Paco Kelly's Leverguns.com

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It’s accuracy enough to make up for the lack of power and I don’t think your typical Antifa soy boy is any tougher than a coyote. My experience is from Army training, but not actual combat. Few humans have the willpower to continue like a wild animal after sustaining a serious injury. A 22 Mag can ...

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You know the feds mandate all sorts of safety equipment on vehicles. It’s time they mandate fire suppression systems on electric vehicles. Heck, they have them on aircraft. And some vessels. Of course that would require annual inspections to ensure proper operation. They would be the same sort of ma...

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Amazing how similar the removal of monuments and the revision of history that happens daily is to what the main character in Orwell's 1984 did at work.

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Most may already know this but at some point Mossberg went from a single action bar to double action bars. If you’re looking for a replacement fore grip make sure you get the correct one. I’m not sure why they went to double bars. I suppose the myth that single bar guns can bind might have driven th...

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As I’ve mentioned my Perfect Jeep Gun (PJG) is a Mossberg 500 in .410. Prior to that use it was used by my mom as a home defense gun. I purchased a cruiser grip for it. And that shortened it up to where it was easily used in her condo. In making it the PJG I bought a youth stock to make both easier ...

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Back when they first became reliable I got one for use at work. The idea ws to get an overhead view of equiment without having to climb. Back then the video was recorded on an SD card and had to be viewed on a computer. It worked, but I found I was spending a lot of more time than if I had just clim...

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Jim is old, please excuse him. 238 Just 'cuz it's old don't mean it ain't right. :lol: Old, well then you'll remember this old saying. Don't feel pregnant. I carry this from time to time. If six rounds won't do it and he's close enough I will set him on fire. It's not a 30 caliber though. https://i...

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While I like my 42 it is on the larger size. My preferred.380 is an AMT single action Backup.

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I’m partial to the Mossberg 500. My first shotgun was a 410 Mossy. Still have it and use it. It’s now 61 years old and other than keeping it clean and replacing the magazine spring (my fault it didn’t wear out) nothing else has been needed.

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I live in an unincorporated area of L A. But across the street is L A City. The service level and response times are night and day. As a simple example my next door neighbor had her catalytic converter stolen. A sheriff’s deputy came out, took the report & photos. He also had me email them my vi...

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I’ve been using something similar for well over a decade. I think it was designed for sub guns but the velcro fit with my take downs. I ended up with a couple as this one became the home for The Perfect Jeep Gun.

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That’s LASD, Los Angeles Sheriff Department. Although when the Sheriff and LAPD used to open their ranges to the public I shot at both. Some very good people ran the ranges and would offer help if someone was struggling. Today the ranges are closed to the public for liability reasons. Too bad becaus...

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If you like to tinker things like this are a joy. But let's face it, the 45-70 is enough gun for anything that walks the planet with the right load.

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I always liked the look of the full length stock. But I've never found a lefty in any caliber. I know they have been made, but finding one is rare.

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Friend of mine was worried about things if the nukes started flying and wanting to be prepared to live afterwards. Telling me about what is being said on podcasts and stuff had him really worked up. Told him not to worry about things, you live about 10 miles from a main AFB which would be one of th...

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Well, shooting hogs with what is essentially a varmit cartridge the results are what is to be expected.

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Yes, likely to loose the legal battle. But the fight will cost firearms groups. Whereas the politicians have no worry about financial wherewithal.

I wonder if the politicians can be held legally responsible for violating their oath of office.

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Beautiful rifles but hens teeth around here. That would be a great price. By the way, I always thought Ruger stole that styling for their 96. I always think it's funny when someone says the Rugers 'look way too weird to be taken seriously' as leverguns, then hold up the Winchester 88, or Savage 99,...

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You know, I'm just the opposite. Tell me you don't want me somewhere and I'll stay around just to irritate you. It would be easier for you to maybe ignore those with whom you donot agree.

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Movies with this warning might just teach things like morals and ethics. The sorts of things that scare today's children. You know the politicians.

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Getting angry because someone accuses you of being "unpatriotic" because you don't share their warped opinions doesn't make one a snowflake. Snowflakes are afraid to get angry, much less speak out. Get along? I get along with everyone until they cross the line then I get flat testy and wil...

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Beautiful rifles but hens teeth around here. That would be a great price. By the way, I always thought Ruger stole that styling for their 96.

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Guys, I’ve got apologize if I came off a bit harsh in my last post. A button got pushed and I should know better.

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Can’t let it pass. “Unpatriotic” Because, based solely on actual field experience, while wearing this nation’s uniform, I believe that the M16/AR15 and the 5.56 are the worst combination ever forced on the American military? Frankly sir, you need to seriously think before you type. My point of view ...

