Yusta B.

I've shot with a lady in a wheelchair, a double amputee, a shooter with no trigger finger, all sorts of maladies. If a person wants to shoot, there are MANY clubs that will make any adjustments necessary to accommodate them. All that's required is showing up. This is truly a sport for anyone as long as they have the desire to shoot and are capable of safe gun handling.

3 Pair in our family. I shoot them, my daughter shoots them (won Comin At Cha '19 & Oklahoma State '20 L. Frontier Cart. and my granddaughter shoots them (WR '19 1st in category & 5 various state category 1st. And if anyone fu-fu's .32's, ask them to hold some targets for ya ! We shoot 100 & 115 gr. @ 750-850 fps. They're muy fun & very reliable.

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This is what T-Bone does. He also says - you have to stage guns according to stage requirements and baring stage instructions to the contrary, you can shoot them from wherever you like & re-stage anywhere safe.

Texas has a new Ladies Frontier Cartridge State champion - my daughter Mean Michelle.

Yes .. ^^ I don't particularly care for people (except TO) moving around the firing line during my blazingly fast stumble thru the stage.

Couple of BP shooters did quite well !! There was only about 4 sec between 4th overall & 9th. Good close match !!

Spectators don't get to make a call ! BS scoring.

Rem 600 in .243 if you can find one. Light, short & anything around 6MM should do the trick.

Wasn't terrible. My son & daughter were shooting & said they got rained on a bit but not too bad. Nothing like the hail at Winter Range last year.

Check gunbroker - lots of primers ........... 'course they're about $130/thousand or so.

Need finer line ......

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This ^^ Unless you can find a pair of Single Six .32's. They will be good for years. Can go up to a 115 gr bullet & down to a 78 gr. My 15 yo granddaughter still uses hers after 5 years of shooting. Won her 6 state category titles & 1 Winter Range (in her category).

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You might try this - I have no experience with it. YMMV Salt Neutralizer attacks the salt layers, and converts them into a water-soluble form that can be easily rinsed away. Unlike detergent based products, Salt Neutralizer's blend of organic acids, corrosion inhibitors, and penetrants neutralize the corrosive film left behind by road salt, brine and ice melt.

These ^ plus don't let them dry before you throw then in with the pins.

IF you are going to reload shotgun shells, Clays is also a very good powder for that too.

Looks suspiciously like MR. Pale Wolf . Anyone know if he's been down under recently ?

Never mind

The shotgun dude with the migraine has got to be the all-time Darwin Award winner - just sayin'

Send 'um to me -- I'm in about the same shape as your guns.

There is a bit of gold in Dave's post .....

Get ya down to those pesky Wartrace Regulators. They'll take real good care of ya ..https://www.wartraceregulators.com/

Great time for my granddaughter to take up PCC ! (She still shoots SASS too)