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Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329 last won the day on January 15 2017
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About Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329
- Birthday 03/19/1953
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50329 Regulator
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Tusco Long Riders, Sandusky County Regulators, Brown Township Regulators, Firelands Peacemakers, Ohio Valley Vigilantes
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The Western Reserve, Ohio Territory
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shooting, hunting, fishing, blacksmithing
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Gonna be good Summer weather at Tusco on Saturday! 80s with a bit of humidity, but NO RAIN! See ya there! --Dawg
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Cowboy “Choice Ammunition” Coupon?
Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329 replied to Calico Jack's topic in SASS Wire
FWIW, 357s run better in my rifles than 38s. 38s will run OK, but the .357s run smoother, so that's what I use in my 38/357 rifles. I save 38s for my 38-only rifles. I know many folks are sensitive to saving $$ where they can, but CAS shooters spend lots of coin to get quicker, smoother pistols, rifles, and shotguns. IMHO, for the average shooter, the ammo you run makes a bigger difference than much of what we spend to make our guns "match or competition ready" --Dawg -
High Noon at Tusco 2025, Registration is now OPEN!
Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329 replied to Buckaroo Bubba's topic in SASS Wire
Thanks, everyone, for the kind words! Hope to see y'all at Tusco on the last weekend in September! --Dawg -
Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329 started following Ol Number4
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Remember that the show is really for the peanut gallery. You won't really see it. I have been known to scrape the dried powder slurry off of sparklers, and add it to the BP in shells. That & using 1Fg powder gives a lot of flames/debris/colored sparkles out of the shotgun. If yer gonna use feathers, put them on top of the shot, not in with the powder. --Dawg
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Sold -- Thanks! Hi: Like the title sez...... I have for sale a Lee 6-Cavity Round Ball Mould in Good Used Condition. A must for casting round balls for Colt & Uberti Navy (36 caliber) revolvers. Some other Italian Navy revolvers require .380 balls too. .375 round balls work in Piettas, but are too small for Colts & Ubertis, as well as some lesser-known brands. .380s work in all .36 caliber Navy revolvers In good used condition. I dropped it once on my garage floor -- a bit of cosmetic damage which does not affect function -- see image You will need a set of Lee Mould handles -- $50 Shipped USPS Insured, To You Paypal Friends & Family or personal check Thanks for looking PM with questions --Dawg
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Anybody use these? Any issues with them? Will lightened revolver springs set them off? Thanks in advance --Dawg
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Stage starting lines
Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329 replied to Wyatt Earp SASS#1628L's topic in SASS Wire
I understand that some shooters are so focused that they don't want to get thrown off-guard by saying the line, so I'll accept "ready". Me? I'm just out for fun, and I think starting lines from my favorite movies add to the fun. If I can't remember the line, I frequently just say...."I call that mighty bold talk from a one-eyed fat man!" That describes me well, except that I do have two eyes! --Dawg -
Pyrodex RS use for SxS or not
Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329 replied to John Barleycorn, SASS #76982's topic in SASS Wire
Hey JB: I once went into a Walmart immediately after hunting season, and they were closing it out for $5 a bottle, so I bought everyone they had. Used it exclusively in my shotgun (TTN Double). It worked fine, and as long as I cleaned it pretty soon afterwords, and went back a bit later and checked, like Abilene said, everything was good! Every now and then, I come upon a bottle or two for cheap, and I pick it up. As I always say....The Shotgun will digest anything! --Dawg -
Alliant Black MZ Black Powder Substitute
Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329 replied to Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329's topic in SASS Wire
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Good Day: I was given 6 unopened bottles of Alliant Black MZ black powder substitute. I normally shoot real black powder, and would appreciate some guidance using this stuff. I will use it for 38 Special and 12 Gauge Shotgun. Questions: Special bullets? Compress? or to the base of the bullet? Especially corrosive to brass or brass guns Anything else I need to know? Thanks in advance --Dawg