Sandhills Slim, SASS #22998

Happy to see so many liked the tree. It may become a December tradition.

They were some old nylon thread wrapped foam Christmas tree ornaments that Ms. Jewel had no further use for and thought they would look cool on the target. They had wire loops on them that were fastened loosely around the exposed tips of the target hooks. After the first shooter, Burt Blade, hit all the targets with his thunderous .45 rifle loads, they were all on the ground. They did look good for a little while all in the spirit of having a little fun. Thanks to everyone that liked our target arrangement. The tree was Ms. Jewel's idea.

Shot it twice, one shot per target each time but in a different sequence each time. Just a little Christmas fun.

This was the Cross Creek Cowboys Christmas Tree that we shot at our match today, Dec. 19, 2020, at Wagram North Carolina. We wanted to do something a little different.

https://www.southernsupreme.com/ The best fruit cake ever sold. They ship all over the world. They also make and sell many other delicacies. Made in North Carolina. People line up at their place of business during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays to sample and purchase their goodies made on site.

Great Match! Thanks to everyone that had a part in putting it on. Great props, great stages! They kept you really busy but were not confusing in any way. Lots of fun. The food was wonderful: bbq, baked beans, mac & cheese, cole slaw, banana pudding and tea. Just not enough banana pudding for Running Bear. Put it on your bucket list for next year. We plan to be there. Sandhills Slim & Ms. Jewel

Renegade Roper, sent you a p.m. Sorry, message didn't appear to send. Said you couldn't receive messages.

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https://www.gunbroker.com/item/880727187 Here’s a pair on Gun Broker. One day & 19 hrs left on bid. Consecutive serial numbers.

Ozark, my wife has had the Uberti Stallions and the Ruger 32 Single Sixes. She likes the balance, weight and feel of the Rugers much better. They will cost more but are worth the expense.

Ozark, my wife who is 2 years younger than you, starting having difficulty holding, aiming and firing her new model Vaqueros due to their weight and her age related loss of hand and arm strength. We started looking into finding her a pair of Ruger 32 single sixes. We were able to locate and purchase a pair of stainless steel ones on Gunbroker after a period of time. They are not cheap but worth the price. She has no trouble shooting the guns and is able to carry them holstered all day without them making her back hurt. They are much lighter than the Vaqueros. She also shoots a Uberti 1873 Tr