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SOLD Have an extremely clean Ruger Vaquero Bisley in .44 Mag. 5.5" barrel. Box stock action and sights and grips are fully intact.This is the "Old Vaquero" frame. Talk about a fantastic woods and trail gun. Comes with gray box (does not have factory sticker on box) fired case and yellow safety ring. The condition speaks for itself on this gun that will last a couple lifetimes. $725 shipped to your FFL. First "I'll take it" posted gets it regardless of PM conversation. Thanks for looking. SOLD
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Looking for a SIG 365X rear sight that you may have in your parts box gathering dust.
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Take a look at Skillet Creek Gunleather. He’s on Etsy and Facebook. Nice looking stuff and focuses on the style you are after. Prices are excellent. https://www.etsy.com/shop/SkilletCreek?dd_referrer=http%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com%2F&fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMa-9ZleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHtfxLpRUE-Zox5vUtQbVZdwxfkN72NM7w4MOsARCfE4sqCsWqhAITr0bycQu_aem__E6j960Pk0uHXkluf9_xPQ
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SOLD Pair of rock solid Old Model Vaquero Bisleys in .357 stainless 5.5”. Sights are unmolested and they have Wolff spring kits and Eagle checkered rosewood Gunfighter Grips. No boxes or papers. Very nice shape and will last you a lifetime. $1650 shipped to your FFL. FFL must be willing to accept from individual. First “I’ll take em” posted gets them regardless of PM conversation. Thanks for looking. SOLD
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SOLD San Pedro Saddlery belt and shotgun slide. Measures 45” to center hole and there are 9 holes. The slide holds 5 pair of 12ga shells, There are 10 total .38/.357 looks with 5 loops on each side of the body. Belt appears to have had shotgun loops sewn on at one time but loops were removed. Leather is supple and has been well cared for. $65 Shipped to you. First “I’ll take it” gets it. Payment via check or for same day immediate shipping PayPal friends and family. Thanks for looking. SOLD
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Marlin Phantom Trigger concerns
Deuce Stevens SASS#55996 replied to Jimmy Niner's topic in SASS Wire
Slicks products are great and he is a excellent support of SASS. On separate note it is very possible to shoot a Marlin out of battery, I have done it dozens of times during matches over the years. -
How can I tell a new from old Vaquero?
Deuce Stevens SASS#55996 replied to Deadeye George's topic in SASS Wire
terrible thing drinking alone......I mean you get used to it but still..... -
How can I tell a new from old Vaquero?
Deuce Stevens SASS#55996 replied to Deadeye George's topic in SASS Wire
How about Vaquero Viejo and Vaquero Nuevo in keeping with the Spanish theme. This also makes us much more multi cultural and trendy, which will equal a mass entrance of hipsters into SASS.........wait never mind bad idea. -
Gun cart wheels
Deuce Stevens SASS#55996 replied to Straight Arrow Hombre's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
These are THE wheel for gun carts -
Awesome! Been15 years for me and cannot begin to express all that SASS has done for me. Could never repay all that I have taken from it that is for sure. What a ride it's been and going to be.
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Doc Noper welds them up nicely and also modifies them to allow for more extraction of the hull since the ejector guns have slightly less than the extractor guns. For me I would want that little bit extra shell extraction.
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How can I tell a new from old Vaquero?
Deuce Stevens SASS#55996 replied to Deadeye George's topic in SASS Wire
Yes I mean skipping. -
How can I tell a new from old Vaquero?
Deuce Stevens SASS#55996 replied to Deadeye George's topic in SASS Wire
If the cylinder is sjipping bolt notches it's a new model....... -
There Is This One Guy Who Got a Stage DQ....
Deuce Stevens SASS#55996 replied to Jim No Horse's topic in SASS Wire
Some people are very passionate about everything they do. I have seen tempers flare at matches dozens of times and almost always they are very upset with themselves. But on the rare occasions you will run into people where it seems to be very much a habit.......spotters are always wrong........the posse has it out for them....wind always blows when it's their time to shoot etc etc etc. My mentor told me about 15 years ago that it takes years to build a reputation and 5 seconds to ruin one. I have tried very hard to keep that at the front end of my thinking. We have all done things at some point in time that we wish we hadn't and I believe in giving people a second chance. But eventually you have to come to the realization that you cannot control the way someone wants to play this game. I often see competitors leave the match early and skip awards if things did not go their way, they always say something like "I'm in a time crunch and gotta get home" when you know full well had they shot the match they wanted to they would be there. I have no respect for that personally and feel that it's terrible sportsmanship, but if that floats your boat so be it. The awesome thing about CAS is that everyone is nice, the bad thing about CAS is that everybody is nice, so folks with bad behavior tend to be tolerated for quite awhile. That all being said after traveling all over the country for all these years and shooting so many places there is nobody I would flat out refuse to shoot with, and I think that pretty cool. -
Amazed by the irony of some who use the living snot out of this forum yet claim to have no use for the organization that owns it............wow
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in my experience the positives have not outweighed the negatives so I will continue to shoot and produce a traditionally lubed bullet that has served me very well for 15 years of CAS shooting. Try them and see they may just be the bees knee for you but they were not for me.