Redleg Reilly, SASS #46372

Why watch it?

I've used Clay's and Clay Dot in both revolver and rifle with no changes to my loading equipment. It alls goes bang and shoots just about the same.

Not just West Point grads were Regular Army. Top ROTC grads were as well. Back in the day, all career officers would become Regular Army when they reached the rank of Major, assuming they were reserve officers until tuen.

With our cowboy loads, bowling pins will send the round right back at ta. We tried it once for a stage and stopped after the third shooter.

I thought we fought a revolution so we wouldn't have to hear about all this royalty crap.

My extractors don't become unreliable, they break in the center. The rifle is in .45 Colt and has about 25k rounds thru it. I do try to keep the claw end relatively clean..

I've been shooting the same non-slicked up Uberti 73 for 17 years and I'm replacing the extractor for the 4th time. Just wondering what the normal lifespan should be on an extractor.

And a small Swiss Army do-it -all knife.

Mine is just about my every day carry now. Recoil is a lot less than I expected, about the same as the .380 I used to carry. Had some problems with FTE but replaced the main spring with an after market one that was a bit stronger and it is now super reliable. I've carried multiple Kimbers and trust them.

Our club is doing the same, allowing .22s so folks who have run out of match ammo can still shoot.

Drop Facebook like a hot rock. Staying with them is not worth the harassment and the censorship.

Our club has 4 experienced stage writers who write all the club matches. No one approves them, we just shoot them. When we have a club member who would like to write a stage, one of our regular writers goes over the stages prior to us shooting them.

Aces

Well, just a reminder that I'm holding a spot on the posse for you and my arms are getting tired.

So what do we have to do to get you to come to the range and shoot that thing?