Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Insurance restrictions are a PIA in taking vehicles across national boundaries. Your company thinks to themselves that if anything happens, they could be out 20-50k or more for the rig as a result , or at the leasst , settlement could be tied up for months and months As far a s the Mrs., OU footbal...

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Good luck....that long distance stuff gets old after awhile..... It's only 472 miles. I routinely run 650 -700 on a daily basis. Just sucks that I'm gonna have to unload the dirty laundry, the dog and some of my gear into the rental car now (after Enterprise picks me up). The car rental and fuel wi...

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300 head? Ouch, that's gotta hurt.

I've got five acres down near Antlers and worry that someday it'll all go up in flames since it's heavily forested.

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... got a call from my company yesterday and was informed that they would no longer let me take the truck up to Sudbury, Ontario for time off. To get home to my wife now means that I'll be parking my truck at our terminal in the Detroit area and renting a car to make the eight hour drive to the nort...

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Unfortunately because I run up to Canada I'm not able to carry a firearm with me. I've never had an issue as I tend to park in Flying J truckstops in rural areas instead of those in metro locations. I do carry a tomahawk with a hammer head though. It's a tool for use on the truck. :lol: And I pray t...

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Howdy and welcome.

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When the economy went south and the government took steps to "nationalize" the banks, I mentioned to someone that the precedent had been set for them to nationalize any industry they deemed vital to "national security" to solely supply government agencies at the exclusion of priv...

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rjohns94 wrote:sounds like a wonderful day indeed.

Not so much for the coyotes.

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Hope you get well soon. I

t does suck being sick and alone. I came down with food poisoning once after eating at a Waffle House in North Carolina. The next two days driving down the highway had me stopping more times than I had planned.

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Why is anyone shocked that kids are willing to kill their parents these days? Parents routinely kill their children while still in the womb.

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As a simple minded guy I view the entire "benefits" concept offered by employers as odd. Pay me a wage to compensate for my time. No pension, no health care, just give me the money to save as I see fit without government involvement. All these plans and schemes are the result of a central ...

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This would be funny if it weren't true.

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Working fine for me, even though the wifi signal at the truckstop here is a bit slow.

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This is my miniature dachshund furkid. His name is Keylock and is a little more than 10 years old. He weighs in at a staggering ten pounds and is my companion with me on the truck.

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Welcome to the fire. Pull up a log and enjoy.

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Try using a decoy of some type. It can help out with some shots. Here in New England many hunters set up bait piles to hunt over. It is becoming a very good way to hunt these creatures as for some reason they can be very call shy. Baiting isn't hunting IMHO. In my mind hunting involves searching......

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Now the down side. While I was out my wife was online balancing the acounts :shock: So she and I had a pleasant conversation when I got home about my new found treasure :oops: . Think I will be sleeping on the couch the rest of the weekend. http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p320/dw64/ManCardRevoke...

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I spotted a Henry .22 not long ago while in Wally World while shopping for groceries to stock the Kenworth. Walked out with it... and a new Marlin .30-30 and a .44 Rem Mag lever! Next time you want to go grocery shopping, mebbe I should tag along just to keep you out of trouble! :wink: Maybe. Groce...

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I spotted a Henry .22 not long ago while in Wally World while shopping for groceries to stock the Kenworth. Walked out with it... and a new Marlin .30-30 and a .44 Rem Mag lever!

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1911's are simple, reliable and good at dispatching scum to the afterlife when necessary.

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Congrats. Thanks for defending the Constitution and the country.

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yes, those are Navy folks. The gal with her eyes closed is a 2nd Class Petty Officer (i.e, E-5). The guy next to her is also a Petty Officer, but I can't see what rank. Both have a few ribbons, and you can see a breast insignia badge above the ribbons, though the picture quality isn't good enough t...

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I backup everything I save onto a Western Digital portable hard drive. Since the computer I have in my truck is a modded desktop it makes transfering things to my home desktop easy as 1.2.3.

http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?driveid=391

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J Miller wrote:
Question for those who know. In the lower left quadrant of the picture there is a group of soldiers in black uniforms. What branch are they from?

