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Shooting Bull

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Shooting Bull last won the day on January 14 2020

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  • Birthday 07/30/1962

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  1. I’ve got the Boogie kit in my pistol grip ‘73s. Works great.
  2. So very happy your health is improving. So very sorry you’re stuck with that^ guy.
  3. Find one of each. One at a time, pick them and bring them into firing position. Open your eyes and see which one puts the sights into proper position. There’s your answer.
  4. And nothing else.😎
  5. It’s Idaho in August. I’m bringing everything from a parka to a Speedo. 😎
  6. Unfortunately no, not going to make either one of those. But I do plan on being in Twin Falls in August for the Regional.
  7. Favorite? FAVORITE P trap? My dear friend, you’ve been hanging around Ol #4 too long. 😵‍💫
  8. Any mechanical item has parts that can break. The fewer the parts, the less chance of breakage. Also, by removing the transfer bar you reduce the amount of energy the hammer needs to generate in order to ignite the primer. That allows you to reduce main spring weight.
  9. I did NOT get carted out of Coozie’s on a stretcher so that was incredibly fun for me. 🤠
  10. Get yourself a few mesh bags, load ‘em up, and toss in the washing machine. Mesh bags
  11. Absolutely FANTASTIC stages. Incredibly fun to shoot.🤠
  12. When does the dishwasher get installed? 😁
  13. This is an interesting situation. Most folks that have a backup rifle want it set up exactly the same as their primary rifle. When you’re on the clock you don’t want to feel any difference at all. in your case, it sounds like you’re far more interested in the old west experience than you are in the competition. Because of that I don’t think it really matters. That being said, I’d still suggest you set up all your rifles so that their feel is as similar as possible. The minor learning curve required when switching from one to another can be very frustrating when on the clock.
  14. First and foremost, it depends on who’s doing the work. One gunsmith’s finished product is another’s starting point. if you already have a smith picked out, see if you can find an example of their work. Compare that to what you already have. Then you get to decide if the difference is worth the $$$.
  15. He's tolerable. She's an absolute DOLL. As I've said before, you're a lucky man Beaver. Fantastic family one and all. ( But don't tell any of them I said that. Don't want them to get swelled heads. )
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