McCandless

APP, I use 25gr, half a Circle Fly .455 fiber wad, to move the ball forward a mite, round ball... and let it rip.

After this many attempts and threats, I'd be surprised if the security detail let him get out of bed without a vest. But yes, he's a big guy.

Good to see you here again!

This rule really comes in handy when the stage calls for 9 rounds, but we're so used to loading 10. If you can catch yourself and realize before discarding that you still have one left, and jack it out at the end of the string.

Isn't there an exception for the Nagant Revolver?

For the paperwork forms purpose, it could be said that the original basis was the Remington 1863 Belt Model Revolver. That one would come the closest. In that case, the original firearm had the rear sight milled into the frame.

Updated Today.

Updated today.

Cowboy Mounted Shooting at Winter Range 1996. CMSA founders. L to R: Bronc aka John Peel, William Bruce aka Jim Rodgers and Rawhide Rawlins aka Phil Spangenberger.

Thunderbolt Taylor, 1993 EoT

Kid Clayton, Doc Holliday, Bootlegger, Ringo, and the Hangman, 1998 Western Action Shooting Society, (New Zealand) - End of Trail

Los Pistoleros de Santa Margarita - the Santa Margarita Gun Club at Camp Pendleton monthly match. The matches at Pendleton were unique among other cowboy matches, in that the Marine Corps rifle range offered the opportunity for some very challenging stages. The rifle targets for most stages were set out at 75-100 yds, with at least one stage with rifle targets at 200 yds. There was always a team event at the end of the match. Because of the stages' tough, challenging, and slower nature, there was only time for 4 or 5 stages per match. Most stages were shot with only one or two guns.

Tex Boden, Duke Chisum (R.I.P.), Mayobard, Wyatt Earp SASS #1628, and Pat Riot

Taipan, Colin Dangaard, at EoT 1999