Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Try looking Cabela's Websight in the gun Library. There are several 2d generation SAA's at various prices. Another good sight is Collector's Firearms in Houston. If the grips are real Ivory and it is as new it is well worth that price regardless of caliber. God Bless.

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Hobie, what are all the pits and bumps on that thing?

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Chucky, Cabela's has a scope for lever actions, calibrated for the leverevolution ammo for $99. Sometimes on sale for less. It is caliber specific and works well. I have a friend who has one on a Marlin 1895 in .45-70 and he loves it. I was going to get one but it is made in China so I got one of th...

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Joe, my insurance co had a $5,000 max limit. So I got declared value insurance over that. They required a prof. apppraisal. I found a large gunstore in Oklahoma City that will appraise a collection for a flat $75.00, and since I have 39 firearms I thought that was more than fair, raised my my homeow...

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Keep it for sure. I have a 3rd gen SAA nickel in .44-40. I only have about 100 rds through it and have only had it about 9 months but it looks like new. I also have a nickel Colt Cobra I bought in 1972. It has maybe 500 rds through it. I carried it as an of duty firearm for 24yrs. While the nickel h...

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That's a real nice mounting system for that scope Joe.

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Those grips look pretty darn good. You Betcha!

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Here we go again, now scopes are "stupid". Geez.

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I would just get a .450 Bushmaster AR if I was going to do alot of hog hunting. Semi auto, plenty of power and picatinny rail for attatchments. God Bless.

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Rossi M92 .357 stock semi buckhorn Winchester 94 .30-30 Williams Peep sight Winchester 94AE .30-30 Tang sight Winchester 9422 Tang sight Winchester 9422m stock semi buckhorn Winchester 9422AE .44mag stock semi buckhorn Henry large loop carbine .22lr stock semi buckhorn Marlin 1894 .357 Scope Marlin ...

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That's a heck of a shooting position. Looks scary to me. God Bless.

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Joe, you are still young yet. I felt the same way as you do when I was your age. Give yourself another ten years and you may change your tune, I was reluctant but had to. Anything over 40 or 50yds and I can't see well enough for humane kills. I still use my 9422 & Henry .22lrCarbine up to 40yds ...

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Well, I don't know-I just don't know

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Well, I don't know-I just don't know

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I'm with Hobie, buying cheap firearms is waste of time to me. God Bless.

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That sure looks like a huge tarp. Is it all one piece?

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My thoughts would be a Marlin 1894 in .357 Mag for your wife. Easy to scope if you need to and she could start out with .38sp and work up to .357 for hunting. For your daughter I would get a Henry .22lr youth lever Carbine and let her shoot it for at least six months before trying the Marlin. I don'...

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Me no like 10-22, like Henry .22lr lever action and Marlin model 60(in stainless). God Bless, okay me forget have Winchester 9422-very nice.

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Well, I carry my Colt Anaconda when out in the Boonies. It is loaded with Buffalo Bore heavy .44specials with 2 speedloaders of .44mag Silvertips. Do not carry a long gun here as the worst predator I have seen is a coyote. God Bless.

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For the money I don't think you can beat the classic 1895 Marlin in 45-70. I have one with a 3x9 Redfield scope and only have $625 total in it. Will work for anything you need to hunt. The 1886 is a fine rifle but does not do anything on a hunt that the Marlin won't. God Bless.

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I paid $599 last October for an as NIB .44 mag Model 94 Winchester from Cabela's, so I think that is a good price if it is near new. God Bless.

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I paid $599 last October for an as NIB .44 mag Model 94 Winchester from Cabela's, so I think that is a good price if it is near new. God Bless.

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I'm easy, I'd like a Henry Golden Boy in .17hmr. God Bless.

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Colt Python 4" blued. I carried it for 24 yrs and it still is in my nightstand as my middle of the night "go to" if I don't have time to get the shotgun in my closet. It sure would be hard to give up my Browning Hi-Power practical. Can't we have two?

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Hobie, I made it home ok. It was nice to meet you. Yes there were four more Schnauzers at home plus my wife and son but nice thought waiting to post. God Bless.

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RSY, I have a Browning Hi-Power practical and this BDM is also a practical and the two tone matches very well. Just thought it would be a neat companian and I do have to buy something this month. A month without a new gun is not acceptable. God Bless.

