
Assassin
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Assassin last won the day on January 29 2017
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About Assassin
- Birthday 06/11/1959
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9836L
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Border Vigilantes, Cheyenne WY
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Just mark it with white out. Small line on the cylinder will work.
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Dillon 550 powder adjustment - moving during loading
Assassin replied to Chief Rick's topic in SASS Wire
Monk has spoken. He's the Dillon guru. -
Sorry you lost your friend. Major was the Classic Cowboy. I spoke with him occasionally, we did some trading. All around good cowboy.
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I'd call Linebaugh. PM me for his number.
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From Greenhorn to Gunslinger: How Do You Train for CAS?
Assassin replied to KatfishKid's topic in SASS Wire
Every outlaw and renegade was the same height, and they stood the same distance apart. I liked shotgun flyers too. -
A different kind of Derringer Side Match
Assassin replied to H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619's topic in SASS Wire
Place the Derringer on the ground, start standing facing up range. At the signal bend over, shooting thru your legs, and shoot the target behind you. -
From Greenhorn to Gunslinger: How Do You Train for CAS?
Assassin replied to KatfishKid's topic in SASS Wire
After 28+ years I quit having fun. I still shoot on occasion, most of my friends and my wife have quit. Lack of movement and redundant 10-10-4 stages have ruined it for me. -
A different kind of Derringer Side Match
Assassin replied to H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619's topic in SASS Wire
You are correct. But, it'd be a lot more fun than just busting a target with two shots. Although, I've seen shooters blow holes in the table attempting to shoot the Derringer as fast as possible. -
A different kind of Derringer Side Match
Assassin replied to H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619's topic in SASS Wire
Sounds like fun, I'm all about doing something different. How about 10 shots on 10 targets with the Derringer and moving down range, 4 reloads would be a hoot. -
Better let the ladies vote on the name change. A bunch of old men (TG's), voting on something that concerns women, won't be very well recieved.
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They pay a lot of money to be called Dames.
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Young Ladies, Ladies, Older Ladies, Much Older Ladies, Really Old Ladies, Really Really Old Ladies. Same with men's.
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Let's talk rifle last & Power factors ----------------
Assassin replied to C.C. Moonshine's topic in SASS Wire
I've seen TO's miss entire pistol and shotgun strings. Some folks are and will never be good RO's. Yes, I'd be willing to take a chance on something new like shooting rifle last. -
Let's talk rifle last & Power factors ----------------
Assassin replied to C.C. Moonshine's topic in SASS Wire
I've set up matches where the shooter had to engage rifle targets through a piece of plastic culvert pipe. Cut a hole in the side for the timer, it worked every time. People have become so accustomed to shooting the same old 10-10-4 crap, with little movement. That's why I find other things to do rather than go to cowboy matches. Actually, I'd rather work. Things need to be mixed up in order to get shooters interested in shooting again. Rifle last on a couple stages could be a piece of the puzzle. -
Let's talk rifle last & Power factors ----------------
Assassin replied to C.C. Moonshine's topic in SASS Wire
If the timer isn't picking up the last shot it's typically operator error. I watch the videos that are posted and many of the TO's are holding the timer down by their side and never check the timer to see if it's working until the last shot. Yes, stages can be designed for rifles to be shot last with consistent scoring. However, the "that's how we've always done it" folks tend to be the squeaky wheels.