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You mean Ruger didn't put plywood on it like they do their handguns? Someone in accounting is slipping.

That's one fine looking rifle!

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Self service is a con. Gas stations became self service just so they could reduce staff thus increasing profits. For a short while you could select between full and self service and save a penny or two. But that went away about the time credit card charges came into being. So now we pump our own gas...

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Only "needed" a fire once. On that occassion my dexterity due to cold shivering hands wasn't good for matches or even a lighter. I suspect that even the magnesium and steel sparker devices I carry might also be problematic. I'd heard about folks using road flares and began carrying one of ...

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Heck, for 25 bucks I'll give it a try. As for cold fumbly hands I keep these on hand.

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Prayers up.

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But, who was there before the indigenous people ypu speak of. You know the folks the “native Americans” forced off the land.

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Imagine today a rich man offered to hire armed men to form a company to defend our borders against incursion.

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Yep, should have told them the house was sized for the dog. You had him at the vets during the day so he didn't bark or bite any of the workers. I have a new neighbor that moved in a few moths ago. A single woman she has a very large dog. Among the first things she tells almost anyone is that the do...

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Don't have a trailer like that, but as I get older I sure appreciate the newer pickup tailgates. I'm just surprised no truck maker has come up with an electric tailgate.

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It's been a very long time since we have had anyone stay for a prolonged period other than my kids. Being former Marines they and LEOs they don't need any instruction from me. But like girlfriend to drive my youngest ask that I do the initial instruction for his girl. Now there was no issue with siz...

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Ysable, that is a brilliant idea for a way to store knives. Where'd you get that magnetic rack?

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We’ve had one for years now. Quite used to people and pets. I’ve been face to face with it many times. It’s been in my coyote traps a few times. Never has sprayed and waits seemingly patiently to be released. But, I won’t tempt fate and always use a remote release. Sometimes it’s just sat in the ope...

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This PACT Act seems to modify eligibility. I'm having a much smarter lawyer type person look into it. The good thing is it also has provisions that might cover my kids as well. This appears only to be for physical exposure to toxins. They never really did anything for my youngest when he had his dea...

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I know we have a lot of vets on this forum. I just received a letter regarding the PACT Act. This has to do with compensation for exposure to thing's like Agent Orange, Radiation & Asbestos. Apparently just serving in some areas including SEA we now have presumptive exposure to this stuff Anyone...

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Quite a few ranges here do stupid things like requiring you to leave any brass that’s hit the ground. So I use brass catchers there. Had one RO try to tell me the catchers were unsafe snd couldn’t be used. I brought up there rules on their website which shut him up. Other indoor ranges will only all...

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My Marlin in 35 Rem is plenty for what I hunt now. 35 Rem is a hard hitting cartridge in my experience. The 35 Rem is good enough for anything in the lower 48. Including the large bears. But it doesn’t get much press. Seems the gun press is all a twitter about the 360 Buckhammer these days. It’s on...

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Like many I received my first knife as s kid. A three bladed “trapper”. It’s still in a box of stuff well used sharpened many times. Somewhere along the way I got knives for hunting and fishing, both fixed and folding. When I enlisted I carried the same Buck 110 as above. I kept it on my belt often ...

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Prayers up.

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Don’t know about where you live but here the live aboards are usually very protective of their neighbors boats.

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in those scenarios, the complete fragmentation of society, I would target a marina and harvest the Smallest seaworthy boat of the lot. after that i could trade it in for a better one if that need arose. small boats can be managed on beaches and up rivers, they can carry provisions for months at sea...

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Let’s understand the history of the M16. It wasn’t designed as a replacement for the M14. It was designed to replace the M1/2 carbines. That’s why the USAF originally looked at it. The USAF received some small arms from the USA when they became an independent service. Mostly M1/2s and handguns. A fe...

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Amazing! Since first posting here I have maintained that the M16/AR15 is the worst firearm forced on the American military. I have been chastised for my views. Now people seem to be waking up. It’s interesting that it coincides with a movement to replace the 5.56 with a 6.8 caliber cartridge Seems t...

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One advantage of being retired is that no one can fire me for doing the right thing. I might get arrested, but I can't be fired.

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Where I live the only serious threat is earthquake. I suppose wild fire could be but historically it hasn't been an issue. I live in a tsunami zone but again we've never had one in recorded history. Same with flood. In the zone, never ever had one. So earthquake it is. Now assuming my house doesnt's...

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The name may well live on. But like many names it will be followed by made in china.

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