Dantankerous

Too long on the grill?

Where? Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas so far. The year is only beginning. 😁

I have spent a lot of time in Colorado. Much of Colorado is red. Sadly though, like in Washington State and Oregon it is the population center that drives politics. Denver and Boulder I avoid. That is where the vast number of the pothead liberal lunatics are... no desire encounter those idiots. I head for the mountains and look for solitude and peace. Not hard to find there. I have spent some quality time at a few great gun stores in Colorado. I always go back for a visit when I travel the state. Plenty of local outdoorsmen and firearms enthusiasts there who are also beyond disenchanted with the Kalifornication of their state.

This needs a PISSED OFF button and a STUPID AS HELL button.

No one here has mentioned the beauty of mayonnaise on French fries yet? 🙃

Nice looking shooters. Are those Army grips?

Just picked up this Colt. It's in excellent condition, but there are what looks like wear spots in the nickel finish. Can this be polished or is a refinish necessary at some point? Look at the muzzle end. Some small spots on cylinder as well.

While not in Dallas, Texas Jacks in Fredricksburg had a decent selection of books last time I was there. While there, enjoy the great selection of firearms they have. 😀 Texas Jacks is about as Western/Cowboy themed as a place can get.

Lighter weight chinks instead of chaps work well in the heat. The 5 item choice as previously mentioned is easy and can be modified (away from chaps, for example) to avoid heat issues. I know several CCs who never wear chaps. Botas can be used in place of chaps/chinks. Drink lots of water. Avoid coffee. Stay in shade. Some mount a sun umbrella to their guncarts for shade. Occasionally pour water over your head letting it run down the back of your neck... that offers immediate cooling. Or douse a silk wild rag in water and tie it gently around your neck. All these tricks work well for me.

I could still use some 44 Special boxes if'n anyone has any they no longer want.

My 500JRH BFR Bisley is all I want to handle. After seeing the video of 3 Foot shooting his S&W500 mag, no thankeesir!

Pat, And, and, and...? You bought it the second time? 🫠

Looking for a few of the Cheyenne Cartridge boxes in 45 Colt and 44 Special, if'n ya have some you'd part with. Please PM me. Thanks.

If the deal falls through with Leroy Luck put me second in line for that chronograph.

Just curious why you are bumping your ad when someone said they would take your item? Is the item still for sale?

PM sent.

Major Art Tillery aka Travis Cady left this world on January 13, 2025 at the age of 44. He was not only Classic Cowboy through and through but cowboy in life. Some of Major's SASS accomplishments were Classic Cowboy of the year in 2018, member of the Magnificent 7, Territorial Governor, Regulator, and founder of the Classic Cowboy showdown. Major Art Tillery was the kind of friend that makes everything in your own life better; the matches more exciting, the road trips smoother, the jokes funnier, planning the next adventure more exciting. His dedication to what he loved and whom he loved was second to none. Major could run a Henry 1860 better than anyone I have seen and that takes dedication. He loved the Henry 1860 and had made that his main match choice. Major was very proud of this. Honest, trustworthy, humble, hard working, principled, caring and selfless are all accurate descriptions of him in addition to him being a fun and fierce competitor in cowboy action. Knowing him and being able to share time and life with him was indeed priceless. He was a friend to all. He was loved by many and his passing leaves a void in the hearts of those who called him family and friend. Rest in Peace, brother. Until we get to ride together again...

Yup. Bundling board is what I was after.

Bed clothes Bustle board Flapjacks Grab iron

That's quite the itinerary! You're gonna be a busy man... good thing you're done with work.

I couldn't resist taunting my little bro.

You need to quit babyin' your left paw and git yourself shootin double duelist, little brother. You'll love it AND look cool doing it.

If the email or PM you get reads like you're talking to a customer service rep from another country located in a very crowded part of the world it is probably a scam. Broken English, writing that sounds non-native English speaking, incorrect syntax, incorrectly conjugated verbs, or "stiffness" to the writing... all indicators of a scam. I've received a few from this site and others over the years that all have that same, uh, quality.

Totally owning the couch...