
McCandless
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Updated today. Removed some who retired or closed their shop. Added a couple more.
If you know a gunsmith that knows what we need that you'd like to recommend, who is taking in new work and has an FFL, (and wouldn't mind being listed)... Add them to the comments. (See the list in Abilene's post above).
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Updated today.
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My '66 ran fine with .45 S&W Schofields with a 200gr Bullet. Shorter OAL wouldn't work.
The last .45 rifle I have left is a JM Marlin, runs Schofields with a 200gr perfectly. I still use than one for WB. No problems.
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8 minutes ago, Texas Red said:
Looking for Vendors that perform Color Case Hardening (Reasonable Cost)
Thanks for Info
Texas Red
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Just a note: All my .38/357 Marlins run best with Truncated Cone Flat point bullets. 1.48" overall length works perfectly for me. Except for the short-stroked one that requires 1.40"
I did have a carbine that would only take full-length .357s, but when I replaced the carrier, it would only feed .38 sp. It's now been made into a Widdermatic.
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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.
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I followed Widder's exact instructions, measurements, and tweaks that he posted on Marauder's Old Irons site and made my Marlin into a Widdermatic.
That little rifle is slick now. The timing was off before I started as I did have an instance of the "Marlin Jam".
If you do want someone else to work on it, since Widder retired, he taught Slater at Slater's In House Guns, in Louisville, TN, how to sweeten up sour Marlins.
In your neck o' the woods, Cowboy Carty, Carty Allaman, Western Gun Works, Monmouth, IL (309) 536-0163 is a wizard with Marlins.
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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.
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Tex Boden, Duke Chisum (R.I.P.), Mayobard, Wyatt Earp SASS #1628, and Pat Riot
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Taipan, Colin Dangaard, at EoT 1999
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On 1/26/2023 at 3:07 PM, Rip Snorter said:
Read, so recycle.
Hardcopy Cowboy Chronicle 2023 free for postage. Don't know what that will cost these days. PM me and I'll get it off tomorrow.
When I finish with mine, I bring it with me and leave it in a waiting room. (I'm hanging out in waiting rooms way too much lately)... take off my address and leave it for others to read. The magazine format is better for that than the large newspaper-type ones we used to get. I kept the real early ones.
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Izzy Lost, (Ernie Nicholas - Sept. 19, 2022)
"Today we lost another Good CowBoy.
Izzy Lost alias Ernie Nicholas.
He was a good man that I always saw a smile on his face n a joke on his lips.
It's gonna be hard to fill his boots n sorely missed.
A Good Cowboy to ride the river with, n I pray that he saves a place on his posse for us all." - Alamo Kid-
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Sara Sota, SASS #33, Roz Britton
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I was saddened to hear of the sudden, unexpected passing of our friend and fellow Cowboy Action Shooter, Doug Gardner, "Carolina Shakespeare".Our heartfelt condolences go out to his wife Stacey Mahan Gardner and sons, Ben Gardner and Cam Wesley.
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The Photo thread of Photos that YOU took
in SASS Wire Saloon
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