I love big government and we need more!

[Woobie]

Alright, funny guy. It's a photo of me. Are you saying I broke the Internet?

Lol, a few minutes ago it was a huge post with a bunch of letters run together. Easily the longest post INGO history. If you took Indydave's longest post, which included a quote of Bill of Right's longest post, this would beat it by a factor of 3.

But now it looks like a cool pic of a couple of handsome young dudes having a good time.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Lol, a few minutes ago it was a huge post with a bunch of letters run together.

Yeah, misfire. Paralegal yelled down the hall and told me how to fix it . . . and then said something like "&^%$#@&, I am sooo leaving early today." Whatever THAT means.

 

[Woobie]

Yeah, misfire. Paralegal yelled down the hall and told me how to fix it . . . and then said something like "&^%$#@&, I am sooo leaving early today." Whatever THAT means.

You should head home too. You'll be busy next week after someone (allegedly) does something stupid this weekend with fireworks.

 

[actaeon277]

I want this, cause bigger is better.
I just don't want to wait.

https://shilohrifle.com/rifles/1874-sharps-rifle/1874-hartford-clone-en/

 

[oldpink]

Way to go, Que...love to see a man really happy with a recent purchase.
Hope you're able to afford all the ammo you feel like shooting out of that beautiful big Henry and enough time to take it to the range as often as you want, preferably with a family member to enjoy it, too.
Better still, you'll get a chance to take it hunting.
There's something so cool about a levergun.

 

[Que]

https://www.americanhunter.org/articles/2016/7/4/the-most-american-rifle-cartridge/

 

[oldpink]

https://www.americanhunter.org/articles/2016/7/4/the-most-american-rifle-cartridge/

Nice little article.
A lot of the credit for why this old warhorse is still popular -- with new models of guns still being chambered for it -- goes to one John M. Browning, first for his 1885 High Wall, then for the classic 1886 Winchester, both of which breathed new life into the beast for well over a century, and certainly for much longer than anyone here will ever be alive.