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Darn nice and in way better condition than my 93 in .38-55 was and in today's money I paid way more for it (in 1973). AND it is D&T for receiver sights

. Needs a good steel Lyman or Redfield.

Finding me might not be the most pleasant life experience!

The Williams site says FP-94/375 for the Big Bore and FP-94BBSE for the Angle Eject version (.307 and .356)

Did I mention the Contenders?

Seriously, these are the most cost effective such guns out there right now. It doesn't have to be that way but the US market being what it is I doubt we'll see a much better price point.

Hobie; I can confirm the age of the Williams sights as far back as 1962. The impression I got from the gunsmith that installed(D/T) my FP on my Winny, was that the sights were a recent introduction. Perhaps we should look back in some older Shooters Bibles or Gun Digests. Pepe Ray I should do somet...

Rob of Simply Rugged does a Threepersons as well as his excellent pancakes.

handirifle wrote:I probably have seen it, but never was even curious about the import levers.

I also noticed it was a rebounding hammer, not half cock.

I may just have to wait and save for another marlin.

Rebounding hammer? Really?

Great story.

Old Savage, I don't know for certain. When the 5D came out it really cost $5.00! I'm guessing 1946 or so due to the aluminum fabrication. AFAIK it has always been made of aluminum ("aircraft" aluminum as I remember it). You'll probably remember that the term "aircraft" was often ...

Andrew, Why be irritated with fact. Fact is not that zero feedback guys (like myself as a seller) are dishonest only that we have no record of our honesty. BIG difference. To counter this I invite folks to check my feedback on eBay where I've done pretty well even though only about 25% of my custome...

Thanks.

I don't know that I can do anything but I did have to take out the trash before y'all moved back in! Paul got rid of those members.

Anyway, we'll check into it.

PS That is a result from one of those pieces of trash I had to take out. Not to worry.

One would think you hadn't been on the forum and seen that Steve Young of Steves Gunz (aka Nate Kiowa Jones) has a neat little replacement for that ugly darn "safety".

What Joe said. I like the FP best and the FP and 66LA are about the same price.

We're so happy you found us!

They should bring out the Cadets again, this time in .32 H&R.

Pepe Ray wrote:Hobie;
---- What, you don't have donuts? I have donuts...
Glazed? Oh my--- If I bring the coffie? Oh., where's my nitro?

Pepe Ray

Filled, glazed, sprinkles...

What, you don't have donuts? I have donuts...

Any documented cases of pike taking humans? Children perhaps?

I've got a Contender carbine (or two...)

Mine.

Been busy with the rest of life and didn't realize how severe the problems at the other site were. Thanks for this refuge, and to Hobie and anyone else working to keep thinks going. Manny Paul is really the one responsible for this site. I just work here. :wink: Me? I just hold the keys. The http:/...

Hobie, after reading your reply to my post I realized I might of been a little harsh. I know you guys are working hard on correcting Leverguns. I should be more appreciative. Thank you. I apologize to any and all if I offended anyone. You didn't offend anyone and I don't see how you could have! I j...

We're doing a lot of file maintenance, IOW deleting a lot of "stuff" so that it works now...

I was virtually shut out of the other forum except for creating a new topic - but tonight everything there seems in order - So I'd say you're making some good progress, Hobie ! It is taking both JimT and me some real time on the delete key to bring the number of topics down to where the software do...

Stags? SWEET!

Manny wrote:Been busy with the rest of life and didn't realize how severe the problems at the other site were. Thanks for this refuge, and to Hobie and anyone else working to keep thinks going.
Manny

Paul is really the one responsible for this site. I just work here.

Darn empty wallet!

It makes you smart, $400 is too much for that gun. I've been thinking about the NAA revolvers myself. Which did you get and how do you like it?

We're working on it Jerry. Today, I deleted 10 pages of POLITICAL posts.

Some people simply do not think before opening their mouthes.

In military circles I bet that relative water proofness, as well as easy and rapidity of loading were important to military officers of the time but so was ease of UNLOADING. Consider the ammo wasted and lives risked every time a sentry had to pull a load. Now it was pop out the live round, wipe it ...

Old Savage wrote:OK Kirk, more will beam down.

Ah, here you are! Now to get Mike D. to answer the roll call.

I am not capable of doing that. Maybe Paul has the necessary permissions or he can convince JimT to do it. That is simply above my pay grade!

I've got an EMF/Rossi .45 Colt carbine I bought from Steve Young/Nate Kiowa Jones of Steve's Gunz.

Gunbroker is just a site, it is the seller you have to "know" or trust. I've dealt with several with no problems. As with any on-line auction (including the maroons of eBay) you need to take certain precautions. 1. Deal with people you "know" either personally, through previous d...

I want one of those but in .50-70...

I'm with you Paul. I'm glad someone cleaned all the spam that gathered after we left off in April. The moderator had a ton to clean out. It is getting aggravating having to wade through the single posts. All we're doing over there now is: making the repairs harder and just cluttering up. We got by ...

Junior,

I'm glad to hear you've recovered...

Seriously, JimT and Joel are the big cheeses and they've been discussing this and the best way to handle it. You might notice I'm here, too.

The "regular" leverguns is having problems. I suspect another 2 months will pass before we have rectified the problem, so, make yourself to home guys.

The cadets are really appreciating. I'd have gone $650 for the gun (if I had the cash) knowing I'd have to go through some to load for it.

Thanks for posting this again in this forum Ji!

The 9422, BLR22 and 39 are different in feel and such but all are wonderful. I like the 39 best because it gives a better, to my way of thinking, mount for a receiver sight.

marlinman93 wrote:Funny, cause I was just starting to have no problems posting at the regular Leverguns forum.

It comes and goes and is apparently affected by traffic as at periods of peak traffic is when we have the most difficulty posting.

This is the rally point, right here.

Due to the inability of members to reply to posts we might be back here. Certainly it is a reasonable alternative and many thanks to Paul for his hosting of this site.

For updates, see Shooting with Hobie.[/b]

...cat scan today, and I'm worried about my buddy. I don't know what they're looking for, but I've said my prayers and if any of you could help by saying yours, I'd appreciate it."

Let's all say a little prayer for Junior...

There is one not spoken for. Price is $1350 + $40 shipping. Don't know how I'm going to afford it... Jeez.

BTW, he called right back! Good service is what I see, just in case anyone wants to know.

And a big "hey" right back at you.

You hang around this crowd long enough and you'll be lever rich and cash poor. Don't ask me how I know.

PS These folks lean toward 1911s and SA revolvers, too!

You mean this one? I got a message in on price and availability...

http://www.caledonianrecord.com/pages/l ... /story/all

I had to pay for a DIVORCE...

Not rolling in the green, I had to choose between the 1893 and my flatband M94.

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