Marauder SASS #13056

Thanks.  Always glad to help a fellow cowboy!

I didn't weld it.  All I did was use a file/stone and removed the notch on the hammers. 

No need for welding.  Just make sure there is no "catch" for the sear there.

Don't give up!

Fast Eddie wants as much feedback as possible and he does consider input very important.  So he may very well decide to do the 5 and 5 as we have done in the past, but as you can tell it is a balancing act.

And thanks for the offer to help with the scoring.  We can always use more help, especially as many of us are not what we once were.

Sorry Petey did n't have his usual match.  I always enjoy shooting with him as he has been one of my hero's in the sport.

Titegroup does work well, but it is a little louder than some and have a sharper recoil  It can also be used for a 12 gauge load.

"I was looking at the Hodgon load data website and they have loads listed using Titegroup powder, This peeked my interest as I have lots of it on hand for pistol calibers I load for. the lightest load I see they have listed is for one ounce. My question is would it be okay to use this data for a Lee 7/8 oz slug.Or would anyone know of a source of load data for 7/8 oz loads.The loads listed below are starting and middle of the road so I assume I would be ok.


Hodgdon Titegroup Rem. 209P Rem. TGT 12 17.3 8,900 PSI 1,235 fps
Hodgdon Titegroup Rem. 209P Rem. TGT 12 18.6 10,100 PSI 1,290 fps"

Unique is a little dirtier but is also a great powder for both.

Clays is a great option for 12 gauge and can be used for the 9mm.  But since it is a little fast for the 9mm, you will have to load near max for a reliable load.  My only concern is that if the pistol is new it sometimes wants a higher velocity load to break them in.  But i have shot a lot of Clyays in 9mm and it has worked well in nearly all my pistols.

Wow, Carolina is really losing it.  A bit of an ego problem.

We need folks that can spot, time and watch the loading and unloading tables.

All tasks are important even when we cannot do every single task.

You hang in there!

I would like a couple of you SKB springs.  'm ordering 2 from

http://www.sswdistributors.com/

Is that correct?

I find that Trail Boss is cleaner and better with a little more powder. 

So I use 3.6 grains with 105 and 125 grain bullets.

Not sure about if they will post the stages.

But many matches no longer post posse lists due to so many wanting to swap posses - only to want to swap again when someone else does.  So it creates a LOT of extra work. 

But they will allow folks to ask about switching when they sign up, but probably get only one change per person.

You are in trouble now

Now we all want to hear your program.

Can i give you a call?

Thanks!

Yes it was Squaw Creek Rose.

I sooo agree with your comments on the "safety rules!"    Both about moving and about an empty round in an open action. 

I also worked with safety for about 40 years and understand that as you add more rules, you almost always create more confusion and reduce safety.

Thanks for your well reasoned comments.

I bought some ETR7 powder a couple years ago and like it.  But I don't think it is readily available anymore.

Do you know of a source?

Don't be sad about being born in Denver!! 

I thought I was signed up for the Last Stand, but I didn't see my name on the list??

Got me worried!

to contact Dirt Merchant -he has several for sale.

wayne@southeastdirt.com

tell him I said hey!

As to EOT and water rights, remember who their "business manager" was back then.

Phantom,

I tried to send you a PM but it appears your basket is full!!

Send me a PM and 'll give you my email.

I use the same load as Al and it works well for me.

But with relatively lighter loads (a little slower and less lead) you do have to make sure to hit some knockdowns a little more solidly. But almost never have to amke up a shotgun.

Nice!