Phantom, SASS #54973
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Just now, H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619 said:
If yours are 1950's vintage, they are prolly okay, but I'd still check
Probably????
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8 minutes ago, Abilene, SASS # 27489 said:
I had to look it up. Probably some are street legal if they have the proper requirements, but "I don't think" they are allowed as a gun cart at this match because not enough room on the range, if that was your question.
Can't speak for the board, but when I was around we always made allowances for those with medical needs.
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39 minutes ago, Tex Wilson said:
Break the 170, SDQ. It doesn't matter if breaks 170 vertically or horizontally. I got a SDQ for vertically breaking the 170 while carrying my rifle to the next prop to set it down before shooting my shotgun.
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So in this case, there is absolutely no way of knowing the condition (loaded / unloaded), of your rifle...so I'll ask you since the same question that the other person refuses to answer: If a shooter is 2 steps from the ULT and their SG closes, will you SDQ them for taking those 2 steps to the ULT with the closed SG?
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15 minutes ago, Texas Maverick said:
i have no idea if they are street legal. Not even sure what you are asking. Do you want to walk down the street carrying one? It is Texas so not sure if anything isn't street legal but I can't say for sure.
TM
I believe he's referring to a vehicle...
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1950's...what? That's not considered "modern"?
Choosing acceptable loads are done the same way with a '97 as it is with any other SG.
Loading the magazine rules are in the rule book...some club allow stoking over the allowed SASS restrictions.
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21 minutes ago, Vail Vigilante said:
Because you can't miss fast enough to win
This has been proven wrong...
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3 minutes ago, H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619 said:
"Regular" threads are expressed in so many fractions of an inch. 12 inches equal 1 foot.
"Metric" threads are expressed in so many fraction of something called a "meter." It's supposed to be a little longer than a yard.
I believe "the metric system" was made up by some French guy.Actually...yer wrong (ref. Larson's post). But...what's your point?
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Not a test gun or prototype.
But yes, rare as stated above. I believe all had the upside down wedge.
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1 minute ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
That’s why you shouldn’t drink while you’re on the Wire!! 😂😂😂😂😂
If I didn't drink while on the Wire...things would get real ugly real fast.
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5 hours ago, Geronimo Jim SASS # 21775 said:
Strollers are for babies. Real cowboys use wooden carts.....just like in the old west.
But I do have to say, after 25 years, it is getting heavier every year.
They had Gun Carts in the Old West??
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16 minutes ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
No I said he did sweep a bunch of people like I said him the previous comment to Hoss!
I responded to your last post seen on page one...obviously didn't look to see if the answer was already given...it happens.
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39 minutes ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
Isn’t breaking 170 essentially sweeping everyone?
No.
You can break the 170 without sweeping someone.
If your buddy got a MDQ for breaking the 170 without sweeping anyone...he got ripped off.
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55 minutes ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
If you break the 170 with a loaded gun isn’t that a MDQ??
Nope - just an SDQ.
I'm sure someone will look up the exact wording, but I believe that the violation of the 170 doesn't distinguish between "loaded" and "unloaded".
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Other than the obvious violations...you know...when the revolver is pointing right at you...how often is a slight violation of the 180 called?
Not very often...
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2 minutes ago, John Kloehr said:
Agreed, and I don't do cross-draw. But I do promise to take a closer look. I'll be back to this and another topic, though it may be a few days. I will make well-considered posts.
There are lots of 180 violations on non-XDraw holsters...
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2 minutes ago, John Kloehr said:
I'll follow up on that, my newbiness considered it for all firearms and am not aware of a different rule for long guns.
Well you don't holster long guns.
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4 minutes ago, Larsen E. Pettifogger, SASS #32933 said:
I remember when the 170 degree rule was a big deal with cross draws and reholstering pistols. The ROC proposed a new way of holstering pistols. I found the old videos for those that want to learn a little SASS history. On paper and in the first video the "Circle of Safety" concept sounded good. Then when people saw the part two video it became jokingly referred to as the Cone of Death. Watch if you want otherwise skip to the next post.
I was initially against the Cone of Death...Safety...now I'm for it.
NO ONE is consistently calling slight 180 violations. If one actually called all the 180 violations they would have no one to shoot with.
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1 minute ago, John Kloehr said:
Noticeably not straight up?
Not a lot, but noticeable.
Is this 10 or 5 degrees from vertical?
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Did the shotgun barrels point within 5 degrees from vertical???
Don't understand the question. It did or it didn't.
That said, many folk will give a warning at a monthly match if the violation isn't approaching and egregious one.
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I've heard that beside the wonderful food...and stages...that there will be some nice giveaways 😉
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7 minutes ago, Erasmus said:
I, personally, prefer to keep my favorite places clean for the benefit of myself and my pards. Other people are obviously happy to recreate among their own detritus.
Keeping things clean...and what it is that is polluting are two separate things.
And are you sure the use of the word "detritus" is appropriate as used?
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31 minutes ago, Erasmus said:
Not having to stare at plastic shot cups left by other hunters while walking up pheasants or decoying ducks is a couple of good ones. Not having to bend over and pick up shot cups on the cowboy range is another one.
You really have an...issue...with plastic wads.
Perhaps you should make peace with plastic wads.
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9 hours ago, Erasmus said:
It's not for everyone, but it's certainly not "difficult".
But it is for those that are trying to save the planet from the evils of plastic wad pollution...
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And the making of BP a difficult category to load for continues...
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Need to try my '97s
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Good lord...
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