Happy Birthday, pard! Keep waking up on this side of the dirt, and you can deal with the rest!

-Sam

Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Thu Sep 01, 2022 11:01 am

If yer gonna laugh at my sad tales, I'm not gonna share anymore redheaded terrorist stories!

*Grin*

that looks real good. i like the shell carrier setup. i bet it's fun with cans and stuff like that. :lol: With the cost of that Hornady .45 LC ammo, which I also use in my lever gun, I have to be focused on training, so not much 'fun' stuff anymore. Limited income and inflation keeping me a less fr...

I suffered a stroke a few years back, that destroyed strength in my fingers/hands, so I gave the Springfield stainless 1911 .45 ACP to my son. He could work the slide fine... I could not. I began using a little .38 spl S&W with a 2" bbl, but was not at all happy with results on knock down s...

My wife of 55 years watched as I cleaned a recently purchased Colt Mustang .380 stainless back in the 80's. Looked like somebody washed a 1911 A1 .45 ACP in hot water and drawed it up some! Used, but very gently, and like new. When I went to put it back together, she did it for me, and didn't fumble...

Welcome to the campfire Sam..... :D Thank you! I also own a Henry .22 LR lever, currently in 'safe keeping' with daughter's youngest, and an Uberti 1873 in .45 LC lever I once used for Cowboy Action, before a stroke and trembles in hands shut me down. New meds have me back on the range, and poking ...

Howdy Folks! I'm new to Leverguns.com, but this topic grabbed me right off! I'm 75 years old, and still shooting the Red Ryder I bought for our son when he was eight. Yes, it still works fine on rats in the ditch behind the house. Head shots generally kill, but a stun allows for a foot on the head, ...