Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Just "Sky Busting" them. Great info. They have been coming down off a field all week till today...Now there way up there etc. Been trying to call them down with no luck. I'm aiming at the head are with my swing. Guessing they are still to high. They were about 40-50 Yards up till today. Ugg!

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Ok, I have hunted Pheasants and love it. Now, I here trying Canadian Geese. Need some advise. What is an optimal distance for a good shot and how much lead do or should I expect to use? Using an O/U 12Guage with 3" Shells. Thanks. Oh, BBB Steel shot.

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Anyone have any experience with one of these? Would like to hear the your real world experience. http://www.brownells.com/reloading/case-preparation/case-trimming/case-trimmers/rcbs-trim-pro-power-trim-kit-120v-sku749008322-38308-71420.aspx?mc_id=12000&ch=csh&gdftrk=gdfV21820_a_7c187_a_7c731...

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I'm using IMR 4198 behind a 300Grain Oregon Trail. 1886, 26". Still working on the load. Love the 45-70Govt.

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Had the same problem. First item on the agenda was to replace all the batteries. While the unit was down, i took them to the garage and gently blew compressed air through them. After numerous episodes this helped out tremendously.

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Like this one myself.

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The Lie: I put the Ear Muffs on the tree to indicate the two exit holes above and below the muff.
The Truth: When a tree falls in the woods I didn't want the tree to know if it makes a noise or not.

The Limb Saver really works wonders! Shoulder is in great shape this morning.

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So I finally got my NIB Browning 1886 out for a shake down for the first time. Loaded up some BHA Brass with CCI Primers behind 300 Grain Oregon Trail with 35 Grains of IMR-4198. Used a limb saver too! Recoil was manageable. Really wasn't out for the accuracy as much as the... well you know. Set rif...

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Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.

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I got tired of looking for New 45-70 Brass and resorted to Once Fired Brass on GB. Got a Good supply now of Excellent Brass. Now to the question of New Brass.... Yes it starting to come on the market again and very slowly. .444 Marlin Cases seem to be in short supply although.

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Chicago Cutlery makes or use to make a leather sheathed filet knife. Can still pick one up on EPlay every now and then. I "Had" one and I'm still kicking myself over selling it. Good Knife set.

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I will be taking donations towards my purchase of one of these......

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FWiedner wrote:Any response is all about the actions of the man, not the color of his name.

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"in that nearly-obsolete 45-70 Whatchamacallit.

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Can of Worms just opened up Doc.

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Eye'm only a 2.0.... Guess I should be Green with Envy!

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As long as I can ever remember, there has never been a time where I have traveled through Pennsylvania and not driven through a work zone. Perpetual job creation.

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Should any program be developed or aired around the use of Leverguns, I reserve the right to all royalties etc.

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On the Outdoor Channel, there is quit a bit of everything but Lever guns. Time for a change I would think! TC, Bolts, Blonds, Competition, Bows, ... you get the point.

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Nazgul wrote:Neat idea! I have a holster on the rollover bar on my JD 5205. Usually has a Blackhawk 3.75" 44 Mag in it.

Don

Checkout the Rear Hubcap also.

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Alcohol induced humor! Forgot to add that. Sorry. (not!)

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Little board today Eye guess.

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Hagler wrote:...here is a screenshot, from that video, showing "tooling chatter" in the rifling:

Shawn

Pictures are always worth a 1000 words... Ouch!

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Remember when it actually meant something!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE1huPYerp0

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Preventative Man-Tenance and Elbo-Grease.

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I did a previous post requesting some Preventative measures over this issue etc. Now after a quick Goooble search , there are multiple good information sources of your exact question with a good remedy.

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Candle in Window burning.

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Classic photo of Mary there. Any details on the Sharps(?) she is holding?

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http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... =4&t=49212

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You got that right!

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Eye-Agree! The art work is wonderful. Love the old Winchester posters as well.

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Spoil her rotten!

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Guess you put the toilet seat down then.

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Eye would have done the same thing.

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I keep mine in the air-tight plastic RCBS boxes, with a piece of VPI paper (vapor-phase inhibitor, you can get it from Brownell's). I change the paper every 3 years or so. I have dies that I got in the 60s and 70s with no sign of rust. Eye am just up the road from you so to speak. So, there is much...

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Definatly interesting....err, interested!

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Thank You to all who took the time to respond in a Mature and Responsible way to help me and others who hope to learn to do things in a better way.

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I have been shopping for a set of dies as of late in several Calibers. Some on FleaBay that I have viewed are questionable due to rust, Is there a secret or practice to keep RUST at bay? WD-40, Rice, Silica, or what have you guy do?

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joec wrote:I anneal my new brass in 45-70 before I load it the first time. I also size it as well after that. I anneal again after 5 to 6 reloads and I'm getting about 20 to 30 times before replacing the brass.

Great!, Practical and Factual experience we all can learn from. Thank you, Big John.

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BRASS IS AN EXPENDABLE COMMODITY/PRODUCT, WHEN IT STARTS TO CRACK YOU SHIQCAN THE ENTIRE BATCH AND BUY NEW.....YOU HEAR ME...NEW !!!!! THINKL I AM KIDDING, CONSIDER THIS....IF THE NECKS ARE SPLITTING THE CASE HEADS ARE AS HARD AND BRITTLE OR EVEN MORE SO. Hate to be the only one in this camp, but h...

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Women (Mostly) train us to lift the seat..... then they spend a life time undoing their own teachings!

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About 5 years ago I participated in a charity skeet shoot for children, where there were many and I do mean many high dollar gold triggered, gold inlay-ed and engraved guns there. Anyway, a friend of my son participated with a Side by Side old beat up Parker and much to my surprise, his gun garnered...

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For what it's worth... I would shoot it also.

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I think it is an interesting question though. Sometimes a batch of brass or loaded rounds just seems brittle from the start. Absolutely, and I have some now. Brass may be Affordable or cheap to some, Just not me and it's scarce as Hen's teeth at the moment for many calibers which sheds a new light ...

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I started annealing my cases when I noticed it took different amount of effort to seat bullets. Once I annealed them the effort to seat the bullets was very consistent. Thanks, Not interested in repairing brass as much as I am interested in making it last. Anyway, annealing is a part of reloading t...

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Every time I start looking at those sites, I end up with a shopping cart of about $1,000 of stuff I'd like to add to my wardrobe! Me too! The products here look and seem to be well made. Getting ready to drop the plastic on the over the Shoulder Rifle Scabbard. Off the top 1895? item. Still working...

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mikld wrote:Sorry fellers, I ain't posting pic of this mug...

Heck, I wanted to see the Lee Press!

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At what point should one consider Annealing a case? New out of the box or after the first time they are fired or....? I'm just trying to figure out in advance how I should approach this if at all. New to the 45-70 Govt. cartridge. Load mostly Handgun shells etc. Thank You for any and all input. Big ...

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nemhed wrote:Pictures or it didn't happen!

Yup, Pictures or it didn't happen. Ouch, otherwise.

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Stumbled upon this sight. Nice stuff! Other than off the shelf items.

http://www.oldtradingpost.com/old-west- ... ex&cPath=5

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