Anvil Al #59168

Think lower hammers is a BIG help. Many other duelist and I like the Ruger Bisley just because of that. My wife just started shooting duelist. Ruger V's. Because the Bisleys just felt too big for her. First, we went with the Super Blackhawk hammers. But with her hands. She wanted even lower. So, we ended up with Ruger V's with Bisley hammers. We even ended up with Bisley triggers in them also. Got to say. They are pretty sweet. Find the best Duelist in your area. I'm betting they would be more than happy to work with you.

+1 for what Tennesse Williams said. It's all about transitions with double duelist.

That's a great gun for a great price.

We do years end points as to how you placed overall after each match. Men's and Men's Sr Women's and Womens Sr Buckaroo Winner of each gets a nice Molly's custom buckle. If you win one year, then you are not eligible the next. You have to sit it out a year. Then we also have a nice clean match buckle. Every time you shoot a clean match. You have your name added to it. The more times you shoot clean. The more chances you have for a drawing for the buckle at the end of the year.

Mostly shoot double duelist now. But shot GFer for many years. I would double cock coming out of the holsters. Then alternate for the rest of the string.

Would be great give aways at a SASS match.

Can't hardly watch them after the first one. #1 was over the top and kind of ridicules. Got worse with each one. #4 I didn't even make it all the way through.

Ten Horns would love to have you come out. First weekend. Both days. Safety meeting at 9:30.

That's the one. Best I have seen. For me it hits the two MAIN things. The shooting. But also, the friendships and fun.

Those folks in down in FL made a video a few years ago to music that I think was the best video I have seen. Now I can't find it. But it was great.

If you are going to run the CCI. Stick with what is in there. They are a very hard primer. Personally. I would save the CCI for something else. Go with the Federal primers in my pistol. Wife just started shooting Duelist. She didn't like the Ruger Bisley. Which MANY Duelist and GFer like. Including myself. They felt too big for her. So, she went with the Ruger Vaqueros. But she wanted the lower hammers. Went with the SBH. Which is lower. Then ended up going with the Bisley hammers and short stroked. Even switched to the Bisley trigger in them also. All the work done by Boomstick. She is pretty happy with this setup. Got to say. They feel pretty sweet.

Then make it clear what you want. Because as you can see. Different places are doing it different ways. And everywhere around here. Rifle at the ready is with it on shoulder pointed at target.

Rifle at the ready. For me. Ready is on the shoulder pointed at the target. There. I'm ready. If that's not what you want. Then say it in the instructions.

Most of the hats I have are in the $200 range. And yes. I will wear them out in the dust and working outside. I wear a cowboy hat a lot in just everyday life. I do have one 50x that I paid over $600 for. I don't wear it much except when we go out to eat or something like that. I wear it sometimes to a SASS banquet. Have a couple hats that over 40 years old. But still going. One my wife just doesn't want me to wear. It's dirty, sweaty and been wore hard. But I still wear it sometimes anyway. It's got a lot of character.

Great shooting Rusty. Congrats.