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Two identical Webley Mk IV revolvers: The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games

Movie (Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day) clip can be found on YouTube. There were actually two revolvers used in that scene. Can't post here due to language restrictions.

Should be no problem as long as the shooter never breaks the 170 (obviously) and complies with the following: SHB p.15

IMO... a "P" under those circumstances would be equivalent to assessing a procedural for a malfunctioning/broken firearm mid-string. The Stage Conventions and the Penalties Overview sections are quite clear regarding KD targets and Double Jeopardy.

Please refer to the archived thread posted above by Sedalia Dave. "Copper washed" falls under the "...or equivalents" allowance. The primary reason it had been discussed by the ROC was the introduction of polymer coatings in metallic colors. Easily distinguished from "plated" ammo by scraping the coating/wash off with a sharp edged tool.

FYI..."ghost ring" sights are NOT LEGAL for SASS competition use.

He mentions the threaded barrel as approved with a smooth thread protector (as announced in this pinned post): TC73 Mod App - APPROVED - SASS Wire - SASS Wire Forum 9mm (loaded with LEAD bullets) has been SASS-legal in revolvers and rifles for many years: SHB p.38 - Revolver Calibers

"As written" in th OP: Shooter's apparent awareness of the "safe conditions for movement" and immediate action to remedy the situation = a NO CALL (as noted by some of the replies above).

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I thought he said it was a S&W NM #3?

Try looking for the answer to your question in the "comments" under the video: My Name Is Earl There's also a "hashtag" directly under that video on YouTube indicating the source: Do you think it's safe for her to carry a gun？#shortvideo #shorts #trending #mynameisearl

The current SASS rule was posted earlier in this thread.

fixed it for ya

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Can you post a photo of the proof marks?

OP's questions answered. No further discussion needed.

It IS allowed in CAS under the following: "Internal modifications not referenced here that cannot be seen while the firearm is at rest (action closed) are allowed provided they do not affect the external operation or directly conflict with one of the modifications listed here." SHB p.33

He's on this list under Oklahoma: Cowboy Gunsmiths - SASS Wire F.A.Q. - SASS Wire Forum

I can't recommend a specific tang sight for you, but my first .38-55 rifle was a Winchester Canadian Centennial Commemorative (1967) that had been rechambered/barrelled from its original .30-30.

There has been no change to this rule: "Rear sights may utilize an insert of the same color as the rear sight to allow easy sight adjustment." SHB p.36 Rifle Sights

Talk to your local Match Directors and/or stage writers (or volunteer to write stages). "Pump and lever action shotguns are not allowed to load more than two live rounds at a time in the main match stages unless specified in the stage description. In team events, shotguns may be loaded to their maximum magazine capacity." SHB p.27

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