Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

FWiedner

" As such, this classic combination became immediately popular with game hunters, whose irrational love for this marginally-performing round was conferred by the convenient, effective and shootable carbines made for it. Many ballistically superior lever-action rounds have been marketed over th...

FWiedner

Ysabel Kid wrote: Someone said that the Ysabel Kid reminded them of me...a similar heritage...

You don't appear to be the half-breed comanche gun-runner type...

FWiedner

I've had an 1894C for about 4 years and it is my favorite lever-gun. I've never had a single mechanical problem, and the gun feeds any .357 or .38 that I shove into the mag tube. The one item I feel is worth mention is that I did not like the factory sights at all, and it took some time to find sigh...

FWiedner

At the range, always.

In the woods, not so much...

FWiedner

.
Marlin 1894C in .357Mag.

FWiedner

This is just further proof that Hillary is a communist, W knew about 9/11, and Iran has a nuke.

Ya just cain't have nuthin' nice.

The world is goin' ta hell in a hand-basket.

FWiedner

If you've got a good rifle, you don't need a pistol.

.30-30, no question about it.

FWiedner

The gun will last far longer, and bring you greater pleasure (really), than the woman, and it will never tell you that you can't buy another gun.

FWiedner

The law of Unintended Consequences. We are now at the point in our history where we are beginning to reap the harvest from the seeds sown as a result of the "Civil Rights Movement" and it's legislative knife in the heart of America, "Affirmative Action". Don't get me wrong, all m...

FWiedner

As I recall, I was in my mid 20's and I was sitting alone in a blind box at the bottom of a hill on my Dad's property in the Texas hill country. My dad had been putting corn down, and I was staring at a pile of it about 40 yards away, thinking about how much my Dad's stand smelled like cigarette smo...

FWiedner

Gunbroker.com

FWiedner

A very handsome piece...

FWiedner

I mean no disrespect to Junior or any other members here who belong to the Democrat party, but this white (light tan actually) male wouldn't vote for a Democrat if they paid me. Even if it was under the table, in used 10s and 20s, tax free, and untraceable. Nope not me. For too long I've watched wh...

FWiedner

Nowadays, when I travel, I always take a concealed-carry sidearm (Kimber) and my Marlin 1894 in .357.

If I'm going hunting, I carry more to suit the specific purpose of the hunt.

But I always take the Kimber and the Marlin.

FWiedner

Maybe you can find something that will help here...

http://www.texasboars.com/anatomy.html

FWiedner

125 yards with a .30-06.

You are obviously not a true believer.

Congratulations on bagging a fine animal.

FWiedner

The man who took down the flag broke the law, just like the man flying the flag broke the law.

Two wrongs don't make a right.

There's nothing to do with political correctness in this issue, it's just the simple difference between right and wrong.

FWiedner

.

.357Mag

FWiedner

There's nothing wrong with trying to make your money back, and there's nothing wrong with selling for as much as you can possibly get. Me, I don't particularly care what another guy paid for it. It's interesting, but unimportant. I only care what I'll pay for it. Money aside, the thing you don't wan...

FWiedner

The right thing to do would have been to tell the business owner the proper and legal way to fly the U.S. flag and give him an opportunity correct his mistake. I'm curious as to whether or not this approach was attempted. I sympathise with the man's indignation at the perceived insult, but damaging ...

FWiedner

cas wrote:Old Rugers turn all sorts of interesting colors.

I'm thinkin' some oil might be in order...

FWiedner

That fella don't look happy. Like a kid whose Ma made him put on a tie that's too tight.

Been trying to figure out whether that's a button buck or if that's a bullet hole through the top of that deer's head. I don't see any other holes in that hide.

FWiedner

The first time a President starts to go after innocent people, I will be the first in line to resist, subvert(through underwear labels or whatever) and overthrow that President. OK. I don't suppose that we recall the incident wherein a fingerprint was misread and an INNOCENT American citizen was ar...

FWiedner

Are you married?

Can you throw the old ball-and-chain out first?

I'd hate to think that you haven't explored other options.

