Oklahoma Dee
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7 hours ago, Doug E Turtle said:
Found one of Slick's videos on the pistol, and he mentions the wider trigger so I got my answer, thanks!
Sorry about the reference, I was fresh out of Doc's office and abit under.
This is a better comparison for what your looking for, I hope.
Left one is a USFA Rodeo II hammer, the middle is the New Pietta GWII Gunfighter series this topic is about and the right one is on a Ruger New Vaquero of mine, the Super Blackhawk with mods.
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4 hours ago, Doug E Turtle said:
Do these have the wider triggers similar to the Alchimista models, or do they have the traditional width?
See page 1, May 20th.
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I expanded and edited my response here.
Goatneck Clem was my first shotgun gunsmith that worked a Stoeger for me.
Then Jonny Meadows was/is an outstanding SKB gunsmith, I bought an SKB from Dirt Merchant, and then Fast Eddie and Roughneck Rod built a few for me. Then Lefty Wheeler came along and is my current Champion maker of SKB's. I guess, I kinda hedge my bets on each SKB, for at sometime, the SKB will be worn to needing replacement parts ( that may or may not exist). The newest SKB gunsmith for me, and he just built one for me, is Brad Finch up in Amarillo,TX. All of them do and did outstanding work. I have my favorite winning SKB 200E's from all of them. Twill be with me, til my son or grandson gets it . Unless the Tom Mix Museum, in Dewey Oklahoma comes callin.
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ahhhhhh, correction, i never use it.
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i use it, pretty important information easily found there.
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5 hours ago, Abilene, SASS # 27489 said:
Were they older or newer cci's? Seems the newer ones in blue boxes are almost as light as Federal.
Whhaaatttt??? Hmmmmmm.
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Pretty special shootin range in Cushing, Oklahoma. Scott Wayne is always looking to stretch your skill set.
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Cheyenne Culpepper, Your life is pretty darn excellent!
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2 hours ago, Slick McClade said:
Thank you for everyone giving your feedback , good or bad. This is what helps us keep our product in line with what the customer (You) wants. We also get a first hand reviews on what we could improved on and Yes we do listen and improve them.
The support has been very overwhelming and I thank you for it.
Slick
You are the only reason why I bought mine. You are a hard-nosed, trustworthy friend and competitor. Stay the line
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5 minutes ago, Randy Saint Eagle, SASS # 64903 said:
They are inserted into a couple of holes in the barrel. Had a shooter have one come off Saturday. My Super Glue had dried up, so I used Liquid Skin to put it back on. It held for the rest of the match but definitely not a long-term repair.
Randy
I gotta laugh abit. All this time, I always thought Rugers, were the only one, had that problem. Nice to Pietta's, have it as well.
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Great added info, thank you most kindly.
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On 7/16/2025 at 1:05 PM, Two Shoots said:
I did some testing last year with PP in 38 spl. 2.7 grains with a 105 grain bullet, fired from a 4.6" pistol, avg. vel 726 FPS. All same except 2.6 grains of powder, 686 avg. From a rifle with 125 grain bullet 2.7 grains was 882 FPS average, and 2.6 was 875 FPS.
Hey Two Shoots,
Got to clarify how you got those numbers. In the SASS rules, for the power factor of ammunition covenants, (pg26) did you do the following "The muzzle should be raised to at least 80 degrees into the vertical before each shot is fired. " ?
Thanks,
OkD
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Many thanks to all that had input to my request.
Great information for me.
Thanks!!
OkD
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I picked up some of this smokeless powder and may be interested in using it in, 38 Special and 12ga shotshells.
Thanks for any positive input.
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3 hours ago, Cheyenne Culpepper 32827 said:
they don not like primer back out at all!! Am creating more space between cylinder and forcing cone
I have the same problem. Looking closely, I could see a slight lip of metal, protruding around the recoil shield firing pin hole. Gently filed it smooth. Helped, but still loves 122gr and up grain lead bullets. They shoot well. 100 to 115gr seem to slow or hangup. The recoil shield may need to be replaced or reset?
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3 minutes ago, Billy Boots, # 20282 LTG-Regulator said:
I went to RRV Cowpokes match yesterday to get out and about from all the boredom. I enjoyed being TO for 18 shooters for Six stages. I noticed to shootersw GWII GC Piettas.
Hmmm, I wonder who....
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I shot at Oakwood Outlaws, near Oakwood, Texas, this weekend. Short drive, hot humid weather. IDEAL!
I shot this Saturday and Sunday there, 6 stages both days.
Sunday I shot the Pietta's GWII "Gunfighrt competitors"
My thoughts,
They shot great. For some reason, they get on target easily.
