Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

22 - 250 is excellent.

Anyone have these? Quality, reliability? Etc?

Buy American if you can if they make what you want.

Nice guns.

How is southeast Pa. these days, used to live south of Trenton, not far. Welcome back then.

That rifle is a Browning Stainless A Bolt.

Congratulations and I wish him the best.

This might interest you.

I have used both. Both are strong and work well. What you like the best with your rifle.

Now there is an idea. Users could donate to charity.

GUN HISTORY Whether you agree or not, it's an interesting lesson in history. In 1929, the Soviet Union established gun control From 1929 to 1953, about 20 million dissidents, unable to defend themselves, were rounded up and exterminated. In 1911, Turkey established gun control. From 1915 to 1917, 1....

Looked back. If I get it right you can lighten the pressure on yourself. Value is way below the numbers you are quoting.

Sorry, details????

No, it wouldn't. All of us would like to see your experience with the 45-70. You are a levergunner and you have been awarded the hunt. It is up to you to make your choices for success.

I have always enjoyed what he has written. I have never seen any indication that he is here.

Great one in my opinion. Wish I had one.

Very nice Kirk, you have some good stuff there. How do you rate the new galsses contribution. Though my experience with it was short I will say that it did seem tricky to get a good load because I didn't get one I liked very much.

45-70

Had a friend who was an astronaut at the time. He was involved in the investigation. Subsequently went up twice and held the space walk record for a time. They were naturally all quite shaken with it.

What then will be our schedule to be able to shoot?

China is safe as long as Wal Mart is here.

Good opportunityto shoot at all those ranges. Let's you know what you can expect.

The one I was looking at is a new one in stainless steel. Appreciate the info.

Thanks JR.

Always enjoy your pics and stories.

What is the opinion on these from those who are familiar with these guns.

I don't know Jeff would it go something like this in court - So, Mr Quinn, then it is true that you actually knew there was a serious hazard to your wife's health and well being when you directed her to melt the batteries as it says on this public website on which you posted the query. Mr Quinn, doe...

A friend complained to me about getting 45-70 bullets from Remington with the cannelures in different places but this is beyond that.

Holes by far. The rest is not that important to me for a gun I will use.

And you look like Robert Palmer.

Stock design is the most improtant factor apart from raw force.

They are rare - I have never seen one.

I put them in the same category - scope sights with fast pointy bullets.

Don't know what things are coming to but just listened to the Miss America contestants and nobody mentioned World Peace.

$895 at the Gun Shop.

Andy - you do know they didn't chamber the 454 ???

I am voting with these boys.

The best to you Kirk.

Might be a good idea to return it to the south western US where it is used to the climate.

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Mine seems to shoot Federal 150s the best.

Or so smart.

1964

They started with #148859 and made a 11449 in 64. So, it looks like you have one of the earliest after the change over.

What would an NIB Model 71 Carbine be going for in approx #s these days?

There's a nice pair.

But I must say the scoped 30-30, 45-70, 35 Rem, and 25-35 have shot as well, just less reasonable range.

You have a point my 99s, 88 and BLR are all scoped and good with proper power considerations to 275 or more and shoot 3x groups of .75" or less - no different than a bolt. The comment really applies to the more "traditional" levers with round or flat nose bullets. Tubular mags you know.

Good one cas, we used to have a program with pins in it.

Nice rifle Joe.

Big Sam left Seattle in the year of 92 .......

You will see a flurry of something when Rem takes over.

For those who would get close to the game.

Search found 14876 matches

OT - OK then how about the USFA SA revolvers?

POLITICS - Gun History

OT - Uberti Cattleman SA

The lever Action - a hunter's rifle