Jackalope

If you're looking for efficiency, lose the habit of double-cocking and changing leads. When you double-cock and change leads, one of your hands is busy doing nothing.

That pretty much covers it. I won't waste my time or money on fake black powder. Like Tyrel mentioned, 25 grains of FFg or FFFg and enough lizard litter to compress a little is pretty comfortable in a 44-40 or 45 Colt.

Clear lens...I want every photon I can get.

What alias?

We h;ad a great time with Kid Flash yesterday at Cleveland, TN. Was a treat watching him shoot and he's fearless with his .38 handguns. But the boy is such a chatterbox, it's hard to get a word in edgewise. Was good to see you all yesterday

What Phantom said. If you can count for a quick rifle shooter, you can count for a quick gunfighter.

Yep, what Widder said.

This is so sad. Dave was a super nice guy. Our sincere condolences to Cindy. Jackalope & Anita Margarita

Have you seen Tombstone's sheath? You might get a text in a minute...

It would be a treat to watch you go for it, Kid! As I recall, you are fairly generous with your black powder loads...

Yeah...so do I.

I hesitate to even guess what Tombstone might do with a steamer, especially a borrowed one!

Loan it to Tombstone? You probably wouldn't want it back.

Maybe a soup can or similar?

Waimea, Would you mind if I plagiarize your idea? (After all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.) I know where there are two fully clothed bodies willing to serve this purpose.

I'm in. Stage an empty one or knock the empties out and reload, either way, I'll try it.

That's nice of you to say, Tombstone. I appreciate it. One of my favorite gunfights started like this... An old man offered the stage driver some peanuts. He's happy to take some and, while eating a handful, he asked the old fella why he isn't having any. The old man said he doesn't have any teeth and can't eat peanuts. The driver asked, "Why buy them at all?" The old man replied, "I just love the chocolate they're covered in." That's what started the gunfight.

For the last few years, I've tried to include a quick story explaining the reason that the gunfight started. Two cowboys found an injured skunk on the trail and decided to take it to the vet. Sam told Bob, “Just put the skunk under your jacket to keep it warm.” Bob asked, “What about the smell?” Sam told him the skunk would just have to get used to it. That’s what started the gunfight. Indicate ready by saying, "He'll get used to it." At the buzzer...

Done! Say "howdy" to the folks at Diamond Dick's Cowboy Town for us!

Who are you and what have you done with the Doc Shapiro I used to know? Only kidding. As a matter of fact, the Oak Ridge Outlaws can look forward to something very much like this in January.

Well, I know of one club where you will not have a problem. Jackalope

A similar option is to fill the cavity with JB Weld. Use a tiny bit of grease as a release agent and seat the punch on whatever bullet shape you're trying to duplicate. After the JB cures, just pull the bullet off the punch, and scrape away any excess JB. Presto! Jackalope

Pretty sure Jackalope will be there. Hopefully, Anita Margarita will be able to shoot by then.