Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Be careful how you ship the loaded ammo...

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His pirate buddy had a steering wheel in his pants

AARRRRRRGH. it's driving me nuts!

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It's fun to have a new shooter over, pick out a gun or three and go behind the house and shoot.
After wiping them down a bbq and a beer

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I cringe at the word "engineering "
I used to work with a very talented fabricator who said often
" if you want to build it, build it. If you want to @&$k it up, engineer it"
More often than not he was right

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Batman1939 wrote:what? Only ONE wall?? Most rooms have 4 walls, though some may be partially taken up by doors, windows or other Unnecessaries. Nice decor you've got there.

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That Big Bore is a 375 win. I just traded for the same in 444

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Second one down is a Win 92 with a model 65 barrel

It's a win 92 in 218 Bee

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TedH wrote:Nice wood on the Garand.

It's a Ruger Mini-14. Below it is a Mini-14 in 222

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Two or 3 years ago when shelves were bare for lack of powder and primers I ran across 12 pound keg of 800x. I had used 700x in 12 ga loads. The 800x was under $65 for the keg, I now am inventing uses for that stuff

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When I was a kid my neighbor shot woodchucks with a Win 70 in 225 win
15 years later I had to have one, the search resulted in me buying a pair of them
More or less the same story , buddy went bear hunting with a Win 94 in 375. I had to have one of those also

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Nice shooting
We put golf balls out 200 yards or so and shoot them with varmint rifles
They usually make a loud CRACK and head off to parts unknown

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Ended up with a wall of mostly levers

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Very nice!
Great caliber and hard to find in the 99

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Very nice!

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Are you shooting factory ammo? Gently squeezing......... Sounds normal Try rapidly moving the lever when chamfering a round I have two BLR. actually four if you count 22lr. Anyway a Belgium made BLR in 308 and a BLR81 in 223. Both are pleasantly accurate and great rifles You do not have to baby the ...

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Much rather look at a picture of a lady

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The best money I have spent on my house was picking it up and putting a 9 foot deep basement underneath of it

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I let RIFLE & HANDLOADER subscriptions go after 15 years. The articles to me became more likelike advertisement
Sporting Classics is the only mag I still get

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$300 go for it
I paid more than that for one in 6PPC that was rusted bad enough you could not chamber a round

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A class for everything. Keeps everyone shooting against like equipment. Fun for all
Did you drive to the match? That did not exist in the late 1800s lol
I have not been to Friendship in 15 years or more but I used to love going and shooting trap while there
I always enjoyed the flea market as well

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My new boss has a Surface Pro
This afternoon he was bragging it up to me and it froze on him
He powered down 3 times before it started working

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claybob86 wrote:
jnyork wrote:My prairie dog shootin' portable bench rest:
That picture makes my back hurt!

I was thinking the same

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I wanted a solid bench that I can move to various distances from my backstop http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c176/Travelinman/Reloading%20room/Shootingbench1.jpg The wheels and axle are from an old lawn mower that a coworker was junking (at the right time for me!) The loop fits over a 2" ball...

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Proofhouse is also a very handy reference to have

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Check out the sale this weekend at Grice
Federal bulk packs 19.99 limit 20

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I stopped there a year ago, very cool place AND ITS FREE
The NRA museum is another great free museum

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Worst case park at the airport for a reasonable daily fee
At least you know your vehicle will be there when you return

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Browning fan here

Ok I really cannot pick one

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[quote="BlaineG"]I'm sure everyone but me knew this, but, they spin/twist on and off easier than pushing/pulling.[/quote

This is how I dinit with my 610, this s gun gets shot very little

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I would suggest that you switch to a better varmint bullet. If there is enough left to eat you are not doing it correctly

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BlaineG wrote:"Like A Rock"

Bahahahaha

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BAR Hog stalker, FNAR and Winchester SXAR are basically the same. I have a Winchester I picked up for a grand otd

It shoots sub moa just like FN advertises and is not too selective on what ammo

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I usually add a few drops in with my walnut media and get great results

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Old Savage wrote:Mine is very accurate with Win 240 gr jacketed.

I do not shoot mine often but I am pleased with the accuracy of 240gr bullets in mine as well

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Last time I was in Sedalia I bought some 375 bullets, 41 mag bullets and a few pounds of 44 mag bullets.
I had them wrapped nicely and in my luggage. TSA idiots openned them and I had to sort them as they were all mixed together

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Thanks to a bit of help from 8ball I spent some time this afternoon loading some 25-35 brass in anticipation of receiving a Remington Model 8 that I purchased a few weeks ago ( long story but not here yet) It seems to me that loading the odd and old calibers is more fun than high volume handgun load...

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rbertalotto wrote:Have you read the book "Glock-American Gun"....???

Amazing, can't put it down, type of book. If you like firearms, business stories and intrigue...It is a MUST READ!

I read the book awhile back and completely agree

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Rimfire McNutjob wrote:It must have been quite popular. You see far more 92's with a 65 barrel in Bee for sale than you do actual 65's in Bee. Sounds like a nice setup. What kind of sights is it wearing?

Mine has the receiver drilled (!) and a redfield sight

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I just picked up a Winchester 1892 in 218 Bee
The rifle is a shooter, not a collector.
The S/N seems to be in the early 1900's and I believe the 218 Bee came about later, 1930's or so. The barrel is a Winchester Model 65 barrel
Was this a popular conversion at one time?

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The less you work brass the better.
If your BLR needs small base dies then so be it but if it does not you are needlessly working your brass excessively.
My Belgium made BLR in 308 works great with reloads using normal dies

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Is the Browning also not permitted in those states?

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I tried selling one at gun shows in the late 1980's for $135. I got tired of that heavy rifle and finally sold it for $115

gotta go, I am starting to cry

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West of Minneapolis (45 min drive IF I recall) is a nice gun shop. Little Crow guns. Closer to town is Gunstop reloading that has a bunch of guns too

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Winchester 88?

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I own a couple of Lone Eagle's ...there are several different generations from SSP86 up to when Magnum Research made them then stopped. Mostly the differences are in the case ejection system. I also own a Competitor... simular in looks but completely different, way better trigger. Lone Eagle in 308 ...

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I too fondled the rifle in Lyman's booth.
Definately on my list in 22 Hornet

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I had a mini-30 in 7.62x39...... it is now a Mini-30 in 6mmPPC!
your gun would be a great start..... IF you don't like the caliber

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Just a bit of humor in mine

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Easiest way I know is far from the cheepest.... send it to Turnbull Restorations!!! NO doubt you will be happy with it

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