Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Looks like a good time.

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It is a hoot to shoot! loud as heck, not recoil to speak of, more accurate than I am anymore, turns fruit into juice (shooting over ripe apples from about 15 yards they just disappear), will slice right through old shovel heads and car doors. Might be a good close in varmint handgun but would probab...

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Nice!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbb5LEOo-24

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I would probably go with a RI. I have 2 currently and no problems out of either. I never had any problem with the Kimbers, Taurus, Remington, or Para's I have had either.

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You folks got some nice stuff!

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this one tomorrow. 1884 Springfield made in 1889 according to the serial. Bore looks great, mechanicals all work as they should. If it shoots good enough I am hoping to smack down a deer with it once season starts.

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They don't have a porch you could hang out on for a month? Sounds like a lot of running to me, but I am a homebody.

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I got a couple of boxes of the Old rem 110 grain soft point sitting around, haven't had a carbine in years, I could make you a pretty good deal.

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I know 2 folks with the 550FS in 6.5 x55 and both are amazing shooters.

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I have had really good luck using Starburst Fruit chews for bait in rat traps. You get them a little warm and mold them to the trigger, make sure it takes a little effort to spring the trap so it does go off just by them bumping it. They will work hard a getting the candy chewed off of the trigger.

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I have had a couple #1s in 375. H&H that is. I have seen a few #3 in 375 win but always when I had a case of the brokes.

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I eat both, but my cardio doc don't think its a good idea so not as often as I once did. My father would not touch Spam. Not that he had anything against it, just that he was in the Army Air Corp from 39 until 46 and felt he had ate enough to last a life time. Vienies on the other hand. A can of the...

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When I had my Bull dog mostly shot 200 grain JHP over 7 grains of Unique.

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Beautiful!!!

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Nice! I have a 2x Leupold on my SBH and it has served me well for 20 years or so. I also have a Simmons Prohunter 4x pistol scope that is holding up to my 7mm-08 Lone eagle. Cheap scope but if it takes the recoil form the LE a 44 mag SBH should be no problem.

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Sweet!!!! Love full stock rifles, and double set triggers, wow.

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Was it knocking? Mid 2000 chevy v-8s are known for oil pump problems. If it was not knocking can likely remedy buy cleaning out pan, replacing oil pump and running real oil in it not the 5w20 or 30 they call for.

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So you made a $14 profit on a $2 item and you are complaining? By my fuzzy math that is a 700 percent profit.

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Glad you got a good one. The last couple of late production Marlins I have seen were not pretty. On one of them the sights were about 5 or 6 degrees off, front sight was in the right place, rear sight dove tail was cut at an angle. The Leverrevolution ammo can be quite accurate, but it is a shoulder...

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That could have went real bad, real fast.

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I have used both depending on what the rifle seemed to prefer. The deer I killed with them did not seem to like either.

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Back when I carried a 9 most of the time I kept it loaded with 115 grain +p jhp from Corbon. Shot quite a few trapped hogs and finished a few wounded ones and this ammo made me a believer in 9mm.

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You should rally try a receiver sight, I had though my days of taking game without optics were doen the I started playing with receiver sights and have taken deer out to 100 yards with them them last few years. What part of Ga do you call home I hunt /hang out in Randolf county when I have the time,...

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I have the 22TCM/9mm full size double stack. Gun has given me no issues. For self defence I would use the 9 with a mag full of 115 grain +p. The 22tcm is just plain fun. Accurate as heck, will punch through mild plate and will turn an apple into juice at 30 yards.

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I have bought Midway repacked blems (hornady) in the past and they shoot just as well as the regular bullets at a whole lot less money. Another good bullet in .223 is are the Midway Dog Town bullets nice and inexspensive and the shoot really well. Yep have got a lot of them from Midway. Need to cat...

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Heck I though Yvonne was hot as Lily.

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Nice rifle! Nice wife too!!

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I would carry a .22lr before a .25 acp hands down. I saw a fellow back in 1977 get shot in the temple with a 25 acp at contact range proceed to take the pistol out of the guy that shot him hand and beat the snot out of him with it. On the 22 side I have killed a fair amount of pigs in traps with 22 ...

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Yeah, I like Ike & his party. Years later, one of his his successors was lying about WMD BS. The Russians claimed to have the missiles but didn't. Saddam claimed not having but did. Where do you think Assad got his chem weapons? Have not heard any claim about him having production facilities ha...

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Yeah, I like Ike & his party. Years later, one of his his successors was lying about WMD BS. The Russians claimed to have the missiles but didn't. Saddam claimed not having but did. Where do you think Assad got his chem weapons? Have not heard any claim about him having production facilities ha...

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It is a great read ever year, thank you.

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Congrats!!

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Sorry for your loss.

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Merle wrote: Thanks for the feedback. Were these early or late production?

They had been around awhile before I bought them, so I would guess late.

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Rossi 92 in 44.

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The only ones I have used are the 458 325 grain bullet in 45/70 and while accurate I was not happy with how they worked on deer at least the moderate sized one I shot with them. Neither one appeared to have opened up lealving an exit hole the same size as entrance and no blood trail. These were shot...

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That should have put her down right quick! My 264 with 129 grain SST lays them down at 100 yards and it isn't going anywhere near that fast. Hopefully I will get to push it out there a bit one day, but so far this year I haven't seen anything to shoot at any range.

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Add me please.

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Good job!

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Good for you! I love the 6.5 been using them to make meat for about 30 years.

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He was pretty wide for sure. Good for you.

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CDL limit puts a real damper on the whole drinking thing. About the only time I drink is when I am at hunting camp and I know I am not going anywhere.

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Factory loaded Nosler 125 grain BT and 110 Grain Varmagedon. Only loads I have done didn't shoot near as good using 130 Speer HP. The advertised velocity for the 125 grain bullet is 2250. Also this upper is 1-8 with a carbine length gas system, it is set up to run Supers only.

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Never had been a EBR enthusiast. Then a few months back I picked up a a Franken AR on the cheap, with a few few P-mags I paid $300. Ran for stuff, which I knew when I bought it, tinkered with it a bit(mostly clean and lube) and has now run fine for about 500 rounds. Not amazingly accurate about 1.5 ...

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My dog is the same, that I can deal with. The whole not being able to tell Saturday and Sunday from work week day gets kinda old though.

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Take the drilling, I love combo guns for that reason. When I hunted Fl regular fall turkey and deer season overlapped a good bit. My 6.5x55 12 gauge combo was the cats behind.

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So sorry for your loss! I lost my own little blind dog Winnie a few years back. It was amazing how so dealt with her limitation.

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