PaleWolf Brunelle, #2495L

There are FOUR references to "cross draw" holsters in the SHB. Three on page 3. One on page 7 (prohibiting simultaneous “double cross draw” method of drawing or holstering revolvers when shooting Gunfighter style).

I have no idea. Generally speaking, archived conversations are locked with no option to reply. Maybe the OP is some kind of IT wizard?

I'm quite cetain that the moderators know what those numbers mean.

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The individual registered as tbt250602 has been removed and BANNED. The "SASS number" used was a phone number with a CO area code.

EoT 1999 panoramic photo (5-part) Re-posted for Snakebite.

No.

Miyača (only one I raised from a pup...all others were rescues of various ages) American/German Shepherd mix.

For an "all weather" shooter: Raynor Scheine

You'd have to take that up with the WBAS Rules Committee.

It's been working just fine for me through all of the forum upgrades.

A couple more 15BHN options (local): https://www.badmanbullets.com/OnlineStore/categories.php?cat=45+Caliber https://www.badmanbullets.com/OnlineStore/categories.php?cat=45+Caliber+Polymer+Coated+Bullets

http://www.sassnet.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=259655

The rule books don't cover every possible scenario that might occur on a stage. The RO2 reference covers options in case of an actual failure of a target or prop...not necessarily one that is "shooter-assisted". In event of a situation that is not listed, the most fair and reasonable application is utilized. The shooter should not benefit from his own error (shooting the wrong KD) by being allowed to quickly dump all ten rifle shots on a single target... IMO.

As in the previous "WtC?", it is not "target failure" if the SHOOTER is responsible for the unavailability of the target. Shooter should not get any time advantage for KDing the target for the 10th shot & simply continuing the dump on the stationary target.

One miss (Pistol shot on rifle target) One "P" (All rifle shots HIT rifle targets...just out of sequence)

You are.REF: RO1 p.25

Whose pickup...& WHY was it shot??

#2 - imdb indicates two as "Hobey"...also in two episodes of "The Virginian"

Same answer...that still looks like a "traditional design" bullet loop to me.