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Me thinks Navy.

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Even though I'm an Oklahoman... God bless Texas! And Happy Birthday!

Having said that... Go Sooners.

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At times we all need someone who can relate to us.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7EpaDsmipg

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I'm sorry General Washington, but your forces don't meet workplace diversity requirements.

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Welcome to the fire. Pull up a log.

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If the EPA existed in 1773 they would have prevented Bostonians from dumping the tea into the harbor.

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http://www.defenselink.mil/dodcmsshare/ ... A-004a.jpg

Once loaded click to enlarge. These Marines don't look happy to have to BS slung at them.

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Now, everyone knows that truckers from flyover country can't read, especially stuff about history, politics, and philosophy! That's something only the edjumikated college kids learn to do, them what's always telling us what to do, since they know so much... :roll: You had your opportunity to see fi...

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and they say we are in a depression --- :D looks like you are doing fine. darn fine brace of vintage style firearms you got now I'm doing fairly well even though freight industry wide has dropped off. I'm clicking off 3000 miles per week which deposits a decent number of binary digits in my bank ac...

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Interesting.

http://www.vbs.tv/full_screen.php?s=DGF ... sc=1363196

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Over the past couple of months I've mentioned here on the forum that I've purchased a fair number of brand new firearms (5 new levers, 2 revolvers and a shotgun). I've also invested in reloading equipment for the calibers (.44 Mag, .357 Mag & .30-30). But my favorite investment so far over the p...

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My squirrel gun is a Henry (bottom piece in photo).

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I'm personally boycotting Maine products until you folks dump the two traitors you call senators.

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I'm looking for a country where I can find Liberty...

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Good for her!

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A trade I made with my former father-in-law years ago: my Series 70 Colt Commander .45ACP for his Detonics MkVI .45ACP Had to sell the Detonics and other firearms after I went through a divorce and subsequent bankruptcy so I could eat back in 2001. Miss that Detonics. It was a great shooter and conc...

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Last week I bought a Ruger Vaquero .44Mag and .357 GP101

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Second Ranger to the left has a Thompson. Going after Capone?

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I will jump in and nod in agreement with some of the other replies... ... Basically it is this: The more things you have and possess, the further you distance yourself from nature, the further you are from God/the Divine/ the Creator. For in the Garden of Eden what was the first thing that Adam and...

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As a newb to leverguns I my approach was a bit thought out. Lever #1 was a Marlin .30-30. All around good utility caliber and plentiful ammo supply. Useful for taking game and political varmits should the 2A need to be exercised. Lever #2 was a Henry .22 for small game and plinking. Lever #3 was a M...

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I have been contemplating this topic for some time and I am not sure exactly how to put it. In my travels over this great nation I have been able to compare and contrast geographic regions. One of the things that I have noticed is that in other parts of this great land the people seem to have a gre...

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This is my favorite gun site. You guys for the most part are filled with common sense, view government as a necessary evil and have helped me learn more about levers. :) If I could have one thing different on the forum it would be to seperate OT subjects from the actual firearms discussion. This is ...

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Thanks for posting Jim. I know that as I grow older I find myself leaning more on the Lord above than any ability I might poccess to survive. This part of life is temporal and only a prelude to the one I am going to share in His presence.

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I'm a newcomer to the levergun scene. I bought my first Marlin .30-30 about two months ago. A couple of weeks ago I bought another Marlin .30-30, a Marlin .44 Rem Mag and a Henry .22. Today I bought a Puma 92 in .357. :D I became interested in levers when I stumbled across an article by The Mad Ogre...

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I rounded out my levergun collection this morning. I found a Puma 92 in .357 with 16" barrel. I need to stop spending FRNs.

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Update: The saga continues somewhat. Since buying the Marlin .44 mag I've been itching to acquire a matching pistol. I stopped at H & H gun range in OKC yesterday and picked up a few more firearms. The photos shows a new Ruger Vaquero in .44 mag. The revolver below it is a new Ruger GP101 in .35...

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