Jefro, SASS#69420
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Thanks for the tips y'all.
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Thanks,,,,,don't know why the lite bulb did'nt go off
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It looks like we now have to provide our own insurance for our cowboy matches. For those in the same boat where did you find coverage?? Thanks JefroRelax-Enjoy
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One idea that has worked for CFDA is, at the table have some forms they can fill out to win a drawing for a FREE one on one intro to cowboy action shooting. Later call them to let them know they won. Then arrange a time where you can handle two or three at a time on the range or at a match. Everybody wins Good Luck JefroRelax-Enjoy
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I like that idea
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Yep, Ballistic Products
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L4 L5 S1 S2 nooo fun. I knew my offshore days were over, but I found SAS on TV while recovering some 18 years ago. Tequila and Co on the Outdoor channel. I said to myself "now I can do that". JefroRelax-Enjoy
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BigLube Bullets/Molds Alternatives? Solutions? Squishy-Squish?
Jefro, SASS#69420 replied to Bisley Joe's topic in SASS Wire
The best way now is to go back to how we used to do it when Dick Dastardly ordered from Lee. Get a group buy together with Lee six cavity molds. May need to send them an unsized bullet if they no longer have the specs. Set up was $100 then $65 per mould, I forget what the min order was. If anyone wants to set up a buy of the .32 caliber I'm in, that's the only one I don't have. JefroRelax-Enjoy The waaaaay back time machine 105 gr. 38 sp/9mm Big Lube(tm) bullet mould Group Buy (cascity.com) -
Can of Bllistol and some wet wipes. If I need anything else my car is parked right there. Chocolote Chip Cookies are in an Iglo on the table.
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I melt scrape lead (mostly wheel weights) and pour about six differant molds. Lubsize three BP and three smokeless. Hand wash after each handling. Had my levels checked at last blood work a couple of months ago. Mine was an 8 I have my liver enzimes checked each year plus lead levels. I feel very lucky. JefroRelax-Enjoy
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Howdy all, having a little trouble with our club which is a private club 501 C7 non profit. Our members are restriced to two guests per member. In the past this applied for bringing out guests for casual shooting, not SASS, CFDA, and IDPA etc.. matches. Our cowboy matches were always exempt from this. Now we have new board members, new pres, new attorney. One suggestion was to act as third party, but that would mean having to purchase our own insurance Anyone have a simular situation.?? Thanks, Jefro
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In Remembrance- Allie Mo
Jefro, SASS#69420 replied to Father Kit Cool Gun Garth's topic in SASS Wire
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Dead Eye, a new cowboy action sport?
Jefro, SASS#69420 replied to Brimstone Bill Willson's topic in SASS Wire
I want one!! Now if I could just find my Delorian I could make it back to the future. I sure do miss carry that wet dummy around, had to throw him up over a saddle. And if it slide off you had to put it back on. Trying to get on and off that horse was a lotta fun, the ladies loved it. Bout as much fun as carrying Gus's leg through the train. Oh yea speaking of leg, I remember the stage where you were hooked to a ball & chain and had to drag it around to each shooting position. And having to shoot from prone or on your knees, I always just took the P. Course I could always make it back up with my expert knife and axe throwing skills. JefroRelax-Enjoy -
@Dallas McPewPew also makes big lube BP bullets. If you were a little closer I'd make you some to get by.
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You can't go wrong with Big Lube booltes, they were invented and designed for use with real BP. Good Luck
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No, that bullet is lubed for smokless powder. Look at the lube groove in the Big Lube bullet on DJs post.A Few Photos Illustrating How to Determine Powder Compression (cascity.com) If you want big lube grooves then yer gonna have to buy that boolet. Why are you fighting it??
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No, you really need to buy some big lubes for a trouble free match. As for how many grains to use can be determined by the seating depth of the bullet. Here's a few photos from Driftwood Johnson. Good Luck A Few Photos Illustrating How to Determine Powder Compression (cascity.com) JefroRelax-Enjoy
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.45 Cowboy Special Brass
Jefro, SASS#69420 replied to Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474's topic in SASS Wire
Yep, Autorim is a good place to start.......I use a roll crimp. -
We didn't shoot 60 - 120 rounds in one setting. When Heather shoots we use the same guns, 120 rounds no problem, no swabbing. And Javalin or Alox will make a big mess with real BP.