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I knew a young lady who regularly carried a S&W 342PD in a "Flashbang" holster. 😉

Also: Long guns will be emptied and discarded with their barrels pointed safely downrange. This condition may be corrected on the clock, prior to the next round being fired. SHB p.17 - Safety & Handling Conventions – All Firearms

Safe Conditions During a Course of Fire – Rifles A rifle is considered SAFE to leave the shooter’s hands in the following condition(s) only (some conditions may be corrected before firing the next firearm): - Empty. - Hammer fully down on an empty chamber or spent round, action closed (restaged for further use). SHB p.16

My favorite at w**k was this Magna-Ported S&W 686 2M CS1 .357 ... in a shoulder rig or belt holster depending on weather-appropriate outerwear. Other options included these two: Springfield 1911-A1 Compact .45ACP ......................................................... DGFM Argentine Hi-Power 9mm

Just for the heck of it... Shooter with no hat refuses TO's instruction to put hands where they would be if the shooter was wearing a hat. TO tells shooter to do so as there will be no start in the faulted position. After 3X warning, the shooter demands to be started anyway. Possible penalties: Belligerent attitude or unsportsmanlike conduct. - Match DQ (SHB p.24) Willfully refusing to make an attempt to complete any non-shooting procedure written within the stage instructions (Failure to Engage). - 30-second penalty (SHB p.24)

That "spur ruling" was the inspiration for this addition to the SHB on psge 2: "All clothing and equipment must be worn appropriately and how it was intended, or how it would have been in the Old West or as seen on B-Western movies and television."

SHB p.37

https://hub.gunbroker.com/a/250th-anniversary-guns/

Town here in OR named Sublimity is ofter shortened to "Sub". Nearby town of Scio (pronounced "Cy-Oh") nicknamed "S-C-10".

Many years ago another CAS shooter asked if I was related to Lt. General John B. Hood (CSA). (I'm not)

When I (finally) returned to full-time work at a farm supply co-op after some major medical issues 8+ years ago, the division & location at which I had been employed for 43 years had merged with another company. I soon discovered that their employee handbook had changed one word in their policy regarding drugs, alcohol, and FIREARMS... "illegal" to "unauthorized". After inquiring as to the definitions, I was told that my position as assistant manager did not "authorize" me to have/carry a firearm on company property. (which I had been doing legally for most of those many years)...including packing a rifle while doing field work during lambing and calving season at the request of customers. I ran into a retired friend at a grocery store shortly thereafter and asked her what the difference was between retiring and quitting. "Two weeks notice and you keep your employee discount at the retail outlets." I sent an email to the plant manager and HR the next day announcing that the Friday two weeks from that day would be my last. The manager, fellow employees, and many of our customers knew why I had "quit".

Entered S/N on the Colt Serial Number Lookup site. Result: 1860 ARMY (.44 CALIBER WITH NAVAL ENGAGEMENT SCENE ON CYLINDER) Mfg date: 1862