Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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I agree with the 'shoot it and see' approach. But as it is a new firearm contact, customer service first, and see what they say. Then, if you don't like the groups, you can try the barrel break-in process or Fire Lapping.

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Probably any shooting is good for training your mind and body. Almost. Given some of what passes for target shooting I've seen at public ranges, I have to say some shooting just reinforces horrid practices! :shock: Sad to say, I agree and avoid public ranges. I enjoy practicing my single and double...

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I was just sent this and thought I would share.

Scan-Dave-Gaubatz-WV-Final-Notarized-Affidavit-1.pdf

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. Those states should lose ALL federal funding, just as they should if they banned Bibles, allowed slavery, or any other Constitutional violation. Their legislators voting for such nonsense, the governors and police enforcing it, and any judge allowing it should be put in jail. That's what our nati...

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This is the best discussion I have seen on how to "READ SOMEONE", even after having a few classes on how to do it for work.

[url] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_BNo76X7w4 [url]

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Excellent, you would not believe how much damage the Buffalo do to the farm in Delta Junction, AK.

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Excellent gear, I have a few on lever guns. My favorite is the one with the 1913 rail for any mounts.

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SO, i guess letting some of the LADs using my M-14 would upset them.

TF-7 M14.jpg

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Thanks DOC

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 25, 2025 10:33 pm Two of my long time favorites, but I have more than I'll ever use up at my age.

+1

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I understand. I was the first grandchild and spent a lot of time with my Dad's Parents. Learned how to use a team of horses, cut and make a harness, and some German.

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Thanks, I got a case.

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WOW, that has been on my look for list for a long time. Will keep it in consideration if I can scrape up the money.

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MY wife and I go to the movies every few weeks and have dinner (about a 60-mile drive). I never paid attention to the lack of employees and understand your comments as I worked in an AFEEs theater in Ashaffenburg, West Germany, in 1975 and 76 as a 35 mm projectionist when not on duty as a staff puk...

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Thanks for taking care of the site, and your shop's help and advice to me on what I needed to complete projects with my lever guns I was working on. Pushing the OLD GUY age and having completed cancer surgery number 4 (who would have thought working WMDs in different countries would cause cancer), ...

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I don't have a Miroku, but the Marlins and Winchesters I have never had problems with. The Rossis's, some needed tweaking, but at below 1/2 the price, I didn't mind.

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I have two Rossis that Steve rebuilt, one .45 and one .357, that are amazing. My newer Rossies in .357 and .44 Mag run anything but the .357 is a bit of a pain to load at times, and I haven't adjusted it yet. I still have Steve's CD. The newer Rossies. Rossi .44 Mag.jpg Rossi 357 painted.jpg The ne...

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I discovered that my brother was actually my half-brother, and I had another half-brother after I turned 30. I can not even guess how many relatives you have around the world.

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I have stitched up friends a couple of times when out in the bush, when in the military. Our team medic (who became a NAVY Flight Surgeon) taught us all to give IVs, trauma dressings, and everyone on the teams had to be "Combat Lifesaver" trained. The State Police agency required us to be...

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Well done.

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KWK wrote: ↑Fri Nov 21, 2025 7:13 pm Yes, of course. It led me to this forum.

Same here.

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Excellent, I had one from the 70's also, gave it to my father-in-law. Great little firearm.

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Thu Nov 06, 2025 4:43 am Thanks Ray but at the moment we need a more successful Guy Fawkes to rid us of the idiots in power..

Call these guys; I have worked with them in three countries, and they are pretty good.

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I haven't dove hunted for 55 years and then used a 20 Ga. Back then, all I had was a single shot my dad let us use.

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Yes, if I have pants or a robe on, I have a handgun. At least a J-frame in .22 MAG up to a .44 MAG, and normally, there is a long gun close. In this country, I have, but on rare occasions, shot critters.

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Thank you. One more thing I will have to consider.

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Thanks for the post.

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As a retired State Trooper, this was common (not the mom of twins), deer causing accidents or being hit.

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Ted H, I have some friends I stop in on up there as I drive to Alaska almost every year, if you want them to try to acquire a set. I have weapons permits to carry up there, and a set of barrels would fit in my Truck and Trailer.

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Tue Oct 21, 2025 3:31 pm I was beginning to think I was the only one having issues with the forum.....

YEP

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nice country and pictures. you do know there was a BIG bull elk hanging out at he bottom of that 'hole in the ground', don't you? ;) and he was sayin' "I dare you to come and get me". .. At my age, walking around on the top is my limit. But I did check the wash leading into it for tracks ...

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I don't have a CZ527, but I do have two CZ452s, one in .22 LR and .17 HM2 I bought in 2005. I bought the .22 to use for small game hunting with a suppressor, but it was too good-looking to chop and thread. Then I bought a new 452 in .17HM2 and threaded it. I have two Nephews who think that during s...

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I am thinking SUMMARY Execution would be correct

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No, I don't hate them, just not as often as I used to. Thanks for that.

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Thanks for the reminder

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I thought I would share photos of the last day of Elk Muzzle Loader season in Section 8 on the Monogolan Rim in AZ, where not seeing where you are walking through the bush has consequences. Lots of game, but the two bulls we saw had the class on how to stay out of range of Black Powder. This is 10 ...

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Well done, now to remember where you tied the buck up.

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An ongoing battle in TX.

https://www.publicdomain.media/p/ted-nu ... years-long

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I took a couple of classes back when they did LEO Discounts, and have been lucky enough to win a Raven at the 1st 250 Red Dot Class. My wife works there now, running the "Well Armed Women Classes". They are starting some discounts (too expensive for me otherwise) for two people taking the...

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marlinman93 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 18, 2025 5:24 pm Enjoy iron sights while you can! Most eventually need a scope as their eyes go bad.
I still shoot iron sights at 75, but it's not as easy as it was even a decade ago.

YEP

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I used to muzzle-load pellets into a .22 Rifle when I ran out of ammo in the 60s with a starter gun blank. Better than a suppressor.

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Sat Oct 18, 2025 4:54 pm That's a beautiful old iron.
We look forward to a range report!

+1

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They are really quiet my .44 Rossi sounds like that with .44 SPLs.

Rossi .44 Mag.jpg

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I built one for squirrel hunting, then NRL 22 with different parts over the years, from the 80s when I bought it. Volkerson Match Barrel, Trigger pack, threaded for a suppressor, and took it LUPA to have it matched to a .22 LR round, and it gets 1/2 inch at 100 yards from their chart, and won me a ...

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That is what friends are for.

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I agree, out of town with limited neighbors (they aren't what they used to be).

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Excellent field knife.

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Bronco wrote: ↑Mon Oct 13, 2025 10:31 am I like 1 minute dots!
Have three of various makes.

This is the size I prefer and Green

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Thank you for that.

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