Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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There were plenty of Double actions produced during the 92 Winchester production period. Some even before like my first model DA 44.

I have a pair of Vaqueros but I prefer double actions for general use. With autos, I'm the opposite, so far.

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I saw some long 22 inserts for rifles on the Alaskan site. That looks like it might work providing you index it repeatedly as you have observed. Bore dimensions of rifles are much more consistent and that provides support for the tube. And the sights on those rifles are incredibly precise whether op...

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Actually I would consider look for a police or corrections trade in. You might get a nice S&W 66 or something similar pretty cheap. It might even come without the internal lock and mim parts!

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Are those actual clocked velocities? You can't rely on published data with greatly reduced barrel lengths. If so I stand corrected. Your Ruger is handily beating a full size 9. I don't see twice of anything though except maybe recoil and noise. Your load from your Ruger is still comparable to 40 per...

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That one is a rifle though

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Went to the LGS today. There was an 1873 hanging above all the bolt guns. Upon closer inspection, it's a 38 also! Looks decent although I didn't take it down.

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Yes, I'd rather put that money toward getting it choked and in a short case than making a poor rifle out of it.

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Depends on your taste and uses. I have a six inch S&W 586. It's easy to shoot well and is crazy accurate, but it's really too long and heavy to carry holstered very long. A four inch would be better. I think snub noses are too short to benefit the 357 (makes it a loud, fiery, hard kicking 9mm). ...

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The more I read and think about it, I'm leaning towards not getting an adapter. It seems like good handgun level accuracy at best at ranges that can be handled with shot. I can use a handgun, even a very small inaccurate one, for the situations I mentioned. For $70 to $120, I don't think it's worth ...

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I see inserts ranging from chamber length up to 18 inches. Some of the short ones aren't even rifled. I'm thinking the middle ground is probably the most practical. A five to seven inch rifled insert for handgun ammo is what I am thinking. I don't think the accuracy is there for long range, even if ...

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Does anyone here have any direct experience or observation with inserts that allow firing of handgun or rifle ammo through a shotgun? Seems accuracy would be lacking, especially with the lack of precise sighting. I know there are a few companies making these and they seem to resonate with the surviv...

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Since you said old single shot, I would suggest looking for a Stevens crackshot. It's a falling block so it will be easy to load and fire with LR, L, S, CB, shot, etc. they were made up into this century so there should be some reliable ones on the used market

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I generally agree. That's why I don't buy the cheap bulk boxes. That said, the only squib I have ever experienced was with Eley (not Tenex, but still very accurate practice ammo) during small bore practice in college. I caught it because there was there no hole in the paper and the coach pushed the ...

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Nicely done sporter. I would never sporterize my almost 70 year old M48 that looks new, but so many rifles were modified in the middle of the last century. We might as well enjoy them and put them to use as we see fit. My dad gave me a customized Swede. I may do a little work to it if it shoots well...

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I like Winchester Power point and CCI SGB for hunting with my bolt gun. They are both accurate and designed for performance on game. The SGB is spectular on beaver with head shots, no tail slaps like I was getting with round noses. I like a high velocity solid for my MK II and my Kimber 1911 kit for...

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The title of the article is misleading. The article goes on to say the prosecution team was not allowed to use the bird's vocals. She was convicted anyway. I do believe the parrot is repeating what he heard as a tramautic event he witnessed though.

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They look good on that blued Gold Cup

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I think he is guilty. Not signing it.

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Perswan, have you called Ruger? If they still have bands in stock, they will be cheap. Wouldn't be surprised if they just mailed you one at no charge. Don't know if the bands are identical to those of the 10/22. If so, they probably have at least a pickup bed full of them.

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Low rings will work. I have a Leupold 2.5-8x36 mm on mine.

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I would rather have IC and Mod in a double. I also rather have a 20 to reduce size and weight. But for that money, I would jump on it. I might would cut and tube the barrels later or just open one or both chokes. Under $700 for a major brand O/U is a steal these days.

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Yes, as described above. I'm sure Leupold will send you a manual if you request it.

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The serial number should be on the receiver. However, it has to be a very modern FN made M70. Parts are made in South Carolina and shipped to Portugal in the last few years.

I haven't seen one assembled in Portugal, but the SC completely made ones seem to be very high quality.

