Possum Skinner, SASS#60697

As written, no P.

“A bullet to the front of the head demonstrates good marksmanship. A bullet to the back of the head demonstrates good judgement.”

Fewer ladies and the men and women aren't competing against each other.

I cock both, then alternate cock. Usually start with my right, so it can be headed to holster while I'm shooting my last shot from my left pistol. It is much better to cock right while shooting left, than to wait until right before you shoot that gun to cock it. Gives the gun time to settle back in your hand. Also, after shooting one gun, ideally it will be heading for the next target while you're shooting the other. As far as split pistols, (as unpopular as it is) I don't mind one here and there as it changes things up a little. I DON'T, however, want 7 split pistols in a 10-stage match! Possum

Here's some great information: https://www.davidscottharper.com/shoot/BP_for_CAS.htm

Yes. Printed event book is important.

20" 38Sp

I’ve recently tried some other’s black powder lubed bullets. They have a regular lube groove, but BP friendly lube. I have to run a wet patch through my rifle after every stage. When I use Big-lube bullets, I don’t have this issue. Do I NEED big-lube bullets? Maybe not, but they work perfectly for my purposes! And I don’t WANT to shoot APP! It is a fine substitute, but isn’t the same as real BP. Possum

Yul, I'll take them. Please pm me your address.

If written that way, you'd want to make absolutely certain the rifle targets COULDN'T be hit with an errant pistol round.

I agree

Water spots make you shoot faster

If it makes any difference it can’t be much. However, to satisfy your own curiosity you could put it on paper and see. While GJ is right (and probably speaking just a little tongue-in-cheek), I like to know my rounds will hit where I’m aiming no matter the size or distance (within reason).

Joe Bass Shot in the A$$ Couldn’t sit Or take a $hit Exploded from excess gas I apologize for being so crass!

While it IS easier to fill out an application and pay online, I can't see printed apps being a "deal-breaker" for most folks who literally grew up writing checks, licking envelopes and attaching a stamp. A large percentage of our shooters are just computer savvy enough to look stuff up online and print out a form. Designing a website and setting up online apps and payments require skills that not all clubs possess. What are those clubs supposed to do?