Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Fascinating wildlife, my son and his wife are on their way back to Australia after 12 months in NZ he sends me photos of the wildlife quite often.

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Cool family history, that "last in first out rule" although sounds fair it is not always the best way to keep an efficient team.
Great photo.

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That is indeed a very important letter and it adds greatly to the legend of the bravery of those who fought to defend the Alamo.

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That is interesting but very sad, from what I have read Andersonville was not a place anyone would want to end up in.

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It's my understanding that Louis Imperato was president of Iver Johnson in the seventies & imported the Erma designed & built 22 levergun. As well as importing some other European produced firearms. He was also the owner of the Black Powder Firearms Company that did the finish work on the C...

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Good job it's not beer I hate to see waste...... I wonder where that idea of using a sword to open Champagne came from probably a French thing

The rain here never seems to stop ....

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An excellent post for the start of the New Year and a really great looking combo ....

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Did you see any interesting tracks in the snow? Bigfoot perhaps

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Not really a leather dressing but it works well on boots.... Plus I like the name...

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I know I would have lost a lot of chances on taking squirrels if I had to crank the lever first, half cock is fine.

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The story I have heard is that the lever action .22 Erma and designed by Louis Imperato, father of Anthony (of Henry Arms) Louis Imperato, after Erma went bust he bought the rights and that's how Henry repeating arms came to be.

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Jim, that was a hard act to follow but you have done good...I'm sure your Dad's proud.

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The foot trails will be fine, sit a spell with your pretty wife in the warm and pull a cork out of whatever ya' fancy...

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Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Sun Dec 31, 2023 1:39 pm John. I believe Prince Albert would be horrified!

Yes and I believe it's an historical fact that Queen Victoria was not amused either....

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Well the New Year started as the Old Year finished with the same old rain...

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A Happy New Year Walt and to all Levergun lovers and their families....

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Bill, in the UK that would be classed as a disguised weapon and is required to be on a section 5 licence, much more difficult to get than a FAC which would mean jumping through hoops from now till next Christmas with no guarantee of success.....

Interesting little airgun though...

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I nearly didn't watch because I thought it would be about an old M16.........but it was really refreshing to see someone do things properly for a change and to see that old leveraction running so well... 8) I couldn't watch some gun maintenance videos on a Russian channel as they were using pliers a...

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Pat C wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 11:51 pm
Pisgah wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 11:34 pm The one I had resides fondly in memory and on my "Wish I'd Never Sold" list...
I know that feeling all to well

We have lots of laws that make buying a firearm difficult I just wish we had as many for selling them....

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I watch zero news or TV all my viewing is on YouTube, far more entertaining and educational too. One thing that surprised me was the dozens of videos on the 16 gauge I bought, the only problem is they are all in Russian :? I saw one where they were hunting Moose but I think some Russian dude with a ...

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Excellent job all round, well worth the effort

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Good day out and nice looking birds too

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My first leveraction was a Erma .22lr it was reliable and a accurate little rifle and served me well when I was gamekeeping. I would have no hesitation in buying a Henry H001.

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Good luck, I'd love to take game with an 8 gauge, only used one once but I liked it...

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It's like a script from a bad movie.

That is by far the best description of today's politics......

........ I guess I shouldn't be laughing

Rain and temps in the 40s grey old day

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I'd like to down a bottle or two of this but sadly I can't find any locally I must be too far South

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Great Parenting Indeed......

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Christmas certainly disrupts any chance of keeping a routine alright... still that maybe a good thing, well at least as far as the increased food and drink...

Saw some blue sky today for about half an hour then more rain and wind, temperature in the 50s though.

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I can see the pride of ownership already, great gifts..

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The only ones I saw were in the Sonoran Desert Museum, my son and I would have loved to see them in the wild...

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I'll have to look out for "Door Yard" ale but doubt I will find any over here..no one knows what a door yard is...

Blowing a gale here with even more rain....

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Jim is there anything that you haven't hunted with a Sixgun

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No Cologne or Chilli but someone up in Yorkshire named a Beer after me...

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Hey Doc at least you know you are "poaching" on what has always been fertile ground.....

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My favourite Christmas story thanks for posting...

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I like "Old GK" it has adds a certain air of experience and it's certainly better than the more accurate Decrepit GK...

55f here but yet MORE rain

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Or better still send ME your best 32/20 and then work out what OS owes you....

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Nice to have family close at Christmas.. I spoke to my son and daughter in law on WhatsApp as they are in NZ, just not the same.

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I had Christmas dinner with some friends down at the local farm and came away with an unexpected gift of two oven ready frozen partridges...

A very merry Christmas to all Levergunners everywhere...

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Griff wrote: ↑Sun Dec 24, 2023 6:44 pm Thank you and Merry Christmas to you & yours also.

Have great Christmas

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WOW, wake up Christmas morning to find Jay has fixed me up with Blanche from Cornville, never had a Christmas present quite like that before :shock: and here's me still waiting for my new teeth :oops: Six, I watched the link :o is that guy still alive :?: it's no wonder he has to watch his back in w...

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Well Jay thats quite an improvement

but I reckon I would stand more of a chance pulling one of those Cornville gals.....

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OS, that female pulling the sheep out of the mud would be a dead ringer if she was blonde, for my ex's daughter, couldn't be a worse choice....

Not keen on Bassett hounds either plus they need their claws clipped.

Walt's got my vote too..

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Quote The best setup in the world is being a hick in the middle of ritzy folks. You can live large for almost nothing just off the leavins. That has been my policy up untill last year when everything fell apart, I have mostly lived in places with private estates with free hunting in return for a lit...

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Boys if I cut loose with a Colt M-4 over here I'd have the SAS throwing stun grenades though my window and I'd be dragged off to the Tower ..

however I thank you kindly for the thought ..

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Committing suicide with a firearm is a complete no no for me as I always clean my guns after use..... seriously though there have been times when things were bad but I have a stubborn streak and prefer to stay around to p off those responsible for my discomfort...

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