I was wondering how many of you have explored the Leverguns Site?

[JimT]

https://www.leverguns.com/

I know there is quite a bit of traffic on this Forum and that's great. I was wondering how many have explored the Leverguns site ... read the articles that interested you ... looked at the photos of some of the levergunners .... checked out the listings of all the first leverguns experimented with and the ones who lasted ...looked at the different photos scattered throughout ... or read the legal disclaimer?

All kinds of stuff ... chamber and cartridge dimensions ... exploded views ... and yes, some of the stuff is missing. The site has not been updated in years. One reason is, most of the traffic comes here, either because they have read all the stuff on the site or else they have not paid any attention to it .. for various reasons.

But I am curious.

[GunnyMack]

Jim,
When I first joined i read quite a bit of the non forum info. I should go back and reread it all as many of us should.

[black river smith]

Sir, if you mean going to this link -- https://leverguns.com/ -- which I will call the Home page. Then, Yes, after at least a year of being on the site for the forum section. I believe, I was looking for the 32-20 articles in particular. It took a lot of hunting and browsing the different links, to ultimately find them. But in doing so, I did go back and started reading the articles and links that interested me the most, but I did look and read snips of all the links.
BRS

[KWK]

Yes, of course. It lead me to this forum.

[AJMD429]

Yes, of course. It lead me to this forum.

For me it was the reverse, but I do occasionally browse the 'old' or 'parent' site.
32-20 articles were a primary 'draw' for me as well.

[samsi]

I believe that it was Paco's (no longer posted) article on the 375 WCF that originally lead me here. I still go back and read or re-read some, I'm sure I've not gotten around to a few.