Jackaroo, # 29989

WHJ says he has enough for our needs, so looks like I'm good. many thanks Windy, see ya soon.

Can't order from here, they block us out. We're only doing Fire & Ice as a warm up. If you wanna bring some of them feds up that will help, I think I'll have some form WHJ but don't know how many. Thanks for that offer Windy.

Are you using the win featherlites or the federal top gun? What speed are they running at? The federals.

OK I'll check them out. depends how many I can get from Wild Horse John in Texas, we're driving across and Bass Pro in Odessa has Remington STS really cheap. If not enough we can check with Orange Grove. Many thanks, yea looking forward to catching up with y'all again.

Oklahoma state championship is on about a week before Land Run in Cushing Oklahoma about 80 miles north of Arcadia.

Hi SWS, Kat and I are coming to Eot; leave next sunday and we are in need of some shotgun ammo. Interested in reading this thread, where can we pick up some of those you're talking about. We are coming through Tucson on the 17-18th feb on our way to Phoenix from Tombstone. Jack

As I said a hoot.

Our home club of 10 years ago or more, miss it badly. Kathouse Kelli and I made and painted the two soldiers standing at the Fort and she painted all the window scenes at the Mercantile. Hope to do LR next year 2027.

and Larsen we're coming from 95 degrees, but still bringing winter clothes too.?

Oil only on the centre pivot, a little grease on each pin pivot and a touch of oil, and the lever cams a little grease. Oil the inside of side plates slightly.

Yea just coming back for EOT, but you never know the way this country going to the dogs, if the exchange rate really comes up in our favour we'll get back real soon.

Really? This thread was only started on the 10th January, by then they had nearly 600 shooters signed up? A slick shooter without a short stroke could reload quicker than putting the pistol down, picking up the shotgun and reloading that in my view, providing you know exactly where you reloads are, and you should know and plan the stage accordingly. I like that stage, it's going to sort a few out.

Shot with the Los Vaqueros in 2011, had Rattlesnake Wrangler in our posse. I guess you know who that would be, only 11 years old then. We'll be in Tombstone on the 17th and 18th but going to do F&I at Cowtown. Cheers mate.

JP, I've been running 2.9 gns of TB for almost 30 years now, burns pretty clean using 125 TCFP for pistol and 158 TCFP for rifle same powder. (Both from SNS Castings) Both crimped in the crimp groove. The 125s come out at about 36.3mm and the 158s come out at 37.3 mm. We in australia have moved into the modern age of measurement. But I'll do the conversion for you 125 =1.43; 158 = 1.47 and there is really no extra recoil in the rifle, plus the fact you can use a rifle round as a pistol knockdown round. The 158s cycle like a dream, closer to 357 but not quite actually better cycling, and I can still use my 125s for a rifle reload or even for extra if I'm short 158s. I found 105s far too light and don't give enough recoil to grab the hammer on the recoil, it's not far back enough even with black hawk hammers and short stroke. I know some folks change to 105s to get a lighter recoil but I bet if they don't up the powder it will burn dirty. And Trail Boss always give a softer recoil than other powders. Hope this helps, BTW I'll be in La Cruses on Monday night 16th Feb on my way to EOT at La Quinta In Organ Mountain1500 Hickory drive. Cheers Jack