Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

Old No7

Yeah, this seems pretty accurate...

Old No7

Liberal Arguement.jpg

Old No7

Darn it, it was at 375,000 miles. It started perfectly. No, I was not injured. I wanted to hit 400,000 miles, and then see where it went. First of all -- glad you & yours were not hurt! My son ran my old 2009 Camry to 385,000 miles -- he said he "wanted a commercial by Toyota" -- and ...

Old No7

...a Savage Model 19 NRA on his table, I have a fetish for these older .22 target rifles and so we came to an agreement . Was only in the show about 45 minutes and on my way home with my new treasure. This rifle , a 1934 issue, is at least 95% and likely better. Metal is unkissed, looks about like ...

Old No7

Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Thu Jan 01, 2026 9:00 am I’m going to make a tough one this year.

No new guns. No used guns. No trading guns.

Um, check the date Scott... It's January 1st -- not April 1st!!!

And you thought you'd fool us...

Old No7

Old No7

Awesome -- God Bless Him!!!

Great tone and intonation, and I like his #104 shirt too!

Old No7

Old No7

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Mon Dec 29, 2025 4:04 am YK well done with the wreaths

+1 to Jay for doing that!

Old No7

Old No7

I didn't realize the JM ones were so highly sought after... Yup, I'll admit that I funded a few nicer acquisitions to my collection by buying 5 or 6 "JM"-marked Marlins locally over the course of 1 year for < $400 each, and then selling them for no less than $750 each after the "Reml...

Old No7

Nice images, thanks for sharing. Gee, I need to get visiting some sites down south, as the only Civil War battle site this Yankee * has ever been to was in... -- St. Albans, Vermont! (Check out my posting on this site about that: https://www.levergunscommunity.org/viewtopic.php?p=1018610 ) ( * At le...

Old No7

Putting this HERE so more folks will see it -- before it likely gets moved over to the "P" section...

Sure is A LOT OF TRUTH in this!

Old No7

( Click on image to enlarge )

Ineptocracy.jpg

Old No7

I wouldn't lower the price or sell it here -- you'd likely get much more by listing it on GunBroker. Yeah, I could buy it and "flip it" (as some buyers might do), but that's not my style. If you're not in urgent need for the $$ -- I'd suggest you cancel this offering and list it elsewhere...

Old No7

OK, let's see your "best" 100-yard groups -- shot with any firearm. I'll start with a 40 gr VMax load shot over 10 years ago from my glass-bedded Rem 700 in Triple Deuce using Benchmark powder, with a Timney trigger set at 2.5 pounds. I've matched this several times, but still haven't sho...

Old No7

The image below will show you my version of a "Hunting" TC Hawken... It came to me for just $250 with a perfect bore -- hardly looked shot at all, and with no machining marks either -- but about 40% of the finish on the barrel and 60% on the lock had been scratched down to be silver/grey; ...

Old No7

Saw this elsewhere -- had to share!

Old No7

"The PERFECT Home for Liberals"

P R I S O N S

* All get FREE food

* All are treated EQUALLY

* All get FREE healthcare & clothing

* ONLY the guards or police have any GUNS

--> It's a LIBERAL'S PARADISE!!!

Old No7

Thank you Bill! Well done!

Old No7

Old No7

I tried fish oil capsules for a while. My wife gagged at the smell of my skin, breath, and sweat. She hates fish more than anyone I have ever known. I got off of it for the same reasons, and especially due to a few news reports possibly linking it to prostate cancer (never did check into that too d...

Old No7

Huh, I was expecting to see an "April 1" date on that...............

Old No7

Old No7

earlmck wrote: ↑Thu Dec 11, 2025 11:11 am ...I am probably rapidly approaching my "sell by" date no matter what I eat...

Not a funny outcome -- but such a funny comment! Let's hope you're not sold for quite awhile!

Old No7

Old No7

Very cool! I've had 2 or 3 "bockbuschflinte" combo guns in 12ga-over-222s over the years, but am without one now. On both my Valmet 412 and a Marochi (both had double triggers and were scoped 1-5X), I made several trips to shoot trap -- with the scope mounted on them! I did that to get pra...

