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  1. At End of Trail, many of our shooters who travel, including international shooters, order Choice Ammunition and have it shipped here. I've seen many shooters use it and all are happy with it. Jon Wemple, the owner is a huge supporter of SASS, other shooting sports, and shooting ranges nationwide.

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  2. 55 minutes ago, Woody Shootem, SASS # 24816 said:

    Money well spent, Bill.  

     

    Not only money but time. Bill spends 6 months out of every year making that EOT book look amazing.

    A little known secret is that he always puts one small error in each book to see who's paying attention... At least that's what he says :lol:.

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  3. 45 minutes ago, Leroy Luck said:

    I did happen to come across a post from Oct 2021 with a comment from a fellow that had 35grains by weight with the same components I’m already using. It loads and crimps nicely. Fires and makes smoke. 

     

    This will work nicely. Also you should load about half a box at 40 grains for those stubborn knockdowns, but you won't need more than that for anything cowboy.

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  4. Straight out of the EOT 2024 Shooter's Book:

     

    End of Trail Shooters! We have an "End of Trail Only" stage convention that is important for you to know regarding shooter "stance". Our stage language "At The Ready" means, if no starting position is given the shooter may be in an athletic "ready" posture, with hands not touching guns or ammo. The shooter does not have to start a stage stranding upright with hands at their sides unless specifically stated in the stage description. Other stance instructions will always apply (hands at low surrender, touching revolvers, Rifle in Hand, etc...). This convention applies at End of Trail Only and does not change SASS rules at other SASS sanctioned matches.

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  5. Cause nobody never rode shotgun on no Wells Fargo stage with a 28 gauge, that's why! Or, can you picture Doc Holliday backing up Wyatt Earp at the OK Corral with a...28ga?:lol:

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  6. I was there. Words can't explain the emotion that surrounded that presentation. The love, respect, and admiration that we all feel for our fellow cowboy shooters was overwhelming in the tent that night.

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  7. I shoot .38 spl in BP and also 20ga on occasion. 7/8 oz out of a 20 is no more recoil than a 12. The biggest difference is that 20ga hulls seem to be harder to shuck due to their lighter weight.

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  8. 13 hours ago, Jackrabbit Joe #414 said:

    Hey there pilgrim how you doing? You coming to EOT? Take care & God bless. That 97 still doing great for me friend.

     

    I'll second being able to see old Coconino at EOT, it would be great.

  9. Here's a shot of Match Director Red River Wrangler setting the firing line with Wooden Nichols, Deadly Sharpshooter, and first year Ranger Aldo Carnage. That firing line from Stage 1 through Stage 12 is over 1,000 feet long.

     

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    Ranger Coordinator Lead Bender and another first time Ranger Brewman hanging lights in the Ranger Tent, home to 58 Arizona EOT Rangers for the next 12 days.

     

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    The generators got delivered today. One 150 KW to run the event and one 125 KW for backup to insure an uninterrupted good time.

     

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  10. 46 minutes ago, Yul Lose said:

    I plan on being there about 6:00am.

     

    That's why we made him President of the Rental Gun Cart Corral Homeowners Association. He practically lives there.

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  11. We still have gun carts for rent. Email Sunshine Kay to reserve one. Don't expect Yul Lose style carts either. His magic just doesn't seem to be rubbing off on them.:(

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  12. Thanks again for the pictures Larsen. Saturday's turnout was the largest yet this year, quite a way to go out with a "bang". Many of our volunteers and Rangers that follow along on the Wire have arrived and can't wait to get to work. We appreciate every one of them and could never pull this match off without their help. Their generosity and willingness to give back to our fellow Cowboy shooters will always amaze and humble me.

     

    Setup starts Wednesday February 21st at 8:00. Anyone in the area, regardless of ability or experience is invited to take part. Our "family" always has room to grow. We have lots to do, and you are welcome to show up for a couple of hours or the whole five days.

     

    By the way, once you get Kid Rich started on that boardwalk, you can't stop him. I bought him 900 screws this year and he wants more!

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