Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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CENTER-FIRE RIFLE: Marlin 444SS with 6x Leupold
RIM-FIRE RIFLE: Marlin 39 Mountie with 4x Nikon
SHOTGUN: Browning BPS 10 Gauge
HANDGUN: Colt Delta Elite 1911 10mm

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I got a Rem 700 BDL in .260 the first year they hit the market, around '94 or '95, if I recollect. I was looking to downsize my deer rifle from 30/06 to a 250 Savage or a 257 Roberts just to be different from all my 270 Winchester fanatic friends. I have a Leupold 6x42 mounted on it and have handloa...

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It ain't braggin' if you can do it.

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In the book "The Life and Confession of the Noted Outlaw James Copeland", is a description of one of the Gangs favorite weapons; the slung shot. This was a lead ball with a hole drilled in the center and attached to the assassin's wrist with a short leather cord. The killer would hold the ...

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Currahee! Major Winters.

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I love history, especially local stories. Another notorius outlaw gang in Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana was the James Copeland & Gale Wages Clan. They burnt down county courthouses and part of the city of Mobile, Alabama.

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Wonder where that Luger is today?

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I can't be sure, but it looks like the slim feller on the extreme right is holding some kind of semi-auto pistol. He's standing a little apart, like he wanted his pistol to be seen.

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I think you need to have a little white lightning...to kill that flu bug you have...

Better yet, try a pint of double-rectified Genuine BustHead and two corn dodgers and call Chin-Lee in the morning!

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Mine is taken from the book "The Forgotten Soldier", by Guy Sajer. His is the story of a half german half french teenager that served in the German army in WW2. From the inavasion of Russia in 1941 until he surrendered to the Allies in 1945, he tells the story of serving in the army that w...

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Hawks and Owls are one thing....now if it was a cat...well, I might have to step in and provide covering fire for the lil'birdies.

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Merry Christmas indeed! You must have been good all year to find a deal like this.

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I live so far back in the woods, we have to wipe owl she-it off the clock to see what time it is. My wilderness gun is a 5 1/2" barreled Ruger SBH in 44Mag carried in a crossdraw holster. My other accoutrements carried in the boonies are snake-leggins and a machete.

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Nice rifle. Now if it only came in stainless steel.

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I been good, real real good all year. I want an early production Winchester Model 92 in 25-20.

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A slice of cold pizza and a couple of beers.

"Breakfast of Champions!!"

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Here in the Pine Belt it's a little cooler than the last couple of days. Right now at 1424 it's 96 degrees with 58% humidity with a heat index of 114.

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Breakfast just ain't breakfast without some hot buttered grits. Add a side of bacon or venison/pork sausage, fried eggs, cathead biscuits and cane syrup. Then wash it down with some strong black coffee made in the old stainless steel percolator. Carpe Diem!

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No disrepect intended, but the holiday is Independence Day, not 4th of July. So happy Independence Day y'all!

Down here we also remember Gettysburg and Vicksburg on July 4.

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I use a Comp-Tac Infidel with belt clip carried on my strong side and their clip-on single mag pouch weakside. Comp-Tac has excellent customer service too.

http://www.comp-tac.com/

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What is this foreign freak show called soccer all about any way?

I wish your son a speedy recovery.

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+1 for excellent customer service from RCBS!

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Doc, I got into dutch oven cooking after reading about the "Sixgunner Biscuits" years ago. Now I have 3 camp dutch ovens, 1 domed lid oven for hanging over a fire and a plethora of skillets. Will the cookbook include a Dutch Oven or Cast Iron section?

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For my handgun; a LeMat revolver chambered for .41 Magnum and 20 gauge, or a Broomhandle Mauser in 45acp. I can't decide.

For my rifle, it would be a Remington Model 8 in .35 Remington.

My "new production" shotgun would be the Winchester Model 12 in 12 gauge.

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"Potato Digger"

"Ma Deuce"

"Burp Gun"

"Tommy Gun"

Then you got your "Thumb Busters" and "Smoke Wagons" and "Punkin Heavers".

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I use the SnakeStopper load like on Mr. Jeff's gunblast.com. For 38/357 loads, I use a 000 Buckshot pellet seated over #8 birdshot with a paper over-powder wad, and a few grains of Red Dot. Very deadly out to 30'. In the 44SPL/44Mag,I use a .440 lead ball seated over #8's. These loads are as much fu...

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Years ago, I hunted in the river swamp with Mr. Lamar. He was a Korean War vet and kept a pack of Rat Terriers that would run deer. In my mind's eye, I can still see that liitle old man rattling down a pigtrail of a dirt road in "The Yellowjacket" (his old Chevy truck) with four or five Ra...

