Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Some form of flu is always out there. I intend to live until I die. If masks become mandatory, I'll make my own. Here is my prototype.

https://www.messynessychic.com/2018/08/ ... anti-hero/

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I would like to replace skunk in the illustration with a caricature of a masked burglar, then have stickers made to place on all my doors and windows. Better than a ADT sign.

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Larkbill wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 8:25 am
Carlsen Highway wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2020 10:02 am High Road to China 1982
Thanks for reminding me! That was a fun movie. Selleck at his best, Bess cute as a bug, and fantastic scenery. Plus airplanes. What's not to like?

And a Lewis gun!

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Try this! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNTyCcip-ks

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Embrace the power of "and".

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On the bright side, some liberals may finally learn something. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/0 ... were-told/

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Jason , when We watch Murphy's War it's not hard to put ourselves right into the characters part and Man did He hate his enemy. !! That's for sure! He did get a bit obsessed. :D Another good WWI movie is the "Light Horseman" and don't forget "Breaker Morant and his 'Rule .303'"!...

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I loved "The Wind and The Lion" until 9/11. Now I can't stand the sight of a Mohammedan even if it is Sean Connery. However, Brian Keith made a great Teddy Roosevelt and
Candice Bergen was still hot back then.

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Rancho Deluxe, with Jeff Bridges, Sam Waterston and Slim Pickens.
If you liked "The Big Lebowski", you will like "Rancho Deluxe".

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Yes. Three years ago.

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Be truly esoteric.
7.65x53 Mauser.

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Thanks Gamekeeper. From the quality of the piece and the care it had been given over the years, it may have been an import from England.

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A couple of years ago as I was leaving a gun show in Joplin, I intercepted a gentleman carrying in a ML double. It was a very well kept original in ready to shoot condition. If I had the $300 he was asking I would have bought it on the spot. Especially after seeing the locks were marked Parker. Rela...

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I lucked onto a similar Taylor "Tuned", Uberti "Smoke Wagon" at a gun show a few years ago.
https://www.taylorsfirearms.com/hand-gu ... wagon.html

I am very pleased. I can not imagine any way to improve it.

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I used to listen to Sgt. Preston of the Yukon and bought a piece of ground in the Yukon from a cereal box of Quaker Oats he was advertised on. I got 1 square inch of Yukon Territory. I had the deed to it for a long time. Maybe we could all combine our 1 square inch and have enough for a gold claim....

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Even the great Joe Foss once remarked in the 1960's "When this gun control business blows over the ILA will have all the money."
It takes some people a while to catch on. Some people never do.
The control fetishists will never stop. Guns are just the beginning.

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A typical day in Missouri.

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Turks make some very fine firearms. But, I won't trade with Mohammedans.

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Older post but a good one. I too love the original sourdough front sight and have them on a couple of favorite brush guns. I went with the NECG version on a .404 Mauser but dislike it due to the shallow angle past vertical of the insert (it barely slopes away from the gunners eye) so it does not ge...

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 5:19 pm Lead pipes were most often waste lines.

They sure had a lot of hard water lime accumulation.

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Two things I've never seen. I've never seen a UFO and, I've never seen a full mayonnaise jar.
Like Sasquatch, I'll believe they exist when I see one.

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I've melted plenty of pure lead water pipes from the scrap yard. I'm sure they haven't all been replaced yet.

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I have considered trying it on an old Mauser with a dark bore. I would like to know if it would help. I am hesitant to try cast bullets as it is.

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My first Single Six was a 6 1/2" .32 magnum. I add a Bowen rear sight and a Story steel ejector housing and bull's eye ejector rod which gave it a little more muzzle heft and a better sight picture. I didn't think I needed a .22 until, I found a Bisley for a price I couldn't refuse. A heftier r...

