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PaleWolf Brunelle, #2495L

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  1. The proposed rule changes have been sent out to the Territorial Governors for a vote via email ballot. Let your TGs know how you want them to vote (Yes or No) on the proposals.
  2. Current rule (applies to both rifles & shotguns): " - Initially staging a long gun with the hammer cocked/action closed (once it leaves the shooter’s hands)." SHB p.22 - STAGE DISQUALIFICATION PENALTY (SDQ)
  3. One of my banks offers "rewards points" of 1.5% for every purchase (debit or credit)...including all "autopay" expenditures for utilities, memberships, and subscriptions. Those points may either be cashed out or converted to gift cards (including Amazon). I give the Amazon cards to a family member with an Amazon account and have her order whatever I "need".
  4. I noticed it was a direct quote from the site rather than your personal tormentor. My understanding has always been that which WJ clarified.
  5. "deified" or defied"?? BIG difference!! Otto strikes again!
  6. The two similar places I used to stay when in town (McDermitt, NV/OR) back in the early '70's are now called "Inns". Saloon & grub on the ground floor with bedrooms to rent upstairs. Bathroom at the end of the hall at the White Horse. Gambling tables & slots in the front (NV side)...pool tables across the line in OR. IIRC, back then they were called "Hotel & Bar"s (BICBW).
  7. Try it out as a side-match and see what the responses are. Make sure you have a staff of target setters/tapers on hand to assist; as well as padded ground cover at the prone shooting positions (no one wants the lie/kneel down on rocky/muddy ground or bare concrete).
  8. SASS Wire Forum – User Terms & GuidelinesThe SASS Wire Forum is the official forum of The Single Action Shooting Society® (SASS®) and the sport of Cowboy Action Shooting™. The SASS Wire is a series of forums established to provide a sense of community and an opportunity for communication and the exchange of ideas for all SASS members and members of the public worldwide who are interested in SASS and the sport of Cowboy Action Shooting. Disclaimer: Opinions expressed on the SASS forums do not in any way reflect the opinions of The Single Action Shooting Society, its owners, agents, directors, volunteers, or employees. The SASS Wire Forum is a solely owned entity of the Single Action Shooting Society® and is controlled and directed by the SASS Board of Directors. SASS is under no obligation to provide access to these forums to anyone and further reserves the right to refuse access to anyone at any time. Conduct: Community forums are at their best when participants treat their fellow posters with respect and courtesy. Therefore, we ask that you conduct yourself in a civilized manner when participating in the SASS forums. You can help us make the forums a welcoming community by respecting the Rules of Conduct and encouraging others to do the same. General Rules of Conduct: The guidelines and rules contained here explain what behavior is expected of all users. The guidelines are not exhaustive, and may not address all manner of offensive behavior. As such, the forum moderators have full discretion to address any behavior they may deem inappropriate. User access to all SASS forums is a privilege- not a right, and is not connected to a benefit of membership in SASS. SASS reserves the right to suspend access to any user at any time for reasons that include, but are not limited to, a user’s failure to adhere to the provided guidelines. SOURCE
  9. Tempted to post this on local community FB pages due to a proliferation of "dog at large" complaints:
  10. Based on submission of a Modification Application, the ROC has determined that this bullet is NOT a true "hollow point" projectile. It is LEGAL for SASS CAS & WBAS use. 45 cal. RN HP HB 230 gr. .452" This was intended for commercial loaders to be able to load one bullet that will work in pre-war Colts that need .454" diameter, as well as modern guns. The hollow base will swell under low pressures and accommodate large bores. SOURCE The divot in the nose runs between .035 and .040 inches deep, not any where close to a normal hollow point As a result, this bullet does not perform the same as a hollow point, it performs just like a regular lead bullet when it impacts steel. There is no danger from the impact of this bullet. The divot was originally put in the bullet to differentiate its appearance from another one of Bear Creek’s bullets they already produced. The advantage of this bullet is that it feeds better because the shoulders are more rounded than the normal round nose, flat point bullet normally used in our cowboy rifles. This bullet, because of the divot in the nose, is even safer than the flat point in a tubular magazine, creating almost no pressure on the primer of the bullet ahead of it. There is a significant advantage to the hollow base in that the bullet immediately expands, sealing the gas and eliminating debris being sent back into the chamber. It is much cleaner than any other bullet we have used.
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