend wants to sell her.
i've no clue on these critters.

pokey

what do y'all think?

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remington on both sides of lock,
remington arms ilion ny usa on rib,
those are the only marks on the gun.

pokey

hey,now.
i know you are a marlin guy, so just let me know where to pick her up.

pokey

jeepnik wrote: Well, I'd suggest you just go to the animals shelter and find a cute mutt puppy with big feet. They usually grow into the feet, and mutts & large breeds tend to be better tempered. Mutts also tend to avoid many of the health issues purebreds have.

this

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townies.

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