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TraderVic wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 6:28 pm
JNG wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 3:36 pm MY grandfather fought in WW1. He fought Italian troops. Had not a good thing to say about them.
At 65 folks we are the last generation for WW1.
Didn't the Italians fight Austria (mostly) in WWI ?

Italy and Japan were on our side in WW1.

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JNG wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 3:36 pm MY grandfather fought in WW1. He fought Italian troops. Had not a good thing to say about them.
At 65 folks we are the last generation for WW1.

Was he German?

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Great job! My friend, Doug Stiles ( a champion duck caller and call maker), once told me "don't be afraid to call, some of the sourest duck calls ever heard came from ducks." Old hedge posts that have been in the ground for many years, will often produce calls that polish to a beautiful OD...

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Shells would need to fit snugly so they don't turn while rolling the crimp.

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GB has an example of H&Rs last center-fire top break from the late 60s or early 70s. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/847236846

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I like the way the caps fit down into a recessed area. That way they will stay secure - this is a viable carry piece... I wish they'd upsize it to 36 caliber - that'd be cool! if they grew it up, even to a true 32, they'd sell em. Then of course a cartridge version in .32 S&W would be all the r...

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I remember seeing museum specimens of octagon shaped Korean police batons. Very intimidating.

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"Honest wear" as opposed to "De-Farbed"? https://www.gunbroker.com/item/838871678

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The 30/30 and the .303 Savage are virtually identical ballistically and in bullet diameter and powder capacity. The .303 Savage made its reputation with the 190 grain Silver Tip bullet. The 30/40 Krag and the .303 British are virtually identical ballistically and dimensionally except for bulley diae...

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I have subscribed and dropped membership several times.
Someone once described the NMLRA as a Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio self help organization.
I love to shoot but, don"t care to dress-up and pretend. NMLRA has little to offer outside of Friendship.

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piller wrote: ↑Fri Oct 25, 2019 10:22 am Is someone vying for First Prize in an Ugly Gun contest?

That would be just about every new gun designed in the last twenty years.

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I have three of Patrick McManus' books, "Never Sniff a Gift Fish", "A Fine and Pleasant Misery" and "They Shoot Canoes Don't They".
I particularly liked his recurring character, "Rancid Crabtree". As I get older, I find myself turning into him.

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I have been seriously considering one of these for the roll you describe. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/835760062

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Have you considered leasing hunting rights to one or more individuals to provide a little income and still own the land?

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A fair number of anchors were cast from zinc, which makes them more impervious and resistant to corrosion. You sure don't want any zinc ever going down your bore as it will leave deposits you'll never get rid of! I'd make sinkers, or weights for whatever, but never put unknown metal in the shape of...

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Back when while I was in gummsmiff skool a guy showed up with about 300 lbs of lead, 40 lbs of pure tin and a couple bars of Babbitt and a pile of the 50/50 plumber's bars. A buddy and I jumped on the deal and split it up. One of the instructors saw us hoarding the stash into our trucks and came to...

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Where is a good place to shoot a moose?
About 20 feet from a pickup truck.

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1911 with .357 punch = .38 Super.

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The M14's we qualified with in basic all had fiberglass hand guards.

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You might enjoy this tune while you ride it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ullcKdLHi0

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Here is a very interesting vedio on ferrel hog elimination. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rcxow7lBr3Q&t=19s

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At least it wasn't one of those off brand "Leo Pold" scopes.
Reminds me of a neighbors posted sign; "No Trapassing".

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Until Sixgun appears, this might help. https://gunblast.com/Hamm_Ruger-SA-GripFrames.htm

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For over 165 years aspirin has been the standard by which the rest are judged.
I'll risk a little stomach up-set (which has never happened to me) verses the certain kidney damage of ibuprofen and liver damage or acetaminophen.

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Bagworms. Malathion will take care of them. They will be back every year.

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Take it to the range and see how it groups. That will tell you what you need to know.
For a hunting rifle, one shot at a time from a cold clean barrel is the only kind of group that matters.

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