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We have had Rat Terriers all my life. They are by far my favorite breed, smart, fast and gritty. So here's the names of my friends who have passed on: Mantou, ZKiller, Porkchop, Ol' Jack, Cricket and Bullet. I have a 1/2 Rat Terrier 1/2 Jack Russell named Emma Pearl that is watching me type this. Ge...

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What this thread needs is a theme song...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4s0nzsU1Wg

11th generation American here. American by Birth Southern by the Grace of God.

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Them aint no cowboys. More like sheep wranglers come to town after a long winter on Brokeback Mountain.

Definately from Kansas, though.....

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Someone who has been in the news lately....Elin Nordegren

What is wrong with Tiger??

And I hear Russia is full of these running wild...

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In my Handi500, I've used Sierra 400gr JFP's with H110 to kill two whitetails at ranges of 80 to 100 yds. Knockdown power is phenomenal. This year, I've worked up a load using the Hornady FTX 300gr and Lil'Gun. I have not killed a deer with this load, but we still have 3 weeks of deer seasn left. I ...

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Thanks for the information. I will nix the chamber adapter idea and try the "cat-sneeze" approach. I have some .30cal Lasercast 170gr flat points that i use in 30/30 loads. TumbleweedsII, could you post some 30'06 cat-sneeze recipes or pm me?

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Walking out of the woods from the deer stand, I have walked right up close to several big ol fat rabbits. I was thinking about getting a chamber insert for a 30.06, say one in 32 H&R Mag. I would be able to shoot 32 S&W, 32 S&W Long and 32Mag out of my bolt gun. I could pop a rabbit and ...

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The 44 Bulldog I had was a newer model. The finish was not as slick as a S&W, but that thing would shoot! At 15 yards, I could put all five 240gr SWCs into one ragged hole.

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It's a rat writ, writ for a rat......

Who will play Rooster's "father" Chen Lee?

Will General Sterling Price have a cameo appearance?

I wish I had shot of that "double-rectified genuine bust-head" and some corn dodgers!

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black-eyed peas for luck
steamed cabbage for money
smoked ham cause its good

thats the way we was raised

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Burris Fullfield II Rifle Scope 2-7x 35mm 3P#4 Reticle

MidwayUSA has 'em for $189.00. I have one on a 1894SS and I am very impressed with this scope.

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I mix and match camo, most often a mossy oak or realtree shirt and woodland bdu pants. It is seldom cold enough for a coat around here. I wear a blaze orange vest and hat nowadays. I never wear Carhardtt brown in the woods though. I don't want some gomer looking at me through his scope. I never unde...

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Grits, scrambled eggs, sausage, gravy, cane syrup and cathead biscuits at Mama's house.

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Spent a week in the Smokey Mountains with family and friends. Built a 1 acre farm pond and had a free-flowing artesian well dug to feed it. Finally went to the dentist for a checkup (it had been 12 years since my last one). :roll: and Thanked the Good Lord every morning and every night for my family...

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I hope Sandy Claws is readin' this.

1. SXS in .410
2. S&W 29 with 4" barrel.
3. Marlin levergun in .500 S&W Magnum.

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Mine is 12gr of Blue Dot and a 240gr Hornady LSWHP. Out of 5 1/2" barreled SBH, this load is very accurate, low recoiling and not so loud as to bust your ears if if you have to fire without earplugs.

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Breakfast
Dinner
Supper

Lunch is served to young'uns on a tray at school.

Call me any name you please, just don't call me late fer supper!

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Go medieval on them varmints..

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Threads like this give me a mybrain headache.

Don't forget to pray for the starving pigmeats in New Guinea.

A coworker was giving me his recipe for something and he said "add plenty of Farmer's Arm cheese:. I lost it when I realized he meant Parmesan!

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I just put a Burris Fullfield II 2-7x 35mm 3P#4 Reticle on a Marlin 1894SS. I am very impressed with the clarity of this scope. 1" groups at 100yds with 270gr Speer Gold Dots and near maximum charge of H110.

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I switched from Red Wings to Chippewa boots several years ago. I wear pull-on Chippewa Arroyos everday for work and Chippewa lace-up Loggers for hunting, firewood gathering etc. http://s7d2.scene7.com/is/image/JustinBrands/CBC_29470_R?$CBC_grid$&crop=100,400,2000,3200 http://s7d2.scene7.com/is/i...

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Thanks for the story. Sort'a tuned up my heartstrings.

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