Captain Bill Burt

Thanks Cass! We had a great time and will be back next year. Hopefully Lethal Lizzie will be participating as well!

I think you’re right on both counts. 1 year is too long to wait and 2 years is way out of line. I also agree that we need a forum to provide feedback (respectfully). While shooting at FL State one of our posse members had real issues with gun(s). When they spoke to the smith the response was ‘I thought you might have problems.’ What? Then why send the guns if they’re not ready? For markets to operate properly consumers need to be informed.

Thanks! That’s great news about your daughter. I hope she will join us!

Unfortunately Kid Flash won’t be able to make it but the Iron Cowboy and I will and we’ll bring Flash’s Widder/Henry rifle.

Welcome to CAS! I think the 1873 in .357 is an excellent choice. Here are some options. http://www.codyscowboyshop.com/ http://www.longhunt.com/web/ http://www.pioneergunworks.com/

So he wouldn't be shooting cross draw, he would just be doing the standard gunfighter thing with canted holsters? So he's turning cross draws into standard cants? OK, I get it. At first glance it sounded like you had him with two holsters on the right side.

Wouldn't that be just the same as wearing standard canted holsters cause the way you said that he has both holsters on the right side? It would be really hard to use the Cavalry twist with canted holsters.

I use Outlaw Bullets. Good prices, great guy to do business with. https://outlawbullets.com/

This times 1000! Welcome back Walks!

Yank Ma Chain makes solid brass sights that fit over the existing sights. He mills then then you epoxy them on and tap with a rubber mallet to get them flush. They fit tight and look good.

I’m happy with my ‘Cullen Bohannon” (sp?) from these guys. https://www.knudsenhats.com/

Happy young man!

I can’t compare them because I’ve shot .38 special from the start but I can tell you that reloading .38 currently costs me right at .08 per round - 125 grain, 2.7 Clays, Federal primers. I can buy once fired brass at .03 per piece and they last a long time. Perhaps someone can report cost per round of .45. As far as reliability goes I’ll respectfully disagree with comments about reliability based on caliber. None of our rifles or pistols has ever broken and we go through tens of thousands of rounds per year.

My mistake! Thanks for the clarification TJD!

Thanks Cass, Shootin Sharyn, Kid Flash, the Iron Cowboy and I really enjoyed your match. We'll be back next year.