Tn Tombstone
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Thank you Misty, I know that represents an incredible amount of work.
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Bang Bang, I/we knew them well and shot with them quite a bit at PT and Hooten, they also came to Oak Ridge a few times. Married some good friends at one shoot.
Anyway, we still shoot in KY at Ponderosa Pines in Manchester KY. The state shoot is April 23 - 26 and we have a yard sale. If you would like to bring some of Preachers and Kitty Kitty cowboy things there probably be some interest. If you are interested send a PM and I will see what we can do. That would save you those pesky shipping problems my buddy was talking about.
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April 11th Oak Ridge Outlaws (Just north of Knoxville
April 18th Greene County Regulators (Closest to Dandridge area)
April 25th Ocoee Rangers (Just north of Chattanooga)
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The Tennessee Mountain Maurders shoot the 5th weekend of any month that has one. It is not an annual but we do have a lot of fun. It is just outside of Chattanooga.
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Thanks for inviting us and for all the work it takes to put on such a match.
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Some of the Outlaws will be arriving in Tombstone in 8 days. Already looking forward to seeing everyone.
The Outlaws are coming.
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Lady T and I are moseying out with a few weeks to fill as we travel. We will be in Santa Fe this afternoon for a few days then on to Page. Going to mosey South and end up in Tombstone the Monday after Heldeago(sp)
Safe travels to all who are heading to Land Run then on to BorderTown.
The Outlaws are coming!
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Too Tall Bob, it was only a matter of time once word that the Outlaws were coming to town that attendance would explode. Everyone loves a good show.
Dapper Dave, I remember that countdown…. sorta.
See everyone in a few months.
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Another sad announcement, we have lost another great cowboy and friend. Sheriff Lord has passed, Sheriff Lord shot with many clubs in the South East, had been in Washington State for the last few years. He was a proud veteran and loved the Cowboy game. We will miss him and our hearts and prayers go out to Sassy Motchie and family.
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We have lost another great on on our end, Ocoee Rangers lost Tennessee Hoss. A great cowboy, always smiling, helped where needed. Heart and Prayers for his family and friends
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Lighting McCoy, This is also one of our partners from the Oak Ridge Outlaws and Smoky Mountain Shootist Society and the Ocoee Rangers. He was the voice of SMSO for many years on awards night. Hard worker, incredibly pleasant to be around. The expression "He would give you the shirt off of his back on a cold day" fits him to a T. A true Classic Cowboy.
RIP m
y friend.
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Thank you, I will take this opportunity to post the first one.
We lost Preacher Red in early December of 2020 (the year from hell) He was a wonderful father, grandfather, and friend. He was very instrumental in making the Smoky Mountain Shoot Out a success. If you ever attended one of our shoots he was the one that kept the fire buckets going and you would see him riding around on a green Gator making sure everyone was having a great time. He was always a pleasure to be around, had a kind word for everyone and knew how to tell a story. He shot a Spenser so always had to load 3 rounds on the clock and was known to talk to the TO during his shooting string. His favorite line was "Do I have a P yet" He will be missed by all.
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I have two, both run well, the 45 feeds better due to the weight of the bullet. I have been know to stove pipe the 38. Lots of fun to shoot.
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Johnny Harlan, it was great shooting with you and Jim Powder. Mighty fine shooting partners. Come back anytime, workers like you two would be welcome anywhere.
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The last time if flew which was a few years ago the required method of carrying ammo was either in the clips with clips out of the gun or in the original package. Clips and guns had to be in a locked hard side case. Could be in the same case. This was a non CAS gun of course.
Also, the airports did not have a standard way of handling guns. When I was flying my CAS guns around the country, Our airport did not even look at the guns, I opened the case and they laid a form I had signed saying the guns were unloaded and locked the case back up. At the Dallas airport they took the whole case back away from my sight and checked the guns and then sent the key back out to me. Sometimes my guns were on the convayer, sometimes they were behind the counter and one time they wheeled my guns out last and checked my ID before they would release them to me. (I liked that one best)
I no longer fly if I can help it and love to drive now.
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Come on over the East Tennessee, mountains (small by your definition) green, green and more green, plenty of SASS clubs to play in and it hardly ever snows and when it does it goes away in a few days.
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Very nice Billy, hope you get to love it, I never developed a good relationship with mine.
I once got a Colt for my first wife, thought it was a good trade.
Scenario Stories
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Yes, our stage writer goes the extra mile with a short, 4 or 5 line story that normally. ends with…. thats what started the gun fight.
They add a lot to the "entertainment factor” enough so that I have borrowed some of them for Black Gold and KY State in the past.