FWiedner

The first time a President starts to go after innocent people, I will be the first in line to resist, subvert(through underwear labels or whatever) and overthrow that President. OK. I don't suppose that we recall the incident wherein a fingerprint was misread and an INNOCENT American citizen was ar...

FWiedner

We used to fish for Blue sharks off of Elliot's Beach on Parris Island. We'd get a couple cases of beer and 4 of us in a 10 ft. row-boat and go to town. We'd filet those puppies, wrap 'em in foil with some butter, lemon, salt pepper and have a good ol' time. One day after we'd worked our way through...

FWiedner

In many ways I'm a bunny-hugger, but they are always bleeding and limp when in my loving embrace...

FWiedner

If wildlife could read, they would quickly become aware that a tree-hugging dumb-ass by any other name is still just a dumb-ass.

FWiedner

I hate the thought of selling any of my guns, but I've got a fair idea which ones might go if I had to. Heirlooms and guns that can't be replaced or bought back stay. Guns that are nice to have but that I don't use, go. I'd probably cash in military surplus and EBR's, and all but my most dependable ...

FWiedner

An imminently practical solution to feeding the in-laws.

FWiedner

The kid who got sentenced, Mychal Bell, is what we used to call "incorrigible". He was not sentenced to 22 years for getting into a fight in high school, he was already on probation for several previous assaults. The prosecutor tried to have his probation revoked, as he deserved, and was p...

FWiedner

His mother's name is "Peg"...

FWiedner

BlaineCGarverakaTubbyTuba wrote:The Feds say that you cannot knowingly transfer to a person not legally allowed to own that firearm (I think)

There are things that are nobody's business, especially "The Feds".

What I do with my private property is one of them.

FWiedner

Lived in CA years back.

Waiting periods. Assault weapons bans. CCW is a pain. Hunting regs are hit-miss.

I live in TX now.

None of that stuff to put up with. Life is like it oughta be.

I don't even visit that left-coast sh*t-pot anymore.

FWiedner

1983. The only center-fire rifle I owned was a Mini-14 that my new bride bought me for my birthday.

Still have that one.

FWiedner

He is much more likely to be on the right side of issues that matter to us most - especially guns - and especially compared to ANY of the Democrats likely to win their primary. IMO, His record on the those big issues demanding adherance to either the spirit or the letter of the U.S. Constitution sa...

FWiedner

(...and Ron Paul too...) http://gordonunleashed.com/blog/2007/09/17/the-second-amendment-comparing-the-fred-thompson-and-ron-paul-track-record/ ...of the 33 firearm-related votes cast while Thompson was in the Senate, Thompson voted against the Second Amendment almost half (42.4 percent) of the time...

FWiedner

Seems like they wouldn't have had to make restitution or serve probation if they weren't.

Wouldn't those requirements be handed down as sentence after having been "convicted"?

Hell, I dunno. Ask ScottT.

FWiedner

I was thinking about getting one of the 3" .38's myself.

Shopping around.

FWiedner

I've got one bore-snake and the results I've gotten with it aren't anything that would prompt me to buy another one. From what I'm reading above I can only conclude that I must be doing it wrong. What's the proper way to use one of these things? Or maybe that's the wrong question... How do you guys ...

FWiedner

None of the listed slugs registered over 79%.

21% leaves a lot of room for the next lying, money-sucking vote-whore to trick a fella out of a vote.

FWiedner

How a politician stands on the Second Amendment tells you how he or she views you as an individual... as a trustworthy and productive citizen, or as part of an unruly crowd that needs to be lorded over, controlled, supervised, and taken care of. ~~ I'm going to note that the State Assembly, the col...

FWiedner

I liked it.

FWiedner

I thought about a telescopic sight for my .357 and decided that I'd just probably not ever be shooting at anything so far away that I'd need magnification. I decided to use a red-dot sight/scope on a quick-detach mount, zeroed at an appropriate range, instead. Between the XS ghost -ring for broad da...

FWiedner

I'd imagine one would choose to be called a "cattleman" because there was a nasty and long-standing tradition of shooting "sheepherders".

Search found 5095 matches

Politics - Fred Thompson's record on the 2nd Amendment