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About Whiskey Hayes #41999

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  • Birthday 12/28/1952

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    41999
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    Wartrace Regulators

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  • Location
    Shelbyville, TN
  • Interests
    SASS, guns, horses, hunting,

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  1. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    I shot one in SASS matches my 1st year because that is what I had. It ran reliably if I shot 158gr bullets crimped in the grease grove. Very slow and clunky to try and shoot fast accurately. This in 2000 so targets were smaller but still very slow and clunky. I still have it as my main truck gun for the farm because it is very accurate at a slow rate of fire. I would not recommend it for a SASS competition rifle.
  2. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    You not using biscuits for cleanup are ya.
  3. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    Great powder meters like melted butter. Very versatile powder for our game. Go to shootersworldpowder.com to get the smokeless load data. I attached the manual in another thread.
  4. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    That’s why I sent the smokeless reloading manual so everyone would know which powder was being discussed.
  5. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    Jake Go to shootersworldpowder.com for their complete reloading manual. It does not list 45 Schofield. A good starting point would be a mid-range 44 special load. I've been shooting it for 4 years in 45 Colt with a 180gr bullet. With Clean Shot you can find a load that works well in pistol and rifle. No need to load two different loads. Clean Shot is a Lovex powder Lovex number DO32. There is only one Clean Shot powder not 2 as stated previously. It is also a very good shotgun powder. You could also contact Scarlett Darlin. Scarlett might have already worked up a Schofiel
  6. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    Well actually planning for next year has been going on for about 6 weeks. I call this my over lap shooting season. Makes it tough but gives me an excuse for shooting so poorly.
  7. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    I’ve had the pleasure to spend many hours with Charlie on the range. He is a truly an exceptional cowboy. Very wise, intelligent and had a vision for the Wartrace Regulators and SASS.
  8. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    Well TN my friends have honored me twice by putting me up on a stool while they were all cheering, shouting, holler'en etc. Then they put a necktie on me made out of a rope. I was extremely humbled both times. Don't know how it happened but the stool came out from under me both times and the cheering and shouting just got louder. Both times when my kicking slowed down the rope was cut and the crowd seemed disappointed that the festivities were over. I truly loved being honored and recognized but I think I have been honored enough. I always recommend someone else to be recognized/honored
  9. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    Things are different this year. Randy worked cheap just needed a little cold medicine about every other week due to a scratchy throat. I can get his favorite elixir very cheaply (free).. Randy went lame and handed the reigns over to TW. My DQ bill has gotten so high I've started taking TW's banana split boats out of the trash and refilling them with ice milk and bananas from Kroger's. His vision has gotten so blurry from all the sugar, targets had to be pulled in quite a bit or so he thinks. Please don't tell him any differently till he gets finished. There is more to this story but TW
  10. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    Just bring a photo ID, SASS membership card and money. I know a friend of a friend with a cousin that can get you in.
  11. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    All shooter books are online at Wartrace regulators.com
  12. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    I done eat the pudding and took a whoopin for it.
  13. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    Jack Daniel's and George Dickel are good suggestions along with Pritchards Distillery if you have the time. You will spend about 1/2 a day at JD. Another spot of interest very close to the range is the Blockade Runner. It is a civil war reenactment store with true authentic reproductions. It is a nice place to browse. The Bell Buckle Cafe is an excellent suggestion. Another good place is Miller's Grocery it is a cafe not a grocery store. Millers is just up the rode from Bell Buckle.
  14. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    TN you can try to stop them good ole boys but I’m not. EP will think you’re a tv. RR will have the Secret Service and we all know JW don’t no help from anybody.
  15. Whiskey Hayes #41999
    Now I understand why he moves so fast when the TO is behind him. Whiskey
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