Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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In http://www.archive.org a lot of old webpages are available. However, one must know the right web address for the pages to find it. Pete Quite a few are just partial threads. Hobie, thanks for that link... but now I have a question for Terry. http://www.sixshootercommunity.org/images/legacy_files...

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The grips(stocks?-just saying, I have been chastized on another forum for saying grips) look cool to me I like them. And I don't get all the fuss about the nomenclature. God Bless Stocks on long guns, grips on hand guns; or " furniture " on either! :lol: Only A nally R etentive folks woul...

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Griff wrote:Very nice 3-screw... Looks to be in fantastic shape!

I'll say.

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BlaineG wrote:

Blaine, someday we've got to get together for a couple. I think I'd die laughing, but I'd die happy.

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Pitchy wrote:A little more history please, looks real cool.

Yes, please.

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One of the many reasons I do what I do. Can't abide a thief.

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Pitchy, can you really play that thing? I dink around on a guitar and would love to play banjo, but I've never tried.

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Griff wrote:Check out the "How To" section here: http://onesticky.levergunscommunity.org/

Yep. If you have any technical questions just ask. A number of people haver converted their rebounding systems. I for one.

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Here, here!

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I probably won't be imbibing, but I'll be there in spirit. Happy St. Patricks Day.

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I don't know the history of the forum, but would like to see it compiled so I would know. Can't remember when I joined the site before this one, nor the reason why. I can say I've joined a number of firearm related forums over the years and I don't frequent any of them like I do this one. This one i...

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DBCinID, Griff has a Sass # that most would kill for, me included. His insight into the game is well to be heeded. He was participating in SASS when dirt was just forming.

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Obviously I need to get the issue.

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game keeper wrote:I sure wish I had Swamp Donkeys 1/4 mile from my place! you're a lucky guy living where you do.

I've said that a million times about Danny's backyard. I'm openly jealous.

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I've never held one, but it looks nice.

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That's really a cool piece, Mike. We can get suppressors now in Washington. Just have to go through the application process. As an LEO I can have one, but onlly as long as I'm with the department. Now, I could get one on my own.

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Wow, the ignorant are shown the way. It doesn't surprise me though. I love prime rib and rib steaks. They're the best in my opinion.

JohndeFresno wrote:Well, I'll be switched! First there was indoor toilets, and now this!

Too funny.

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.45colt wrote:I can See that You are in A-1 form today,as the Hostiles have not been able to launch not one Arrow Your way....When I jump on the wagon train Your goin with Me. .

That's cause the hostiles are in council. But, I'd ride with Pitchy any day.

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Happy belated birthday. Sorry I missed it.

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Canuck, I find myself not hunting, but it's not by choice, but more because of time. It's hard to find people of like mind that I want to go hunting with. I don't do it for subsistence, but for the enjoyment of good people, camraderie and the great outdoors. But, time anymore just seems to be a comm...

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The reason some sights on single actions are tilted is because the barrel was turned as to put the shots POI with the sights POA. Now if the sights are straight up, but off to the side that's a different matter. The Cimarron SA I had was more accurate than my Colt SAA's, but the barrel came loose an...

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Mesci, here's hoping you get your project up and running.

Pete, nice shotgun. I seriously need to get after putting furniture on my LC smith and Stevens 511.

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Prep (the solution you need to drink to clear the pipes) is worse than the procedure - which really isn't that bad. I'll wholly agree to that. Just getting through the flushing about did me in. Reminds me of the scene in movie Monte Walsh with Tom Selleck. The one guy makes it half way to the outho...

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Pitchy wrote:That`s game gettin accuracy any day of the week, good going.

Yep. And, I'm also surprised at the four inch shift in POI with the Hornady loads. Somethings not right in Kansas.

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hfcable wrote:Steve, that is one beautiful setup and so neat and organized!

I'd have that place torn up in no time.

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Didn't see that one coming.

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Mescalero wrote:Thought you would get a kick out of " double mil spec.".

I know I did.

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Rusty wrote: Awesome!!

I'll double second that.

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Griff, now you know how I feel most of the time. That was so 29 seconds ago. Doohh!

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Jumping off the barn with your Superman costume on. Now, things are starting to make sense.

Just pulling your cape.

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That is one good sized turkey.

And, Shrapnel, I'm surprised there was no response to the gunwriter statement. I just can't believe you wouldn't say something about being in the same class as your brother MLV. Too funny.

Not dissin' anyone, just saying.

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It`s a 45 LC Kim, nice gun. :) Years, upon years ago, I had a Blackhawk in 45 C w/ a 7.5" bbl. I went out shooting with a guy that had one in 44 mag. His bullets on target were so much faster than mine I sold it. That was a long time before people were hotrodding the 45 to levels above 44 mag....

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Happy Birthday! Hope your able to enjoy your day.

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Ysabel Kid wrote:RIP indeed...

Godspeed

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Clearly my idea of the Swiss 1911 wasn't the right idea. It's a rifle not pistol.

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Looks like it'll work, Casa. I love working with leather. Not real good at it, but I like it.

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Glad to hear you're okay, Jay. Could of been a whole lot worse. Sounds like your customer is a standup guy. Need more of those type people around. You've had some hurdles these last couple of years. A couple of years ago I was tagged by an 82 year old man when he blew a stop sign. I barely saw him c...

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Obviously I missed OI not working at the prison anymore. What happened? Corrections Officers are generally in demand as most can't stand the work for long. I know I couldn't do the job.

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Need to pickup some more primers and powder. But, it will probably have to wait. Buyer just accepted our offer on a new place. Gonna be moving within the next month and a half. And, I'm going to have a shop again. Yeeehaaa!

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Sorry, doesn't do anything for me.

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Well dang, Hoosier. I wish I'd of known that before I made arrangements with someone else to engrave my Colt SAA. I'll definitely keep it in mind for the future though. Dang, dang, dang. Excellent work. Keep us up to date on when you're able to take firearms in.

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Griff wrote:I've heard really good things about it. Look forward to seein' it.

I can't wait. And how cool is that, that there are people on here with family in the film. May God look over and protect those in harms way.

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I almost agree. I've had some 1911's throughout my lifetime that I don't want back, but most I love. I'm not familiar with the brand name.

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Shrapnel, you put my meager toys to shame. Well, most of them anyway.

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Nice. What's the blackhawk?

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Now that's going to go straight to the top of the rack. I love the engraving. Not too busy, but it fills in nicely. Great job. You do that as a sideline? Might have some work lined up for ya.

As well as a number of other guys here.

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1892m wrote:the article finishes with this line... "The man's identity is unknown at this time."
man...right...what more can I say...quick way to loose one's man-card...

Now that's funny. It would really suck to have my man card revoked.

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I'm going to sound like your mother, but I'm glad your through with this. I was about to have a heart attack.

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Give it a little time out in the woods and it'll look perfect. You're on a roll.

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