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Constable Nelson #11784

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About Constable Nelson #11784

  • Birthday 06/28/1961

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    11784
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    Single Action Shooting Australia SASS Regulator Class of '12, Wild Bunch Ambassador

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    Canberra ACT Australia
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    WB, CAS,IPSC,Travel

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  1. Shouldn't be a thing at any CHAMPIONSHIP Match (State, Regionals, whatever) Having said that I incorporated a (free) "Get out of Jail free" card in the shooters pack at one big, but NOT "Championship" event I ran. Shooter could "play the card" to reshoot ONE stage... but had to do so before their Posse left that stage. Safety penalties would be carried forward, misses and P's were not. Result of the reshoot was final (No going back to original score...lol) Surprisingly few folks played the card. Must have been scared of the reshoot Gods! (Who we all know can be MEAN!)
  2. No idea, but given how a compressed charge of FFF in a 45 acp case sounds, and how well it cycles, I think it MIGHT. As an old ex FC shooter (1st Place EOT 2001 lol) I will admit to trying BP in just about everything. 45 ACP ran fine. 9mm shot very accurately but turned the pistol into a pump action...🤣 Haven't tried it in my Steyr Hahn (9mm Steyr/9 x 23) because i cannot find any instructions on FULL disassembly.
  3. Like Griff, I just LOOK at the case as it comes around. Need a decent light source of course.
  4. I shoot far more IPSC than CAS these days..and its ALL handloads with coated lead. Ive used 122 RNFP 38 CAS bullets in 9mm when I ran out of my 9mm 135 CN.. lol. Given you are not seeking to achieve 125 PF or "cycling" a slide you could load a 9mm with, say, 38 Short Colt data for CAS. Case volume is virtually identical. Having CAS guns chambered in 9mm wouldn't require any rule changes would it?
  5. Wasn't Cowboy, it was USPSA..in St George UT. We started shooting at 6am IIRC, finished by 10. At 10 it was 115 degrees. Yikes.
  6. Its turning into a good year!! LOL Ahh..TIME. THE most valuable resource!
  7. IS there a website or something for this "Smith Shop"? Does he make these carriers for short 38's as well?
  8. Thats a weird place NH. "Live Free or die!" 😁 I went there for The Great Nor'easter years ago and it was 90+ every day AND 100% Humidity (OK..but it FELT like breathing soup) On day 2 a number of older shooters simply dropped out. It was brutal. Only time Ive ever left the aircon in a Motel room on all day while I was out. Don't get me wrong, great match and fine people. But deep snow in Winter and stinking hot in summer? Yikes! Whats their joke? They have 3 seasons. Summer, Winter and Road construction. (And those Frost Heaves!!!!)
  9. Isn't that the "ground" state of being for geese???😁
  10. You Sir, are a Gentleman of the first water!😁 That is a considerable load off my mind. Thankee. Will PM you closer to the time? (And, whats your poison?😊)
  11. It was definitely at Raahagues (sp?) in CA. It MAY have been my very FIRST year. 1997. I was shooting FC with a pair of 7.5" Uberti Cattleman in 44-40... with 200gr bullets on top of 35gr of 2F... Yikes! I doubt my wrists would manage that these days!
  12. I know many of us old guys (My first EOT was 1997 so Im a Medium Old guy I reckon) complain about the changes. But you know what? I think the game is better than ever. I remember shooting matches where the targets were 8" square at 12-15 yards...for PISTOL. Stuff like that... No thanks. Thats what IPSC/USPSA is for. ( I shoot that too) Give us targets everyone CAN hit..and let skill determine how quickly. Having said THAT, being Human I have my preferences too. I haven't shot Bordertown and am not interested in doing so.......YMMV/IMO/etc... LOL
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