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Nasty Newt # 7365

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About Nasty Newt # 7365

  • Birthday 05/30/1948

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  • SASS #
    7365
  • SASS Affiliated Club
    Robbers Roost Vigilantes

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    http://www.robbersroostvigilantes.com
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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Ridgecrest, California
  • Interests
    CAS, guns and shooting, guitar, reading, writing

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  1. Maybe the guy who used to wear the Dallas Cowboy uniform? I don’t remember his alias, but everybody seemed to think he was the bee’s knees.
  2. He used to come to Bakersfield ( I think) on business and would shoot with us in Ridgecrest, and even drove all the way up to Bridgeport at least once. Good guy!
  3. I don’t have one, but Turkish Charles Daly would be a cool alias.
  4. Matthew, we’re you merely indicating that you were too cool for school, or making a point?
  5. I knew they re-used aliases, but didn’t know they reissued member numbers.
  6. Half moon sliver in the right side of my face. Took it a while to fester and come out.
  7. When you say you forgot the line but are really just too cool to say lines.
  8. They sure were. At first I thought Just George was nuts to want to put on big matches, but it turned out he was just an unhinged genius.
  9. Funny you should mention that. As I’m sure you know, many clubs used to shoot what they called Wild Bunch side matches, based on the variety of guns used in the movie, prior to SASS’s involvement. We didn’t have a machine gun, but we used 1911s, single action revolvers, pistol and rifle caliber lever actions, Milsurp bolt actions, and 97s. We shot it many times at annual matches (we put on two a year for a while). When SASS decided to standardize and mandate their rules at sanctioned matches, we changed the name to The Professionals, named after another movie. It was popular, but when we quit doing annuals we stopped doing it.
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