Tn Tombstone

Pony Express comes through again.

Thats funny, I dont care who you are.

How do I shoot Gun Fighter? From the hip like it was meant to be shot.

I will be curious how this goes, I personally would rather have the book given to me at registration. I will not have my computer nor phone on the range. How many shooters will not print off their own copy? How many shooters will forget to bring their copy? There is neither phone or internet service at the range. I don't think this is the right place to save a dollar. Just my view but we will see.

We have had plenty of interest in RO II, we will be offering it on Thursday morning. If you want a refresher course or want to take if for the first time let me know. We have room for a few more.

I am sending my check to Ray today to reserve my camping spot. If you have not talked to Ray and want to stay at the happening camping ground give him a call. Info is on page 3 of this thread or you can PM me and I will send you the info. See everyone in a few short months.

Dang Yul, I thought the fact I had two was strange. I started with a LC Smith 16 double 24 years ago, I have come back to 16's shooting both the LC and a 97. Just glad I bought a lot of shells back when they were the same as 12 ga.

I hate to hear this, Mean Dawg was a great one that always shot with us when we came to Tombstone. RIP my friend.

Scarlett, you will be missed. See you soon down the trail.

As this match gets closer make your plans to attend. Looking like a fun match is shaping up. I talked to Copperhead last night and offered to teach RO II, he jumped on it so this year at the KY State we will be offering RO II, if you want a refresher or to take it for the first time please let me know here so I can make sure to have enough material.

Naw, it all runs down hill, just keep to the high ground.

Other than that Mrs Lincoln how was the play?

Breaking News: Actually just wanted to change the direction of the thread for a moment We will be offering RO I at the TN State again this year, I should be teaching this time, Thursday 9:00 in the school house. Now back to the previously scheduled entertainment.

I see a lot of SG in hands, lots of folks lay the fore-stock on the back of their hand. Technically both hands are touching the gun however our partners in Florida wrote in "SG in hands the way you will shoot it." Kind of interesting twist. Unless specifically stated SASS Conventions keep us from touching shells.

At the ready means different things at different clubs. At the ready can mean anyway you want to hold the gun or start the stage. The hovering we call GAP, or "gamey as possible," SASS default is used when no starting position is given or as a starting position in stage instructions. This should be covered in the walk through to make sure everyone is on the same page.