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I'm in MN too. I've done new shooter classes and gunfighter classes. At both Morristown and Kimball. If you want I can help you out

Every time I read someone say that I have to laugh. It's been proven time and time again 2 triggers, 2 fingers is way faster than single trigger. And yes there were skbs with 2 triggers

I'll need it. Right now they are saying it will be a week before anyone can make it out to look at the damage.

Thursday sucked for us. We woke up to no power. It has been raining but nothing bad, after checking the breaker inside to if that tripped I headed outside to check the main line from power company. Only to see our livestock barn gone. Still smoldering. Lost the family dogs, as well as all livestock but one bull and two horses. Unfortunately it looks like we may have to put the horses down as well. The barn and livestock suck but what really hurts is the four dogs. Sometimes life knows how to kick you pretty good.

If appreciate that. Sent you a pm

Does anybody have one they don't need? My son broke one in his birds head and it's a discontinued part. Or if anyone knows a gunsmith that can make one please let me know. I no longer have access to the machines or I would make one myself.

Yes it's the smaller set

I need one pair of Ruger factory single six white grips for the smaller sized frame. Anybody have a take off pair they aren't using?

I mainly shoot gunfighter also. Do you plan on using one strong hand and transfer or shoot each have strong side with alternating hands chocking?. If your using one strong hand id go with x draw. Just remember to always have both hands moving. I'm not top tier, I don't practice or shoot cowboy that much anymore. When I did I was mid to low teens with the occasional single digit thrown in. This year I'm going to try to get back into the swing of things and see if I can shoot ok.

Here is a low wall made in 1889 that is a track driver. I play with it from time to time rabbit hunting

Your ignorance shows there.. sometimes it can take over an hour to get an answer... Big stores can pay someone to just sit there. Small shops it ties up the line. We only have two lines so it is an issue, plus that is time we do not have to just sit around

Too many c&r's just do not know what it means. We used to accept them but after about the tenth time I had a guy argue about what was allowed we just stopped accepting them. It's just not worth losing my FFL or the headache involved. Same with the guys that want to do trades, we get a bunch of people who want to do trades on our GunBroker items. in person is one thing and we glady do them, but dealing with booking/shipping and everything it's just not worth the hassle.

I run a h&r 12 from time to time. It's fun and I enjoy the challenge. We do get poppers and it isn't that hard to still get them.

Some hanging in the shop, the stuff we loan out is stored in 2, 40 gallon totes. Our match gear is stored in a duffel bag so we never forget anything. Just grab the bag.

I know of two made but no mass produced.

The parts are not interchangable. It's about a fourth Gen now so there is room to short stroke it more. When we get ours in I'll be doing some work on a few of them. Lightning the carrier and trying to short stroke it.

We have sold 4 in the last year, between $800 and $1200 depending on condition. I am a fan of them I have 2 18" . To make an auction you need two people who really want something. Fair price is what your willing to pay.

Mine started with a h001y my daughter weighed about 35 lbs when she started. When comparing apples to apples a 410 is way less recoil than a 12. Factory 410 to custom loaded 12, the 12 is less. Light loaded 410 barely moves the barrel. Kicks like a 22. Remember the young ones only have to hit the target. Not knock it over . 410 does have it's downsides. Smaller shells, smaller hole.

Ruger has had a large issue with qc for the last few years. We have sent numerous guns back that would not work out of the box. The good news is they know they have a problem and have been working hard to try to fix it. We had a bad run of guns and it ended up with the plant manager from New Hampshire actually come to our shop in MN. We were able to have a nice conversation about things and you could tell they really do want to get back to the quality they used to possess.

Are these full race actions? If so I'll take them.

Been busy with the store, growing kids, the farm and my mother now needs 24 hr care so my free time has been pretty precious.We just came back from eot and it reminded me of how much I like to shoot. I only shot five matches last year. This year I'm going to try to get to more.

They are fun to play with. I've shot a stage with 2 shooting gunfighter... Not something I'd do again but it was fun if I can find the video I'll post it for you

Stock grips are the first thing I swap on any of my guns. My hands just don't fit them well. My preference runs to stag or elk. Strip the varnish off of them when they come and they will not slip with rain or snow.

Our surprise littler. We are bottle feeding the two runts..

I've got a mixture of ar 400 and ar 500 with 2 big gongs of hardened steel 3" thick. The gongs are holding up well but at over 500lbs a piece I don't move them often. They suck to pick up!