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WymoreWrangler SASS 46187L

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  1. We have had great and bad stays at the La Quinta, first time was great, everything was clean and top notch, next time it was dirty and we had roaches in the room and the front desk was indifferent to it and it was really late at night and to late to change, sound like they may have clean up their act since...

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  2. 15 hours ago, El Chapo said:

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    I also would just get a mold for the 200 grain LSWC.  A flat point isn't going to be the best feeding in a 1911.  It may feed, but it's going to be clunky.

    I load a 200 grain RNFP for my 1911's and have no problems with it feeding....

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  3. A lot of us Shooters are getting a little long in the tooth.  The heat that time of year can be brutal, and after shooting the main match,  many will be close to heat exhaustion prior to the Wild Bunch match.  The previous schedule gave folks a couple of days of rest after Wild Bunch before shooting the main match.  Just my opinion...

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  4. I have contacted Charles Daly/Chiapa on multiple occasions, trying to find out when the springs were going to ship, and after more than a week, they admitted they didn't have any and didn't know when they were going to get any.  Now going into the third week their standard answer is they have to go back and talk with the gunsmith and they will call me back, but they never do.  So I have a shotgun I paid almost a thousand dollars for that can easily be repaired, but am getting no help from the importer...  So any help would be appreciated..  (I have ordered some prototype springs, but no guarantee they will work)

  5. 2 hours ago, The Original Lumpy Gritz said:

    Is Bob a SASS member? If so, do you know his alias? 

    Bob Mernickle, the founder of Mernickle leather, give Howling Wolf a call, I'm sure he has has it...

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  6. 11 hours ago, T-Square said:

    “Sad”? I believe Stan is still alive—but the real sadness is that he’ll likely get back only a fraction of what he spent. Hopefully, he truly enjoyed those things while he had them, because now the vultures are circling. It’s yet another reminder of the pitfalls of consumerism: when we die—or even just try to sell off what we've collected—it usually ends up going for pennies on the dollar.

    Live fully. Buy less. Own what matters.

    It's sad because he isn't going to shoot with us anymore...

     

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