Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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Sadly in the end the gun will be blamed as they are all evil and should be destroyed.People of course are all blameless and aren t responsible for their actions

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In this world money talks .The gun will be vilified and the person who pulled the trigger will walk away free as it makes more sense than to actually blame the person who pulled the trigger.All gun laws are based on this way of thinking.There is some irony though that a blatant anti gun person ends ...

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He will probably use this to become the next anti gun poster child spokesperson on TV and the news media.Guns are bad just look what happened to me.I read and don t know if it is true that the movie they are making (produced by Baldwin) was on a low budget and they didn’t t use the standard unionize...

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If I was sharing a camp with a guy like that I d sleep with one eye open and one hand on my gun

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I got strapped daily pretty hard by one teacher in the second grade.She would pick on kids that parents weren’t well off because she thought that nobody cared about them and nobody would believe them.I was told by her that if I told my parents that it would get worse for me.The strappings only stopp...

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Remington nylon 66 ,I was 16

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It s a Swiss action martini.It has a groove for scopemounting and a dovetail for a rear sight

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I also have my eye on this one in 22 hornet

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I would remove the roll over comb as well as I shoot left handed and I also don t like that type of stock

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Just found this for sale a navy arms martini rifle in 45/70.I would love to add it to my collection though if I bought it I think I would shorten the barrel to 26 inches and possibly have the barrel turned half round to lighten the gun up for hunting

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My NOE Pritchett bullet mould arrived today now to get casting.I ve been wanting one for quite awhile to go with my Parker Hale 1861 enfield musketoon

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I know the 45 colt can have blow by when using black powder.It s kind of a mute point anyway as though I would like to have it ,it s just not in the cards for me to buy

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Yes they did and I d rather prefer44/40 myself

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This just came up for sale man I wish I had the cash Uberti 1873 musket in 45 colt

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There is an old saying that I think gets it about right for most of us That there is a devil there is no doubt But is he trying to get in or is he trying to get out Life has a way of testing a persons faith in the world.Most of us have flaws in one way or the other and that’s just part of being huma...

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If I bought it my wife would probably end up with it in the divorce settlement

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I wish he did a jaeger rifle kit

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My only flinter currently is my Pedersoli Mortimer 12ga though I have been eyeballing the Lyman Great Plains signature series flintlock

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Saw this for sale here in Canada a Griffon and Howe Springfield 22lr ,What a beauty but too much money for me ( $6000 )unless I want to end up living in my truck lol

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Love the Sewer dept stories reminds me of some of my experiences where I worked.I retired a couple of years ago from working as a pump technician looking after the various sewage pumping stations in the city where I use to live.

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Yes I do as well.I have four currently ,a Shiloh 1874 military in 45/70,C Sharps 1875 sporter in 45/70 and two Shiloh percussion Sharps a 63 sporter and a 59 carbine.I just ordered a crossno liner for the 45/70s so I can shoot some 22s in them

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Couldn’t t you get a mould from www.ballmoulds.com over there in the UK .This use to be Jeff Tanners bullet mould company ,I think it’s run by his son now.A .715 round ball will do as well if you don t use a patch and use card and cushion wads instead

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I ll be taking my Gallyon out this years muzzleloading deer season .Most shots taken at deer in my area are under 50yards so I m not handicapped shooting a smooth bore and the 69round ball can do quite a job on deer

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Glad you were able to get it,you will have a lot of fun with the Gallyon .

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Yes you will be far happier with the gallyon a way better gun for shotgunning.Like I said pick up a 69cal mould and you ll be in business for anything Just like days gone bye when a single barrel shotgun had to do everything. If I can't get the Gallyon I know of another muzzleloader (Ardessa) in 12...

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Yes you will be far happier with the gallyon a way better gun for shotgunning.Like I said pick up a 69cal mould and you ll be in business for anything

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I say go with the gallyon I have one and I think it will be a better choice than the first gun .I had to make up a new ramrod for mine as the previous owner misplaced the original.I use a 69cal mould for mine and plan on taking it out for deer this season

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I have something similar to that my 1851 Swiss Feld Stutzer made by Vollmer

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Muzzle loading guns has always been my first passion when it comes to guns.Recently I have been trying to resist temptation to purchase this 10 bore rifle by kavanaugh sold locally as it is a pretty pricy piece but would be cool to hunt with.To buy it I would have to sell a few guns off to pay for it

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I already saw the eclipse when my wife caught me buying another gun, all of a sudden everything went dark

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sat Jun 05, 2021 9:39 am I like that. Didn't the older ones have a side gate for loading the magazine?

Yes they did but I like it with out the side gate as it has a nicer look.It means slower loading as you have to unscrew the mag tube and load but I think the traditional look is worth it

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Just picked up this new Uberti 66 carbine last week and I like the improvements made from the early ones made years ago.The old ones had the cut out in the tube with the sliding cover ,brass barrel bands and a skeletonized hammer and had a cheapy quality look to them in my opinion.This is my third 2...

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Three My
Winchester 95 src in 30/06
Browning 1886 sporting rifle in 45/70
Uberti winchester1866 carbine in 22lr

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You wouldn’t t believe how much a nice hunting rifle it is.It carries like a dream and it is a natural pointing rifle

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This the pattern I m planning on doing with my flat horn when I get to it

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barbarossa wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:48 am Where I live whitetail and black bear are the two main big game animals with moose on a limited draw
basis.Most of the shots are close up under a 100 yards thick brush hunting.

My best hunting rifle for my area is my Browning 1886 sporting rifle in 45/70 what I call my up close and personal rifle

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Where I live whitetail and black bear are the two main big game animals with moose on a limited draw basis.Most of the shots are close up under a 100 yards thick brush hunting. My best hunting rifle for my area is my Browning 1886 sporting rifle in 45/70 what I call my up close and personal rifle.Th...

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When I get that horn finished I have this flat horn to carve.I plan on using it with my Pedersoli Mortimer flint 12ga

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piller wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 11:43 pm Cool! Your own carving?

Yes I carved it,still have a lot to do on it though

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Started making up a new powder horn to take with me for this seasons deer hunt

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I have heard that the ones manufactured by armalite were the best quality versions and the other ones being a hit or miss scenario

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cas wrote: ↑Sun May 23, 2021 8:57 pm
jeepnik wrote: ↑Sat May 22, 2021 6:14 am A survival rifle with only two shots. My AR-7 far out classes the M-6.
Two shots... that's one more shot than most AR-7s.

Now that’s funny

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Personally if one is foraging for small game I don t think a gun having two shots puts you at any disadvantage but if your talking about playing Rambo or fighting the Zombie apocalypse then I might agree with you

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The TPS version takes down like the Springfield version with the exception that is has a captured takedown pin so it can t be lost and both pieces separate. I have never had a problem with the trigger on these .The gun came with full chokes so before I shoot slugs I m going to have to get the cylind...

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Just picked up a TPS M6 scout over /under 410 and have to say I am impressed with the quality .I chose the 410 version as I already have a nice Springfield m6 in 22/410 and wanted a 410 double for bunny hunting so this should fill the bill for that purpose.The only thing I d change is the rear sight...

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The lever by the trigger guard is the ejector

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I haven t seen it in person but it is online for sale locally.I assume you are right about the shell extraction.I m going to talk to the owner to see what he says

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Tempted to buy this a hand made soper style action in 357.Might be a fun gun to go after deer with

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There is a limited edition replica of the NewTowne matchlock being currently made and I am sorely tempted

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If Uberti made a 22 version of the Henry rifle I d be first in line to buy it especially if it was scaled down for caliber

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