TN Mongo, SASS #61450
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Love my rebel 17 tumbler.
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After spending money to have top of the line short stroked tuned rifles and pistols. I was skimping on a shotgun, because I thought it wouldn't make a difference. Boy was I wrong! Yes I dropped $1400 on my first SKB. It fists me like a glove and I've dropped at least 2 seconds a stage. I now have a second one and I consider it money well spent.
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I just picked-up my threaded barrel S&W Victory .22 today. The silencer fits perfectly on both it and my Ruger 10/22. I will be playing with my "toys" sometime during Christmas break.
I'll report back on how the S&W shoots.
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Surprisingly, parts of this post are historically correct. Early Sumerian society didn't start to grow grain to make bread, it was to brew beer. European medieval people averaged a gallon of ale a day; water would kill you.
If you get a chance, watch the History Channel's "How beer saved the World".
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Thanks for the input gentlemen!
Widow, I traded my last Mark II for a bull barrel Buckmark and I really like it. My problem now is to find something with a threaded barrel for my new suppressor.
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My tax stamp for my .22 suppressor finally came in after a 7 month wait. I have a nice Ruger 10/22 with a threaded barrel and I was about to buy a Ruger 22/45 Lite with a threaded barrel, but I just recently handled a new S&W Victory .22 and it sure looks and feels nice. The new American Rifleman also gave it a glowing review.
Do any of you have experience with this pistol? I have owned Ruger Mark I through Mark IIIs and I can disassemble them with only a little cussing. I know the Rugers work, what about this new S&W? I also looked at the new Ruger Mark IV (an idea way overdue). It's a nice looking gun also, but pricey.
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Is this something that's going to be fixed soon? My firewall at work would not let me on. I almost went into withdrawals waiting to get home to check the forum. Even then, it was a chore to get on.
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Go to a shoot here and check out their stuff. Go to the affiliated clubs on the main page of the SASS website.
Ponderosa Pines Posse
Manchester, Kentucky, 40962
locate on map Copperhead Joe
jeromejarvis61@gmail.com
606-599-5263 Date of Match: 3rd Saturday-
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I use to throw in a league and money tournaments until my wife asked if I was ever going to leave the bar and come home. Now that we are "empty-nesters", I'm tempted to start throwing again.
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One guy in the club is using wheel chair wheels and they work great. I picked-up a baby jogger with foam core wheels and I love it. It's much easier to take down than my old wood gun cart.
It cost $30 and a little more for ATV gun holders that I added.
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Gunfighter discrimination should not be tolerated! Seriously, being a gunfighter, I'm curious as to why no gun fighter.
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Yes, PaleWolf, I meant "Black Pin" RO Instructors.
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to attend an EOT event. I was not aware that winners were awarded a black badge.
Thank you for your help.
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I'm making a new shotgun belt for a fellow cowboy shooter. He asked if it would be possible to put a loop for a rifle/pistol round on the outside of a shotgun loop. Below is the section from the Shooter's Handbook that covers shell loops. It say nothing about loops on the outside of shotgun loops. I know of one local shooter who uses this arrangement.
The shotgun belt I am making will be used by a shooter who attends bigger shoots. Neither he, or I, want to make him something that is going to get him DQed at a big match.
Any of you "black badges" are welcome to offer your opinions.
From the Shooter's Handbook
Ammunition required for loading/reloading during the course of any stage must be carried on the shooter‘s person in a bandoleer, cartridge/shotshell belt loop, pouch, holster, or pocket or be safely staged as required by stage instructions. Leather belt slide ammo loops are acceptable; however, shotgun shell slides may not be worn over shotgun loops on an ammo belt. Shotgun loops must be in a single row. Rifle and revolver ammunition may not be carried in a shotshell loop. No ammunition may be carried in the mouth, ears, nose, cleavage, or any other bodily orifice.
Shipping a shotgun
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Have a copy of the FFL license it package and another when you go to post office. It's perfectly legal to send it through the post office. I send them all the time.