Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Yeah,
It is a sign of these times, I too have no one to leave them to.
I am not regreting that.
Leaves some nice guns homless though

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Some friends and myself got new shoes and some other stuff by tuning in some junk Jennings one time.

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Caco is RIGHT ON.
That win sets up her & Obama for a cat/ dog fight
We can only hope that the winner is a weakened third tier candidate

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Homefront, if you don't buy that saw, send me the name of the place;I will

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Interesting info, thanks

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Homefront ,
Google up the Crosscut saw company, gas not needed

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Hey,
Can we have some more input here.
I was thinking of a Taurus Tracker in .44 mag for when I retire.
Black bear country, carry it a lot , shoot it a little

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You serious?

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Can't help with your levergun, but the story reminded me that I used to take my.22 rifle with me to school and lay it in a mesqute bush.
Pick it up after school and go hunting.
Try that today!

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edsguns,
sand with what and how vigorusly between coats of shellack

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I think I know what a sex stone is, but I would be reluctant to commit it to print.

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Delta 88 comes into the void that is my mind at 55

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Ganjiro,
Finally stopped laughing enough to type,
CLASSIC

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There is medical help available

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You going to listen to him?

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3200.00 for a new trans. ???

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Rimhmfire,
Have they really " stalked you? "

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Read " Death in the Silent Places " by Peter Hathaway Capstick,
it will chill your blood

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You are kidding us , right?
Where did you find a woman that knows how to biscuts from scratch?

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pete 44ru
That is a PERFECT venue; gives the right angles you need for this

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Joe,
let me know, I think I can help, at least I'm willing to try

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I like the raffle idea, there must exist a venue to forward this endeaver

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If you ever want to sell it, let me know

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There is a " trick " it can still be done

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When you get the reticle into focus ( must be sharp ) now look at a fixed object ( rifle steady or in a rest ) Now shake your head slightly , left to right; up and down Is the reticle steady or does it move with your head? If it moves, your paralex is not set properly, this is a fine adjustment tech...

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I remember being amazed at how much a hide weighed, every time I did it

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OK, big problem. I used to work at an American scope manufacture place. If you can lay your hands on a set of machinists v-blocs,lay the scope in the blocks focused on a + drawn on a piece of paper on a far wall. Look through the scope while on the + and rotate it around the axis of the scope tube. ...

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I have never understood this type of behavior??????

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My uncle Jack makes one that will " rock " your world
Usually results in memory loss

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I can measure mine & send it to you, be aware mine is a crecent type

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I have a Mossberg 472 straight grip .30-.30.
It is drilled and tapped for a top mount scope, the 4 factory screws are still in it.
The trigger does travel with the lever

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25 Herret in a 92 action

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Paco,
The Luger hurts, even now.
What happened to that .256 Winchester Mag. on a Rossi 92?

IT TOO WENT THE WAY OF THE THIEF.... P

ALL GONE... I HAVE THEM ON NICS.. BUT NOW THAT THE FBI RUNS IT I'LL NEVER GET THEM BACK EVEN IF FOUND... PACO

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Joe,
Thank you for the advice and encouragement

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Joe, It is doable, the lever works, the parts move, the lifter goes up and down. The barrel is shot, would have to be re-lined, I ran the serial # through the Winchester check thing on this site, says it was made in 1886. I just did not want to commit a horrible indescretion by restoring it. If you ...

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The barrel is .22 & the brass lifter says .22 cal

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Really, why is that? It has the orginal buttstock, ( I believe ) no cracks; would re-finish well.

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Reminds me of a story:
We were talking about a new young guy at work. I said he was a good looking young guy, he'll go far, someone agreed, I responded I prefered a few lines in the face, showed character.
My boss looked at me and said my face had all the character he could stand!!!!!!!

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It is a .22 rimfire

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I like this guy, it was given to me also, and I would love nothing better than to fix it and shoot it.
As I am going to retire to N.M. in 2008.
When I was young we used to go rabbit hunting on thanksgiving morning, cottentail & biscuts & gravy!!!!

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Thank you, I think that was the answer I was looking for,
did not want to at some point in the future have somebody scream at me " what the @#$% did you do that for"

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I think it is untouched,
it is missing toggle links, bolt , side plates,& magazine tube

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To address your comment, I do not think it will clean up any at all

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I will if I can figure out how to, I could do it on the old computer; but this new one has a program called Correl Picture manager & it does not like me.
Anyone have experience with this program?

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I have a problem.
Have a Winchester 1873 rimfire.
It has seen better days,could be considered a parts gun.
Would I be commiting some sort of un-pardonable offense if I did a restoration?
Should I replace the miising parts and wall hanger it?

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Smith & Wesson .41 mag. 4 inch

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I have a .250 Savage 99,straight grip, there are NO holes in the reciever, is that odd?

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