Old No7

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Tue Dec 09, 2025 4:38 am The working class in Britain have traditionally voted for socialism even though it has proven disastrous time and time again but at last they are waking up to reality.

And how will they get rid of it? (see image below...)

Old No7

Socialism....jpg

Old No7

Praying she does well! I weighed in at even less than that as a premie twin -- that they didn't even know about -- and the Doc had left the hospital and they had to send a police car after him to bring him back. My twin, who came out first (that means I went in first, right?) weighed just a pound mo...

Old No7

This is for John (Gamekeeper), Nath and our other friends from across the pond...

Free Speech UK.jpg

Come on over here and shoot & hunt with us -- we'll just be careful not to post the pictures on social media.

Cheers!

Old No7

Old No7

Ouch... Gee Jay -- crack a smile, crack a joke, crack a beer even -- but cracking a stock?! Not good! That happened to my brother's old wall-hanger, and what he did was force the wood together tightly on the side that faced the room, which left a slight gap on the other side (there was no way he co...

Old No7

I have a superbly accurate Triple Deuce; if I'd ever used it for deer (hunting from my fixed stand) I'd probably try a Nosler Partition bullet. Haven't done it yet -- 'cause I like my leveraction! (Savage 99A in .250 Savage)

Old No7

Old No7

4t5 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 01, 2025 10:29 am Surely a good socialist...

Is there such a thing?!?!?!

Old No7

Old No7

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Tue Dec 02, 2025 11:15 am The main benefit would be that they could be switched off.....

How about TURNED ON ? ? ?

Old No7

Old No7

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Mon Dec 01, 2025 12:27 pm That makes as lot more sense.....

I agree John. I know your politicians and country (yet not all the people) have gone completely OFF the rail -- but I didn't think it'd gone THAT far!!

Old No7

Old No7

Fortunately they taste the same as any other deer. Quite true. I shot a small 3 pointer one year -- 1 small point on one side, 2 spikes on the other -- as he had walked right up on me... The guys in deer camp teased me that I'd "Shot the village idiot..." and they were glad that his genes...

Old No7

ANDYLARSSON wrote: ↑Mon Nov 24, 2025 9:18 am We have 600 pins of everything except the Old Army coming through.

Are the pins for the Old Army coming later, or maybe not at all? There's a small market for those due to bent pins. *

( * I haven't joined that club "yet"... )

Old No7

Old No7

Just saw this on a .22 website, and figured I'd share it here. Here's the poster's 1st post -- we do this at deer camp, where the rifles are outside in the cold, but safe from the elements or theft. And it works... "Another way was to just leave the rifle out in the cold. An unheated porch woul...

Old No7

I find that some air rifles, particularly spring air rifles, are very sensitive as to how you hold them. If you are very consistent, your gun will shoot noticeably better. I’ve never thought about this with firearms but I’m wondering about it. I know that the more consistent you can be with a SAA t...

Old No7

I have always been touched by Jay Ungar's "Ashokan Farewell," a recent melody that made the 19th century and the soulful spirit of "The Civil War" of Ken Burns come alive. That was great -- thanks for sharing this Bill! This is most entertaining ! Sad & mournfull ? To be sur...

Old No7

...it takes a certain temperament to ride out the weather on those boats. True that. A friend of mine did dozens of trips across the North & South Atlantic as an engineer on merchant vessels. He only did 2 or 3 trips on the Great Lakes -- as he said that's where he saw the wildest weather and w...

Old No7

I just saw that the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald was 50 years ago today... November 10th. RIP to the captain & crew -- fair winds and following seas. I've always like the haunting song by Gordon Lightfoot (RIP), which is a fascinating and captivating piece of song/storytelling history. I've se...

Old No7

AJMD429 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 27, 2025 7:07 pm That's one of the reasons hitting a horse is so bad. They are huge and the body is at the height of the windshield.

Yup, that's the problem/risk when hitting a moose too!!!

Old No7

Old No7

Wow, really nice! But you know -- you can't shoot them all -- so you ought to loan them out to us here; we'll shoot them for you, get them on target, put them through their paces, etc. You'd eventually get them back there (right....) This is no time to be greedy... But lucky -- yes! I'd say you were...