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Hobie, I have one more female puppie left, will be going near you if you want her.

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Has anyone done any business with Dryes Gun Shop in Bahama N.C.? They have a Browning BDM I am interested in and they have a very slick web site. I did a google Earth search and it is a small frame building so I thought I'd ask. I am thinking of stopping by to look at the BDM on my way back from NYC...

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+1 on what the Ysabel Kid said. I have 7 single action revolvers but I want a Bisley just because it is different-and I think it looks cool. God Bless.

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Youse guys are silly!

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I always thought a " wall hanger" was an old, well used, maybe even non-functional firearm. I have an old muzzle loader hanging over the fireplace. Everthing else is in the safe except my middle of the night "go to guns". And they go into the safe when I leave the house. God Bless.

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Very nice, but where are the boolits?

I no see nothing coming out the other end.

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My oh My!

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Pop, check the Henry web sight, they still make a survival rifle. God Bless.

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Piller, look at one piece mounts, they are alot more stable to me. I forget the brand I bought, but I put them on a Remington 700 and they have worked well. God Bless.

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Model 1903 Winchester, born in 1912. One original box of .22automatic cartridges. God Bless.

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Well, I know I'm dreaming, but I would love for Colt to bring back the Python and chamber it in .44special. I have an Anaconda and it heavy to carry all day. The Python with Buffalo Bore heavy .44 specials would be the bomb for me. God Bless.

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That's what scares me about buying off the internet. I only buy from my local trusted gun emporium or from Cabela's gun library. God Bless.

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For me it's the dishwasher, I'm retired and my wife still works so I do most of the cooking and the dishes. God Bless.

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For me it's the dishwasher, I'm retired and my wife still works so I do most of the cooking and the dishes. God Bless.

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Well, my family and I have thought about this and are ready. My wife did choose our Marlin 1894 in .357, with a Winchester 94 .22mag as backup and her Ruger LCR. My son chose the AR-15 and a Marlin 1895 in .45-70 as backup and Colt Python for sidearm. My choices are my AK-47 and a Winchester 8 round...

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Well, I have two firearms on layaway at my local gun emporium, so I guess they are my next possible purchase: Ruger Hawkeye in .264 Win Mag, as nib 99% and a new Henry Golden Boy in .17hmr. Nemhed, you might look at a Henry Lever Carbine, it has the 16" barrel but has the adult stock and the la...

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When I lived in Michigan, Stroh's was "The Beer", as I remember it was good and reasonably priced, Blatz was considered panther XXXX . Now I'm with Hobie, root beer for me. God Bless.

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Buy a Henry, mine was $239 brand new and has shot at least 1,000 rounds thru it with zero problems. And it is accurate, even with my old eyes and iron sights I hit every squirrel I aim at at 40-50 yds. The action is slick and I end up shooting it more than any firearm I own just because it is so muc...

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Does anyone have one of these scopes, and if so what do you think of them? I recently purchased two of the new Redfield scopes and am very happy with them but have had a hankering to try an illuminated scope and this one looks nice for $149. Is it made in Italy? any comments on you experience with a...

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Folks, I never mentioned Colt in the Question. For a reason, I have a Colt 51/2in nickel, walnut stocks in .44-40. Purchased unfired from Cabela's for $1350. I have never understood why on a forum when a comparison question is asked between 2 firearms people jump in with a third or fourth firearm. I...

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Would you rather have a Turnbull open range or a USFA saa from Longhunter? Here are my choices: Turnbull offering his open range saa Blued, colorcased frame and 1 piece walnut grips. Has dual cyls in .44spec and .44-40. Longhunter's USFA would be blue, case colors and two piece premium walnut grips ...

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Take your .444 to a good gunsmith and get it fixed! God Bless.

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Well Major I will just stick with my $500 Marlin 1895 in .45-70 and a brand new made in the USA Redfield 3x9x40 scope. I feel confident it will protect me from those big bad animals. God Bless.

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Mine are all in the safe except for a Colt Python in my nightstand and a Ruger LCR Crimson Trace in my wifes. All the single actions are unloaded, the double action and semi-autos are loaded. I have a humidifier in the safe and am somewhat of a cleaning fanatic, I love cleaning and oiling guns(I kno...

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