Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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I had a good day. Thanks, gentlemen.

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A belated thanks. I've been gone visiting family and having a good time.

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It may have been "Extreme Prejudice" with Nick Nolte.

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Thank you, and may you have the same.

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Happy Birthday Hobie!

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I ordered a pair, and the e-mail notification popped up within an hour or two.

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1988, according to his bio on the back page of my copy of "To Tame A Land". It's on my bedstand right now.

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I have one that I shoot maybe a box and a half of high brass shells through a year. It is still nice and tight.

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Does anyone [Cimmaron, etc.] carry them over here? I've never seen one, and I've looked.

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I still have to go to work at 0600 tomorrow morning

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Congratulations!

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There, I say, is a true Christian gentleman.

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FLOUR, GARLIC, AND ONIONS! Horns go on the wall, but does fill the freezer!

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Thanks for the replies, gents. I'm going to try Jack's idea and see how it works out.

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I forgot to mention that it is a Browning. My local gun store closed its doors last month, so I don't know anybody right now locally that I would trust with the drill and tap job.

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I hate to say it, but after missing the biggest buck I've seen in years, I have to. My eyes just aren't what they used to be. I can get decent groups on the range, but lining up the sights for a quick shot in low light is getting beyond what I can do. I really like my SRC and I want to use it bear h...

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Happy Birthday to Gunny JReed and my fellow former Marines here.

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YUM!

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I saw several at the Dug Up Gun Museum in Cody, Wyoming last year. Interesting place not far down the main drag from the Buffalo Bill Historical Museum.

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Bowling?

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His real name is Jonathan Goldsmith, and I guess he had a small part in "The Shootist". John Wayne shot him.

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Thanks gents. If it wasn't raining, i'd be shooting

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Prayers up for your full and speedy recovery!

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That just aint right.....

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My favorite book on Midway is Barrett Tillman's "DAUNTLESS". Though a work of fiction, I think it really gives you a feel of what those young pilots went through. I recommend it highly.

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Yup. NATO Cruise1985 when I became a Bluenose on the USS America as part of the Marine Detachment. Had liberty in England.I liked England. Med Cruise 1986 when we bombed Libya. Liberty in Italy, Spain, and France. Don't care to go back. Gulf of Mexico, Carribean, been up and down the Eastern seaboar...

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I was there with my family last summer. Awesome town, rodeo,whitewater rafting, and the Cody Museum. There is also another museum downtown with dug-up guns from all over. Very interesting.

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I don't care who you are, that there is FUNNY!

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I've got the yen for one of the Imperial Russian contract guns.

Alas, but not the coin to aquire one.

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Hollowpoints seem to work fine so far in my 9422.

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Hmmmm, let's get out the cast-iron skillet, butter, and garlic and see how he tastes.

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I liked it. I think it was much more authentic than almost anything I've seen come out of Hollywood.

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I own three Kromers. One green, one camo, and one blaze orange, and I really like them. BUT....the flaps only come down so far. When it gets really cold I wear a Crown Cap made in Canada. Same design as a Kromer, but it also has internal ear flaps that can fold down, completely covering the ears and...

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Happy Birthday Karl!

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I don't have any Marlins, I've always preferred Winchesters, but I'll bet you one whole dollar that if you sell that gun you'll regret it. I always did.

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Only one I've ever seen do that was a Spencer

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It looks like the same oath [as I remember it], that I first took in 1983. I still feel bound by it.

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My great-grandfather's name was Ananias. His wife's name was Anna.

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Today marks my 22nd year as an officer of the Michigan Department of Corrections. It never ceases to amaze me what those guys can come up with. I just wish they were all as funny as this.

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Welcome! You'll like it here.

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Griff, can I ask where you got that? If so, is that the original front sight? I just got a 86 SRC of my own and I like the looks of your setup. I have to wear old man glasses myself and like you I really don't want to have to drill on my rifle.

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Prayers up.

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Check out Wigwam socks. They're made in Wisconsin.

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A Winchester 9422 Trapper and a Finnish M-28 Mosin/Nagant. I just got a beautiful Browning 1886 45/70 SRC that I'm itching to shoot.

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I live only twenty miles south of the Soo. I think I'm going to look extra hard for some of those old clothes next summer when I go garage saling.

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Thanks, 86er, for the info. I appreciate it.

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86er, you have me concerned. I bought mine 8 or 9 years back and have shot it quite a bit. I originally got it with an eye to start CAS shooting, but couldn't get the weekends off to do it. I also have two friends that own them too. One hunts with his, another uses his for CAS. It was described to m...

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I have one that I've been using for years. With 2" 3/4 Remington hi-brass 6 shot, it just hammers a pheasant. I switch to 7 1/2 shot for partridge, because I need all the help i can get when it comes to hitting them on the wing! :lol: They are good, solid guns. You also get quite a few comments...

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Those woods look familiar. My old stomping grounds was the Fairview area.

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I know what you mean. My sharpest knife is an old carbon steel Case butcher I found at a garage sale for .25 cents.

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