Krazy Kajun

I use a Rugged Gear gun cart and shoot black powder at times. There are 2 places to place drinks, one on each side of the cart. I keep an old Gatorade bottle with one drop of Dawn mixed in the water in one of those drink holders, fits perfectly. I dump my BP brass in it and give it a shake after every stage. When I get home I rinse it out and set it out to dry on an old towel. When it's dry I just throw it in the same bucket with my smokeless brass. YMMV Kajun

I did a little load development and posted it on the Wire back in June last year, you can find it here. There were some folks that also provided their loads as well. It would be one place you can look. Kajun

Glad to have you at our match. Kajun

With EOT going on I'm sure the SASS staff was otherwise occupied (busy as bees). Kudos to getting the Wire back online. Kajun

The website will be updated soon. Kajun

We have 70 shooters registered for the GA state match so far. If you have not yet signed up for our match please do so soon to help us in planning so that we can have everything ready for you. You'll find the main match and BP state match applications attached here. You can find all the match information on the state match website located at https://www.srscowboy.com/events.html. Come on and sign up soon so you can join your friends in one of the friendliest state matches around. Kajun 2025 BP_GA_ State_Match.pdf 2025_GA_StateMatch.pdf

Scarlett is "correct" on this topic. 🤣 Kajun

@Max Payne and I happen to live near Fast Eddie and shoot with him a few times a month. I've got 3 SKBs that he has done his magic on. There are several other folks mentioned here that do good work as well. Kajun

Dummy rounds for your rifle can be made so that the extractor doesn't pull them out.....just grind off a part of the rim on the case and hand insert the dummy round into the chamber with the ground off part of the rim facing up so that the extractor won't pull them out. You can knock out the round from the chamber with whatever rifle rod you use. For rifle dry firing practice I used just one snap cap with the rim ground in one place. If you want to practice cycling rounds then use whatever inert round that you would feel that best provides you the practice feel that you want. For pistols you can just make 12 dummy rounds. I just buy 12 snap caps and fill both cylinders. That way you can practice your draw and firing with no problem. Kajun

Given recent pricing $11.99 and in stock is not bad....thanks for sharing. Kajun

@Scarlett blows a lot of smoke and does it with with either or both hands. She sells pretty good components and loaded ammo as well....one to ride the river with, as long as you have your life jacket on. 😎 Kajun

Dang man....you are OLD! 😎 Kajun

Just wait until you start getting Ps on the same stages you wrote....then you will have come full circle. Ask me how I know...😎 Kajun

You really ought to change your alias from Badlands "Evil" Bob to Cheap Bob, I've seen you in action. 🤣 And yes, using the Golden Age pass at Federal Campgrounds has saved Cheap Bob and myself a good amount of drachmas over the years. The Thrifty Kajun

I have loaded a lot of 9mm coated lead bullets and shot them out of 9mm pistols and PCCs. These bullets are available from a number of suppliers. I'll drop a link in here for Bullets By Scarlet because that's who I buy them from. I use the same powder loading for lead bullets that I use for plated or FMJ. The bullet speed and distances we shot pistols at isn't bullseye precision. Kajun