No misses, no ruger(Pietta? go rounds)
But, they do love 122/125gr bullets best.
105's gr, seem to back out primers every so often. I practiced with them on Saturday and decided to shoot only 122gr or 125gr on Sunday.
Still the best price, out of the box - to the range - SASS legal handguns I have ever shot and owned.
Now the problem of ..... Ruger's NV's OR Pietta's GWII Gunfighter Competitors....I could see me shooting the Pietta's at the Nationals 2025. Though, I do love my Lassiter Ruger New Vaqueros short stroked classics.....Tis a good problem to have.
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Congratulations to JEDI GF #376: Hopalong ACE
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On 6/13/2025 at 7:05 AM, mean gun mark said:
I reached out to EMF and discussed with them; they stated that the triggers were probably within specs. They wanted me to discuss the issue with Slick and the consensus was that indeed they do need some additional work to make the triggers suitable. I also discussed with Lassiter what the additional cost would be to make these "match ready" I again reached out to EMF and they had me return them for a full refund. I am satisfied with what they did to refund me the cost, but while these are really nice-looking guns with the barrels and the case hardening, they are not match ready out of the box. IMHO
I am sad to hear this. I am still impressed with mine. Yet, I am shooting smokeless, I think you are shooting Black powder or a sub.
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3 hours ago, mean gun mark said:
he was less than impressed
, course those were yours, I assume? Problem children run in two's. ..least in my family.
Oh and, Lassiter is, In my opinion, the premier Ruger NV short stroke gunsmith.
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1 hour ago, mean gun mark said:
picked mine up at the ohio state shoot. I am sadly disappointed. the triggers are 8-81/2 lbs on one and 7-8 lbs on the other. Everyone who felt them wondered if it had a safety on when they tried to dry fire. The actions are a bit stiff as expected for a brand-new firearm. I will be reaching out to EMF to see about returning these for service. Surely that is not within their specs. The case coloring is great, the grips are very grippy, sights are bright and come into view nicely and the octagon barrels are cool, but as is out of the box, these are nowhere near "match ready"
Mean Gun Mark,
Congratulations to your 2025 Ohio State Frontier Cartridge Championship!
Did you shoot these guns in the main match? I hope not.
Your findings are dis-heartening. I hope you get a satisfactory result(s) from EMF. I am sure you will.
That being said, we knew up front, the heavy trigger pulls that will be evident. Except!!! To have 7 and 8 lb trigger pulls, well, at 68 years old, I would be unhappy as well.
I found, doing some basic polishing of parts, that are related to the hammer and trigger area, reduced mine down to below 4 lbs.
Please keep us up to date with your findings.
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1 hour ago, Dusty Sometimes said:
I just received mine last week after a 4 month wait! I haven't shot them yet, but other than the heavy trigger pull, which can be easily resolved, I'm very impressed with everything on these pistols, including the price, and I've shot Ubertis, Piettas, ROAs, and Vaqueros for years. I'm hoping to shoot them this weekend, but I know I'll soon be dreading the decision before each match, whether to shoot my stainless Ruger Vaqueros, short-stroked, with brass sights ($900 + $500 + $75 = $1,475 each) or these new Pietta GW Competition Series ($901 each)? Either way, I'll have a fantastic pair of backup pistols that will be just as good as the main match pair. Of course I'll have to gather some spare parts (leaf springs) for the Piettas, something one rarely needs for Rugers.
Also, I love my Bling, so I had to swap the black plastic grips for a set of pewter grips!
Dusty Sometimes
Baton Rouge, LA.
Gosh darn, them are too sweet and elegant ta boot.
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14 minutes ago, Windy City Kid said:
Only reason I ask is, if they are slip ons, that may be the reason they shoot low. I added two to my RNV, and even shaved the bottom down so they were all the way on, still made me shoot low.
They are not slip-ons. Solid brass, I will assume.
As for them shooting 2.25" low... that is outstanding for factory direct. That load, I shot, is legal in SASS power factor.
Ruger SA and Colt SAA with un-filed front sights, correct me if wrong, with the same light load, will print about 6 to 8 inches lower.
Ruger and Colt use the standard load of a 158gr factory loaded 38 Special / 357 Mag factory load, to set the POI for all the factory output.
They do not cater to SASS shooter needs or wants.
Pietta, with this setup is.
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Battle at the Crossroads. Sept18-20th. Lincoln county Cowboys Cushing Oklahoma!
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Sorry bout the late entry Billy Boots!!! Twas a fine fine match, Make is easy, make it hard. I shot great, scored poorly, but very very pleased.
Battle At The Crossroads - 2025 (9_19_25 - 9_20_25)_ Overall Winners Details by Time (1).pdf