Hollifer A. Dollar

We have been running PS on android tablets for almost 3 years. The new version of PS is a lot better than the first one we tried - be sure to update any older versions. The tablets are all older Amazon Fire units purchased from Woot (Amazon's liquidation site) for less than $35 each. We use a MiFi mobile hotspot for networking when we have multiple tablets. We have not had any real problems, but there is one PITA aspect - I have not yet figured out how to print from those android tablets. I have tried printer apps & everything I can think of, to no avail. My solution is to

This is just my opinion, & we all know about opinions...but... P for shooting targets out of order, miss for the unfired round, MSV for round left on the carrier; offer a reshoot for improper coaching on where to start back, but the MSV carries over. The TO told him where to start back, not how many rounds were left. The TO's instructions did not cause the shooter to leave a round in the rifle. No coaching is not improper coaching, so how is the MSV a result of TO interference? I can't see where the MSV should be removed.

Red Hills Rangers shoot in Tallahassee on the 2nd Saturday - https://redhillsrangers.com/ . Unfortunately, Tallanasty doesn't look like it will be close to your projected path.

Kay Sadeeya has a 66 in 32-20 that is her main match rifle when she shoots in LFC. It was her Christmas gift 3 years ago. I have a Marlin 1894 in 32-20 that is my "fun" gun - I use it when I want to do something a little different. We have learned a lot of hard lessons with 32-20s, 1 of which is the brass can get weak at the shoulder. The last time we both shot those rifles at the same match, we both had cases separate at the shoulder, disabling both of our guns. Thankfully it was a monthly so it wasn't all that big a deal, but it did prompt me to evaluate all of our loaded amm

The shooter has until he/she reaches the unloading table to clear the hull. If the shotgun was laid down on a staging table, no call. If he/she lays it on the unloading table, MSV. That's how the RO card reads.

Based on my experiences & IMHO a Baikal smoothed up by Johnny Meadows or Three Cut is the most economical, but a Lassiter-worked Charles Daly is also a wise choice. You can stay within your $1000 budget either way. My experience with Stoeger isn't nearly as good as with Baikals or Dalys. Holler

I have used single-trigger Baikals (JM & Three Cut guns) forever, but decided to get one of the Charles Daly guns from Lassiter - FANTASTIC gun, I love it. Fit & finish are great, the barrel selector is a neat design & it shoots like a champ (I sure wish I could shoot like a champ!). I tried an SKB a few years back & hated it - the Charles Daly is a much better gun IMHO. Gypsy Rider & I both bought guns from Lassiter back in the summer. The only issue either of us have had, on his gun the safety started turning itself on. Turns out, the design of the safety

I set up 2 monthly matches here in NW Florida - Red Hills Rangers & Panhandle Cattle Company. During the summer, we only set up 1 (RHR) or 2 (PCC) bays because setup work is damn hard on me! When things cool off, at PCC we do 3 bays (our range only has the 3 bays). At RHR, we set up 2 & sometimes 3 bays, but have shot all 6 in 1 bay if it rains. When we first started shooting at RHR, we would set up 6 separate bays. After a match one of our shooters said "That's too dang much walking between stages!" I took that comment to heart & cut way back on the walking. Our

Posting a 2nd set for Kay Sadeeya SASS #93732 Greenwood, FL 5 years

Hollifer A. Dollar SASS #91847 Greenwood FL 7 years

Kay Sadeeya & I went to EoT for the first time last year, best trip of our lives! We enjoyed every minute. Can't wait to go back in 2018. Holler

Abe E.S. Corpus gets full credit. I had bought a Taurus Judge revolver & mentioned to him that it would be nice to have a rifle in 45 Colt to match up with it. He said "ever thought about a lever action rifle?" & it was downhill from there. Holler

I am on my 2nd set of prescription safety glasses from WalMart. Full wraparound protection & very comfortable. Very reasonably priced if you get them in single vision, something like $75. I got them for distance only, which I prefer for shooting, but I did put a stick-on bifocal on the left lens, which covers close vision for scoring. The stick-on bifocal lenses came from Amazon for $15. Like Boggus said, safety eyewear is more about protection than being period correct. After seeing someone take a bit of lead to the eye while wearing very small lenses without side shields, I decid