Buffalo Bill Mathewson, 37826

How side matchs are run is also determined by how many willing workers the MD has. With more workers you can have more spotters than one. With more workers it is easier to separate 87 shooters from 97 shooters and SxS shooters. With more workers it is easier to allow more tries for a final time. Go help work your clubs side matches.

Thanks for a fun enjoyable shoot. I plan to go again next year.

I like Tiki torches two or three feet in front of the targets. One torch for each set of targets (Rifle, Pistol, and Shotgun). if the target stands are short, shorten the Tiki torch poles. I all so like Red lights for loading and unloading tables. I feel the best target color is white with a black border and black X. The white is a good for low light and the black border and X gives good contrast in smoke.

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I like it

I think I will add a handle to my Lee funnel. Should get the best of both.

A lot of the times if the gun opens slightly after the first shot the second shell will show an off center light strike.

I have had a few 20ga AAs that were dished making the primer sit deeper causing no fires.

Having HOW and Shootout at Pawnee Station on successive weekends worked well for my schedule. Enjoyed both shoots.

J-Bar thanks for keeping an eye on NOZ and keeping us updated. Noz, Kitty and I continue to keep you in our prayers.

This was our second HOW. The stages and stage instructions were simple to understand and fun shoot. Posse 8 was a great posse. We plan to be back. Thanks to all the Border Vigilantes for all the hard work. Buff Bill and His Kitty

Thanks for posting. I now know of something else that exist that I have no need for.

I have always continued the string with the working revolver until empty and then holster or restage it. Then I clear and finish the string with the offending revolver.

Most of the time I zero mine in at my farm. Sometimes at a friend's farm if we are shooting together that day. I know people that zero thier guns at a gun range.