Jimmy Reb, SASS #54804

one from a book I read a looong time ago "you're crookeder than a Missouri rail fence"

Thank you for doing that. One event that is sadly lacking at New England major matches is a Church Service.

I have 5 1911's. The Ruger (fullsize) and the Kimber (compact) are the 2 daily carry guns. As for reloads, my Ruger does just fine with the 200 gr round nose flat point from Molten Lead.

Thank You

SASS ALIAS - JIMMY REB SASS # - 54804 WHERE FROM Born in Portland Oregon. Grew up in Imperial Beach CA. Now live in So Maine. HOW LONG SASS - 12 YEARS?

Widder, not at work,but at a church supper. We had a new pastor so I made chili for the pot luck supper. The pastors wife told me how much she like it. I looked at her with a deadpan face and said " I didn't know you liked squirrel. The look on her face was priceless.

2400 and 3031. I use 3031 for the heavy loads.

If I drove out there for the match you might never get rid of me. WY is high on retirement state list.

I hope to be there but I won't be able to work. I am sure my wife will be pulling my arm to leave after about 10 minutes.

Please don't lump all of New England together. Northern NE has not lost its senses. Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont are firearm friendly as opposed to southern NE.

For cowboy 38 spec. For carry 45acp just because 45-70 (BFR REVOLVER) don't have 1- have shot 1 - want 1 - can't afford 1

EXPERT EX is a "has been" SPURT is a "drip under pressure" We set up at our gun shows to show off our stuff and promote cowboy shooting. One year (during BO's 1st term) we were warned that there might be some FED's coming through. I was manning our table when 2 guys in matching suits and trenchcoats came up. One said " I'm not from this state, can I buy one of these guns" I told him that we were displaying only- nothing for sale. I laughed as they walked away.

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I was driving through Wells Maine yesterday. Saw a antique store on Rt 1. Sign said "PERIOD ANTIQUES". Turned to my wife and asked her, What period? Revolutionary-Civil war or just Yesterday?