Old No7

I'm curious if anyone here has experience with Spanish-made side-by-side doubles... :?: I looked at a few nice ones by Aya, Sarasqueta, and Uggy (Ugartechea) earlier today, but they were all out of my budget range as I'd also picked up a new Browning O/U (Cynergy CX, 20 gauge). So I picked up this K...

Old No7

Maybe it's time for the Vikings to return and sack the church?!?!

Old No7

Old No7

I just learned about this history during a recent trip driving from ME, across NH, then northwest over to Lake Champlain at Burlington VT, then driving up to the northern islands of the lake and coming back south on the mainland via St. Albans, VT. The northern most land action of the Civil War occu...

Old No7

That’s funny Jay! Sorry for your loss… Just found this online… ”Kahr Arms got its name from founder Justin Moon's belief that a European-sounding, specifically German, surname would help market the brand as a quality engineering product. He chose the name "Kahr" as a nod to the reputation ...

Old No7

Streetstar wrote: ↑Thu Oct 09, 2025 10:44 pm ...but -- German engineering is usually quite satisfactory

I think the owner/designer is Korean?!?! I recall hearing that "Kahr" was selected as the name as it sounded harsh and European.

Old No7

Old No7

AJMD429 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 09, 2025 7:35 pm I've started multiplying everything by seven to put it in 'dog years' - it sounds even more impressive...

LOL. I'm having a few tonight to de-stress -- but in "dog beers" -- I've only had ONE!!!!!

Old No7

Old No7

jnyork wrote: ↑Thu Oct 09, 2025 3:59 pm
jeepnik wrote: ↑Thu Oct 09, 2025 3:53 pm One day at a time. And on some days only with the grace of God.
Got that right!!

Amen to that!!!

Old -- and getting older -- No7

Old No7

What is the difference between the MK9 and the CW9? Hi Jim: * The MK9 is all metal, 4" tall (6 + 1 capacity), 5.3" OAL and weighs in at 24 oz. * The CW9 has a poly lower, is 4.5" tall (7 + 1 capacity), 5.9" OAL and weighs 17.7 oz. I tend to shoot heavier handguns a bit better, s...

Old No7

Well, now I have 3 options for concealed carry -- all with the same trigger action & feel. I finally found a decent MK9 at a very decent price to join my other stainless Kahrs. Yeah, Jay Leno may have a nice Car Collection -- but all I can afford is a Kahr Kollection. I'll have to get it out to ...

Old No7

I've had cataract surgery done in both eyes, the first about 8-9 years ago and the other 3 years ago. I now have 20/20 or better vision in both eyes but do have to wear readers, which to be honest I had to wear prior to the surgery. I've had no issues and am glad I had it done. Both mine were done ...

Old No7

Whoa, Darryl, how did my post end up on yours? Sorry bro! Total mystery. Gee, Bill, I have NO IDEA of what you touched -- just DON"T TOUCH IT AGAIN!!! Cheers! Old No7 And for those who missed seeing what I'd originally posted... PSA = A Public Service Announcement I'd mentioned recently that I...

Old No7

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Sun Sep 14, 2025 3:34 pm I too have unsuccessfully tried to contact Victor but he did post here on February 27 2025.

Oh, good to hear that John; I'd clicked on his name to find the last posting date, but it was blank when I looked...

Old No7

Old No7

Darryl, I confess to fudging on a lot of my assigned PT over the years, but there has been so much of it with all the surgeries that it was like being assigned a 20-page paper with footnotes as a high school sophomore, i.e., torture. But I agree that the closer I came to doing the work, the faster I...

Old No7

Guys. I hope I am wrong, but I fear the worst for Victor... I'd reached out to him a year or so after he sent me -- for free! -- a full set of nautical charts for Maine, but I never heard back from him; either on PMs from this site, or by mail that I sent out. As I said, I do hope I am wrong... Old ...

Old No7

Was always tempted to mess with one of those. 8) We use them to kill the annoying/biting "August flies" that we get when we're chilling on the boat at the lake -- table salt kills 'em good, and it doesn't scratch the gel coat on the boat. I "pattern" mine on large leaves to asse...

Search found 3559 matches