evil dogooder
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I have a pair of 5 1/2 blued with only lightened springs. That I would be able to trade
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Working on putting them up tonight. Billy the Avenger has some up already
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Any preference to gen? There is a colt collector locally who is becoming a snow bird and selling most his collection. I can see what he has
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7 hours ago, Assassin said:
This happened at the Colorado State match last weekend. Everyone in the peanut gallery including the TO told the shooter to move. And, he earned a SDQ.
Not my posse. People need to learn when to stay quiet. Another situation where "no coaching" is better.
It's not on the peanut gallery or the TO. if the shooter chooses to move with cocked gun it's on them. And it's not improper coaching. Why do people keep trying to put blame where it doesnt belong?
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7 hours ago, Assassin said:
This happened at the Colorado State match last weekend. Everyone in the peanut gallery including the TO told the shooter to move. And, he earned a SDQ.
Not my posse. People need to learn when to stay quiet. Another situation where "no coaching" is better.
It's not on the peanut gallery or the TO. if the shooter chooses to move with cocked gun it's on them. And it's not improper coaching. Why do people keep trying to put blame where it doesnt belong?
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1 hour ago, Branchwater Jack SASS #88854 said:
Let us say that that the shooter pulls and cocked their pistol at position A. However, they were supposed to be shot at Position B.
If the TO indicated that the pistols were to be shot at position B, that is technically proper instruction, but having the shooter move to position B once the pistol is cocked is technically not correct instruction.
However, if the shooter moves with a cocked pistol to position B, they earn a SDQ. There will be no reshoot. The shooter cannot argue that they received improper coaching causing which impeded them causing them to move with the cocked pistol and should receive a reshoot.
Yep seen it happen twice at regionals. Sucks but right call
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Frankenrifle. Uberti 73 Started out as a 24" rifle, cut to 18" with a shortened 66 stock.
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Are you coming to gunsmoke this weekend in morristown?
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11 hours ago, Marshal Eli Taylor said:
I am interested in the 86 if it doesn't sell. You have pictuers?
If it doesn't sell I'll send you some
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1. Taylor's 32-20 case hardened. 4 3/4" shot less than a box. $425 obo
2. Winchester 1886. In 45-70. Bull target barrel lymann peep sight. Some dings and scratches it's a shooter not a collector. $1100 obo
3. Long barreled 97. 12 ga D model takedown non matching. No bluing left. Functions right and smooth. $350
4. Uberti 73 in 44-40 18" barrel shortened stock with cover. Leather wrap 3rd gen short stroke. New firing pin. Bought it used so I don't know the round count. Shoots well. $750
5. Old model vaquero. .45 colt 4.62" case hardened first year gun. Some light holster wear. Replaced hammer spring and deburred internals. Fast action $800
6. Colt frontier scout 64. .22. Well used packed gun, functions and shoots well, looks rough but it's an actual colt. $350
Non sass
7. Fn A5 12 ga took it in on trade. I don't know much about them. Simmons vent rib added. Functions with feather lights up to slugs. $325
8. Mossberg 500 B 16 gauge. 20" barrel with bead. Somebody turned into a home defense gun. Functions well. $300
If they don't sell at the shoot then they are price plus shipping if anyone is interested.
Edit to add only trades interested in are a short 30-30 carbine, ruger .357s or single six 32. Bisley or birdshead.
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Depends on what mood im in. Either way he earned the no interpersonal conflict. It is something that is not given out enough. It's clear cut in the rule book. There minute he gets in your face his match is done.
Personally Id that finger touched me he also would earn a new bend to his finger.
To many people put up with bs because they don't want to be that guy. On our posse at eot this year a kid had an ad. Took part of the table off. Should have been a mdq. He was given just a miss. His dad blew up and threw a fit that lasted for 2 stages about kids only have to engage. Not hit. Per the rule book both should have been gone. Yet nobody called them on it.
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1 minute ago, Tequila Shooter said:
What no lever action?
I have an ongoing battle with the 87. I'll be getting mine back from lassiter next week and we shall see. When im on I rank it almost up there with my sxs. When im not.. .. well.... bad words are spoken...
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4 hours ago, Captain Bill Burt said:
He hasn’t had that ‘light bulb’ moment yet.
He can run 16s, 17s, and 18s, on easier stages, but his shotgun is probably 5+ seconds for 4 shots. He also isn’t consistent yet, maybe because he’s trying to hard to beat me.
When he works out his shotgun and gets consistent he’ll beat me.
I know the feeling, both my kids started shooting this year. My son went from 90 seconds to high 30s. My 8 year old daughter from 140 to low 80s in 5 matches.... I give it 2 seasons and I'm going to be the slowest in the family.
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3 hours ago, Widder, SASS #59054 said:
Capt BB,
If his SG is a SxS or 97, not only will the class help him, but there are MANY good SG shooters
at the state that he can hopefully pick up a few pointers that can help him.
..........Widder
Don't be corrupting the innocent with that heathen 97 crap.. lol
Sxs or single shot all the way!!!
By the way, since little evil decided to shoot a 97 I've been playing with them a bit more. Even won a few things with them.
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It's the reason I do gf or new shooter classes. Now days im more about others shooting than mine
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Lower recoil affecting speed has a hard line. Once you drop below it your actually slower.
Ive shot nmv, full size vaqueros in 357 and .45 and recently I picked up some .32 single sixes for my daughter. The vaqueros I can run within .10 of each other. Those new single sixes with stock springs and factory ammo are right there as well.. I believe when I have the springs swapped and find a load they will be much faster shooting gf.
Shooting supported I shoot the fastest with light loaded full size .45s.
It's all about feel for what your shooting.
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Lassiter will be there. Noper works on shotguns as well
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I have used a vortex for years. Works great.
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I've got a shortened 44-40. 73,
A Remy 58 with bp and a .45 conversion cylinder
Also a few oddball vaqueros no matching pairs.
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All the times I have moved I've put them underneath a tarp with couple layers of cheap stuff on top of it.
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Little crow shooting sports in mn has one just under 2k
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This won't last long... if I hadn't just made a deal for 2 i would have grabbed it for my son
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Sold to outlaw gambler.
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38 minutes ago, pachaug kid said:
44-40 and 1882
Ruger old army
in SASS Wire
Posted · Edited by evil dogooder
Trying to help a new shooter get guns. He has a ss 5 1/2 old army fixed sights he's going to sell to pay for cartridge guns. What's a fair price for these I know nothing about them. GB. Has them from 900 to over 2k. Is there anything special that would drive the price that high?