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Dream Chaser, SASS #79316

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About Dream Chaser, SASS #79316

  • Birthday 03/29/1952

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    79316
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    Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros, Texas Riviera Pistoleros

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  • Gender
    Female
  • Location
    McAllen, Texas
  • Interests
    Shooting Cowboy Action

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    nmchenry52@yahoo.com

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  1. Grand Dame is my current category and the name does not bother me at all. In fact I kinda like it. Different strokes for different folks.
  2. At Nationals I bought the Eagle reactive grips. Hesitated because I had custom fitted wood grips from a well known company that definitely makes great grips. I loved those grips but once I shot the Eagle grips there was no looking back. Worth every penny.
  3. Really enjoyed the match. Awesome posse. And the cook did a great job. Might have been the best chicken I ever ate.
  4. Thought I sent my opinion but do not see it. Suggest three things. 1. Make sure you are not pulling straight up but I angle shells forward and then up. 2. Have at least eight on the back starting with lowest position. 3. My bandolier guy, Persimmon Dan of Murphy Custom Gunleather, has some sort of rough suede on the inner part of the bandolier. Also, it will not hurt anything if the bandolier jumps a little as it likely will come to rest before you get back to grab the next two.
  5. This was my third year to attend Land Run and all I can say is once again the Oklahoma Territorial Marshalls did a GREAT job.
  6. I have never seen one but the price is good. Did not find the video. My concern is that it looks to me like the guns ride high on a three wheel cart and so I question the stability on turns. Love my four wheel cart but would love to see one of these in action in so I can recommend it to others.
  7. I love the wooden/leather loading blocks Missouri Marshall makes. His are more rectangular in shape with rounded ends. Fit well in a back pocket or slip between the belt and you. I prefer them over the square ones or the total leather ones. Try to borrow a couple of different styles and see what you like. Quite awhile back Colt Faro had a video on making inexpensive leather ones.

  8. Howdy Dream Chaser;

    Ready ta catch yer Dream ???

    Keep shootin,,,,, Who Knows ...

    Have Fun ...

    Jabez Cowboy

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