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Medicine Creek Johnny

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  1. See you all there. I heard Hells Comin is in charge of the weather 🤣
  2. I don’t keep it separate. Throw it all in the cement mixer with soap and water when I get home
  3. lol o pass where Lewis and Clark crossed to Idaho is quite a drive
  4. Yes Little Bighorn. C Sharps arms in Big Timber. Buffalo Bill center in Cody Wyoming
  5. Thanks. No offense taken
  6. Thanks Cemetery. I do know what they can do but sometimes there is no place to set them down or I have seen where pistols must be staged in 2 different locations. This forces a gunfighter to shoot duelist
  7. Thanks Palewolf. I just think this discriminates against gunfighters on a split pistol stage where another gun must be shot between pistols. There is already a rule against holstering a cocked pistol or with a live round under the hammer. Why this specific rule against gunfighters. Way more AD drawing a pistol than holstering them
  8. also correct. My question was why do gunfighters have to
  9. Correct. Gunfighters cannot. But says nothing about other shooters needing to shoot their pistol dry before reholstering
  10. I’m sorry I must be handicapped could you tell me what page the rule that a two handed shooter must shoot there pistols dry is on. Page 15 says it is safe to reholster a pistol if it is hammer down on an empty
  11. I’m hoping Palewolf will chime in on this thread
  12. Where does it say that a two handed shooter or duelist must shoot there guns dry before holstering them. Not trying to argue just want to know why
  13. This is a follow up to a post on a Facebook thread. Why is a gunfighter not allowed to reholster his pistols on a split pistol stage as long as they are hammer down on an empty. All other shooters are allowed to do this. Reference safe conditions on page 15 of shooter book thanks
  14. I believe Kingsnake in AZ can make them

  15.  

    Got a miroku that was short stroked by Joe at Pioneer.  Was my main match rifle for several years.  Lot of dings and dents but functions well.  
    $700 to little Evil if your interested.  No harm either way

    MCJ

  16. Got it today.  Nice doing business with you 

    1. Harold Doc Adams

      Harold Doc Adams

      Johnny,

      Hope you had a good time at Sturgis.  Thanks very much for buying my 650!  Harold "Doc" Adams  SASS 70487

  17. Exactly my point Bob. I think the RO committe needs to take another look at this. If there was a way to release it like on a pump shotgun maybe but not if you have to bPull the trigger. It’s an accident waiting to happen

  18. Medicine Creek Johnny Sass 61890L South Dakota Been shooting 17 years
  19. Hi 40. We are working on bringing some shooters down for this event. Everyone else get signed up. It's bound to be a good shoot MCJ
  20. Ya it was up to 3 degrees hear today
  21. I have one GW. It will feed coated but not lubed bullets. If your by yourself it's not much faster than hand setting bullets. With the collator it would be a lot faster. Maybe an old binder man could build his own collator
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