357 lever is pure pleasure. Don't look back !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I gotta say I like mine. It seem's a bit "clunky" campared to a slicked up Marlin or a Model 92, and I doubt you will see one in the hands of the fastest cowboy shooters. But, danged if it don't just feel good.

If he's thumbing a ride it will make for a great conversation peice if he's picked up.

I go on all the time about being a single issue voter. I use the same reasoning, if a politician don't trust me with my right's, I dang sure don't trust them.

Some of the biggest laugh's I have had is when me and my buddies are shooting and some one gets in over their head. Safety first, good times and good laugh's are second. It must be a sickness that the more pain a buddy is in, the more funny it is to every one else. Can't wait to go again !!!!!!!!!

Big bore stuff is alot of fun, and I will always have some, but how about a brick of 22's and an afternoon with your son. It just don't get better than that !

Right place at the right time, and good ol Grandpa lets him grab the ol 30-30 to take care of business. I kinda wonder what the cat had in mind being that close to the house and barn.

This is great stuff. Family treasures cannot be replaced. You should fill honored to be the one to end up with this. I have my great, great grandfathers discharge papers from the Civil War. What a peice of my family history. I'll hold on to it until I'm dead, then it will pass to my son.

We all do dumb things. I traded my 6 inch, 44 Anaconda. A buddy has it. I'll trade something back one of these days. When I get it back I will surely keep it.

Now that is what I call a game plan !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

John Johnson, or Johnston. Depends who is telling the story. Not Jeramiah. That was for the movies. Liver Eater. So the story goes. Check out the book Crow Killer by Raymond W Thorp, and Robert Bunker. It is a great read. According to the book he was 6' 4", and weighted 250 pounds. I suppose th...

I wouldn't be calling anyone one names. I have read most every article ever written by JohnTaffin. I've met Mr. Quinn. Seem like a pretty good feller's. If a group of guys want to get together and let their hair down with a few friends what is wrong with that? I organize two motorcycle rides a year....

Snoops or not, that was funny !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ill Annoy. I always hear that I should just up and leave. I'd like to. But, I got a good job with good bennies, and a few health issues. I'll stay for now and we'll keep fighting. Mr. Pearson is a good man, and the ISRA is trying. The problem is, about 3/4 of the population of the entire state is in...

Either a 6 inch, 686, or a 3 inch Reeder 44 Redhawk. Either way I feel I'm pretty well dressed.

I have always felt I was good enough to get a gift like that. Nobody else feels that way, but I sure do.

That is one funny guy. My boy turned me on to him. !7 year olds do help help the old timers, some times.

For Central Illinois griz, or squirrels, I'm pretty happy with my 22 revolver. For Central Illinois vermon I'd prefer my 44.

I shot my brother's a year ago. Didn't seem any different than my 94AE.

Here's one I ain't seen listed yet. The Good Ol Boys with Tommy Lee Jones. Now that's a good western! Of course there are several others.

Once upon a Time in The West, That is an all time favorite of my Dad and I.
Lonesome Dove

Quigley

Any Sackett movie

Rooster Gogburn
I gotta stop.

My son recently completed an English class report on gun control. This quote, and several others actually changed some of his fellow students minds. They had no idea our founding fathers spoke this way. Others in the class did not even know who Thomas Jefferson was. He received a "B" on th...

I will choose one and one only. I'll leave my 22 Henry along with my 22 revolver. I'll leave my 94AE along with my 44 revolvers. I gotta keep my 357 Trapper and 686.