Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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I also see them going for $600.00+ and agree that seems a bit high. I found one new W/O box a year ago for $350.00.

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Will Rogers. Enjoy his quotes: 1. Never slap a man who's chewing tobacco. 2. Never kick a cow chip on a hot day. 3. There are two theories to arguing with a woman ... . Neither works. 4. Never miss a good chance to shut up. 5. Always drink upstream from the herd. 6. If you find yourself in a hole, s...

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Prayers sent.

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I bought a Ruger M77 in 6mm Rem about 20 years ago that i thought needed some stock work and a trigger job. Stuck a cheap 4x tasco on it and it shot 1" groups at 100 yards. Put a Sightron 4-14x42AO a couple years ago and still haven't messed with the trigger. It shoots under an inch now. Coyote...

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+1 on that being a beautiful knife.

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My Favorite Animal Our teacher asked us what our favorite animal was, and I said, "Fried chicken." She said I wasn't funny, but she couldn't have been right, because everyone else in the class laughed. My parents told me to always be truthful and honest, and I am. Fried chicken is my favor...

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txpete wrote:the ranch dog 265 gr bullet is what I shoot out of my 444.excellent bullet.

http://www.ranchdogoutdoors.com/index.p ... ath=1_5_11

http://www.marlinowners.com/forums/inde ... 318.0.html

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Thanks for all the replies and advice. I have never reloaded for anyone else and was kind of having second thoughts about it anyway. I also found out that his son just ordered a rifle in the same caliber. Once I heard that I told him he needed to buy his own equipment and do it himself or just buy f...

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Have a friend that wants me to reload some 25-06 for him. He brought over all the components, including a new can of H4350 and the load information that his brother has been using for several years in the same rifle he will be shooting. They have been using 52gr. with a 100gr. bullet. Before I start...

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What are you heating with, electricity or gas. If you have a all electric furnace you could have a heat element "stuck" on. As soon as you cool the air it is then warmed back up. This could explain why your electric bill is so high and you house is not cool. This is a very common problem.

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+1 on the Ranch Dog moulds. I use them in 45/70,375 Win,444 Marlin, and 33-30. Accurate and hard hitting,can't ask for any more than that. He also offers great customer service.
Check them out here http://www.ranchdogmolds.com/

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Try the Riggs Workwear by Wrangler. These jean are tough, comfortable, and my shirts stays tucked in just fine. http://www.riggsworkwear.com/Home

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I do the same as Griff and have had no problems at all.

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Great report! I was also in on that group buy and will be trying it in a 22 hornet. Hope i have as good of results as you.

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May be something here you can use.

http://www.reloadersnest.com/frontpage.asp?CaliberID=84

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Sharp looking gun, and a good price. Wish I could run across a deal like that.

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I'm not talking about what they used, but rather how they did it. Never seen both rings behind the elev. and windage adj. and it appears to me that the windage adj. is on top and the elev. adj. on the side. Other wise looks like a nice gun.

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Never seen anyone mount one like this before.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =165800304

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Joe, you forgot to ask how they hold up to cat urine!

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Hope to hunt those someday. Beautiful animals and country.
Thanks for posting.

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Sounds like you need some trailboss. Check out the IMR website. You will find a lot of easy shooting loads.

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That is funny. Kind of a "Pale Rider"!

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I can't think of a reason to own one either........but i want one!

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I do heating and air conditioning. Lots of scrap coils, #1 and #2 copper, electric motors etc.
Save it all up and work on sorting it when I have time. Use the proceeds to support my levergun addiction.

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I've had Remington brass do that in 44 mag. and 41 mag. Switched to starline and have had no problems.

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Is this what you are looking for?

Scroll down to the bottom of the page.
http://www.legacysports.com/products/pu ... ather.html

Don't have one so i can't comment on how it works, but it looks good.

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he came out & did an inspection, including (I saw him do it) add some amount of R-410 refrigerant to my heat pump. He said that it was "a little low". He & his assistant spent a goodly amount of time saerching for a leak, with a leak detector. No leaks were found. How did he deter...

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13 degrees and snowing,25-35 MPH winds with gusts up to 45. Supposed to be -3 tonight, might hit zero tomorrow, -15 tomorrow night. Been fixing furnaces, repairing frozen water lines, and dreaming about better weather so I can get out and shoot my leverguns!

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The refrigerator already has hard start components, its already doing the best it can.
We have that same generator. When you are running your saw, is the unit on the constant high output setting or are you running on the auto feature? If on the auto, turn that off and give it a try.

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I'll tell you what I think and you can, of course, choose to say bad things about me, argue or whatever. In some states dealers are REQUIRED to collect the sales tax. I don't know about AZ, but that is true is some states. That a dealer in a state that requires it doesn't do it isn't a concern to m...

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Done!

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TedH wrote:Are you guys getting exit holes on coyotes shot with the Hornet?

Normally do not have exit holes unless they are very close shots. I normally take head shots at 50 yards or less and shoulder shots beyond that. Did have a 40 gr v-max exit on a head shot but the range was about 15 yards.

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22 hornet will do just fine. That is my go to gun when coyote hunting.

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SUPPER

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The guy I usually take them to will not even take them. Says they are not worth his time.

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Nothin ugly about that gun. I like it!!

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Pete44ru wrote:IIRC, The one I bought new in 1966 had a Lyman/Marbles type folder, that was hinged directly over the sight dovetail.

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+1 That's the way mine is.

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I'm here in Friend, NE population 1100.
Not much goes on around here.
But what you hear at the coffee shop makes up for it.

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3T Been away from the computer for a while and didn't see this. Are you looking at the regular firearm season or the antlerless only season choice? If you are just looking to hunt and put meat in the freezer the season choice is the way to go. Hard to get in anywhere for the regular season, but if y...

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Thanks for the well wishes, havin a good day so far.
Looking forward to Texas Road House after work!!

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Check out the Ruger website in the accessories and they have a holster made for the bearcat.
Got one about a year ago and am very happy with it.

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My area is green, and I hope it stays that way.

Only thing growing around here is corn.

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My first center fire levergun.

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Kansas Ed wrote: what would you want with the Hornet anyway, when there's the Bee?

Ed

Would like to have a Bee and a Zipper someday, just really like the Hornet and would like to have it in a lever.

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Did anyone ever make a lever action 22 hornet? If not, why? Are there problems with cartridge dimensions that make it unsuitable for a lever action? I know I am dreaming but I would be first in line for a Marlin 1894 in 22 hornet. Could you make the hornet work in a 1894? This is kind of sounding li...

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Years ago A buddy and I used to "cut" trees with .22's!
Ammo was cheap and lots of fun.

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Join the Cast Bullet Assc. or just check out their forum. http://www.castbulletassoc.org/join2.shtml
If those guys don't have a answer for your ?'s, there is no answer!

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Congratulations to you and your daughter.You should all be very proud.

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