Shooting Bull

Well there's a phrase that'll turn your stomach.

Spring is just around the corner. Almost time for my annual bath. Creeker you're wrong. It's not your ideas we don't like, it's YOU.

Hmmmmmmmmm Not a lot of folks use that term. Wondering what you did in a previous life. Shooting Bull, MSgt, USAF (Ret.)

I love the idea. Unfortunately I don't think it would work in a match for a few reasons. #1 The TO/Counter issue has already been mentioned. Would be a nightmare trying to keep track of all the variables. #2 There's absolutely no way in the world to accurately calculate the average speed of the three different reloads. For that reason there's no way in the world to accurately handicap the number of shotgun rounds equitably. (We can't make everything fair for everybody, but we should still do our best.) #2 1/2 The three different types of reloads aren't the only varia

Bringing in the big guns right off the bat.

My reload practices comes primarily from jacking live rounds out of my rifle. In those instances I believe my reloads cost me about three seconds. I'm working on brining that time down. If allowed to load anytime after the beep it doesn't take me much more than one second to stuff an 11th round into the rifle before shouldering it. I have no clue about pistols.

That's why I think Rancho Roy's idea of making it a separate even is a good one.

Look at Creeker's original post. He was watching people chop wood. (No dig at Creeker. I love watching those lumberjack competitions.) People watch golf. People watch bowling. People watch curling. People watch poker. My point is people will watch almost anything. Even more people will watch if it's presented in an entertaining manner.

LOVED that show..................except for the B.S. drama.

How do you decide who gets invited? Instead of invitation I'd suggest qualify. As things are now, anyone who has the $$$ can participate in any SASS match around the world. For this event we would set up some qualifying criteria.

I'm clean! I swear!!!

I discovered SASS and came over from the 1911 world all because of one episode of Shooting USA. So anything to get more exposure sound like a great idea to me. Sure some logistics would need to ironed out but we can do anything we put our minds to.

I don't bother de-priming before tumbling so I can't speak to the primer pocket condition. I do notice the inside of the cases at the very bottom down by the head doesn't seem to be quite as shiny as with the pins but it's most definitely clean and shiny.

AIR FORCE!!!

Prayers up for Lobo Joe and his family