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I got a 77/22R shortly after it was introduced. I was a teenager in the mid eighties. The rifle listed for $275 then. That's what their American 22 lists for now. That's why fine traditional bolts are going up or being phased out. Bolt guns have been simplified to make cheaply and everyone makes the...

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I love my 705. Snapped the very tip prying something. I just cleaned it up with a stone

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That's a pretty rifle. Shoots great too. The 1892 is my favorite Winchester lever gun. It's in my top three of Browning designs.

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I don't know if he is the best, but Turnbull is the most famous in the gun press. Maybe he is good at marketing or has enough production for his name to be widespread. I'd say his colors look great. I just don't like them on some of the guns he does.

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That Marlin looks tacky to me. But $1300 isn't too bad for a new rifle refinished by the top name in CCH work, if you like it.

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Maybe 125 yards?

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Doesn't look like any 1897 forearm I've ever seen

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Nice lines though...looks like a Walther with grill marks

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Guns like that have a history of not being produced long and going up in value. S&W, Taurus and Rossi have all produced big bore, 5 shot, short barreled revolvers on 357 frames. Not many people buy them, they get discontinued, demand goes up

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Bonds are no where near as small as a Remington derringer. It's compact but not tiny. I haven't shot one but they seem well made and are highly regarded. That said, there are better choices for self defense against armed men. It may work fine on canines at very close range. Remember these are very s...

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While researching and restoring my dads old Iver Johnson champion, I've seen references to a 44/100 chambering. I thought it was some sort of proprietary small gauge shotshell.

Now that I know it's just a 44 WCF, I want a barrel for it. (This one is 12 ga)

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He liked to degrade and abuse prostitutes and under aged girls. not much of a fan

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I didn't say Henry was a cheesy brand as a whole. But their making of rifles without loading gates is a marketing ploy, i.e. Branding, to associate their company with the 1860 rifle. IMO that's cheesy. And so is fake brass. They can make a 1892, but they won't make it faithfully. It would have front...

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It will never happen. Henry is stuck on a inferior loading system that has been obsolete for 150 years. And it's not about cost. It's about cheesy branding to tie their name with a rifle they did not develop. Yes I know rimfires are loaded into tube mags this way. They are too small and soft for rea...

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Nice rifles. I love that peep on the auto.

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Good to see from my alma mater...Go Wolfpack!

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Maybe put the pieces in a tumbler?

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GunnyMack wrote:Buddy of mine had a spectacled camain( crocodile) that he named Pheydeaux(fido). I'm not shyttin an actual croc for a pet!

I wonder how the optometrist figured out the prescription

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Yes, the 45 Super case is stronger than acp cases although they are externally identical. The increase in performance, through velocity only, is by taking increased pressure. I only mentioned it to show that a weaker gun with a thinner cylinder can take pressures of around 28k. I have no idea how lo...

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Well there are guys shooting 45 Super in S&W N frames chambered in 45 ACP. These loads are running about 28k psi. The Blackhawk is a lot stronger than any N frame Smith. I would think 30k is plenty safe.

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Nice rifle and you must see ok, because that's fine shooting with open sights

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Craig Boddington has written that his 94 trapper will shoot half moa. I saw a photo of his target. Don't remember the load, but I think it was factory. Not the norm, but shows what can happen when everything goes together right.

And that's with a receiver sight

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I remember reading that it is very challenging to get the uniform powder charges that this little case requires. Read that in the Hornaday manual I believe. Maybe it was Speer. Then add trying to place the tiny bullet on the tiny case for seating. I don't think I would want to bother with it. Hard t...

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https://bearingarms.com/bob-o/2015/07/08/u-s-military-makes-monumental-shift-hollowpoint-pistol-ammunition/ Ok again, the US did not sign The Hague Conventions whose signatories have agreed to not use ammunition designed to enhance wounding, at least when fighting other signatories. Geneva does not ...

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Just read the Wikipedia page on the XM17 trials. None of the pistols in the trial were chambered in 45. Sig submitted theirs in 9x19 and 357 sig. So who knows?

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The United States is not a signatory to The Hague conventions or any other rules prohibiting expanding bullets. Not sure why most all military combat ammo is fully jacketed. Maybe for reliability? Anyway, there are plenty of reports from summer of 2015 indicating the move to jHP bullets. Snipers hav...

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