San Joaquin Shootist
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I have those two and a Glock 19 on my permit. Any of the hammerless J frames make a nice carry.
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That is a kind offer Slim, Thank you. I still have my old leather stitching needles and awl. I just need a Round Tuit:)
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Thanks but no.
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The trade would be easier:) But I am about ready to move it 5". Thanks Slim:)
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WTB Winchester 1892 45 colt
San Joaquin Shootist replied to Irish-Pat's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
There is a nice one for sale in Lincoln, CA. FYI, I am not the seller and don't know him. Link click here---> https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1615419&highlight=winchester -
Looking for a 1887 shotgun
San Joaquin Shootist replied to Darren Horsey's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
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I think it could be done by Miroku again. The recent 73’s and 66’s are an example of guns from the past they have made.
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PM answered, belt still available.
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My belt is too big. Want to trade a Kirkpatrick 46" belt 2 1/4" wide for 40" OR 42" belt also 2 1/4" wide. This belt I have is almost like new. This belt is from a wild bunch rig, link--> https://www.kirkpatrickleather.com/product/wild-bunch-rig-model-wbr/
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Paul. My load was given to me by Curly Cole years ago and Ive been loading it ever since. Its a near duplicate of the Winchester featherlights.
Gray WAA12L wad
7/8 shot
15.0 grains of Clays
any 209 primer
With a Mec loader its bushing #28. This bushing will throw 15.2 grains but its close
Next time we meet, Ill give ya some loads to try and compare
P.S. You can load AAs and STS hulls without readjusting anything.
S.G----.
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Here's one I loaded for several years for ex. She liked it and won with it.
WAA12L (gray) wad
7/8 ounce shot
14.0 to 18.0 gr Clays (the whole range worked for me, just put a little more pressure on wad with more powder, just wad touching powder with the low end)
Any primer, but I use Cheddites or Win 209s almost always
Good luck, GJ
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California looking to secede
San Joaquin Shootist replied to Tom Bullweed's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
This is an example fo what we are up against: Click here---> http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-leland-yee-q-and-a-20160223-story.html And here---> http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-a-guide-to-leland-yee-corruption-scandal-shrimp-boy-to-guns-20140328-story.html And here---> http://www.sfexaminer.com/chow-trial-political-fallout-looking-back-at-the-shrimp-boy-saga/ -
California looking to secede
San Joaquin Shootist replied to Tom Bullweed's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Well you cannot have as much fun with it but there is also a movement to split the state into two states. Click here to read about it---> http://www.soj51.net/ The county I live in voted 2 to 1 for Trump. I suspect we will pay for that as the California Legislature drafts laws to punish our county. Our County Sheriff has a shall issue policy for CCW permits and at a Pro Gun Rights rally I attended he spoke and stated "I will not put law abiding citizens behind bars for violating these new gun laws." So make your jokes but make no mistake, the good fight is being fought here and we are severely out numbered by the leftist leaning LA and SF populations. I ask you to ponder how you would do in similar circumstances? SJS -
California looking to secede
San Joaquin Shootist replied to Tom Bullweed's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Well as a resident of California I always joked the state government would build a wall to keep the tax payers in:) truthfully I expected it to be a virtual wall built with some legislation to attempt to tax anyone leaving with funds earned while in California. Then of course they did try this with retirement income but were not successful......yet:\
