Marauder SASS #13056

It figures that your importers would follow the l"local" trends and act accordingly. Don't know if you can get the low recoil Remingtons there.

Great review!

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Praying for them both.

If they remove dents, what about removing a few of my wrinkles?

Do NOT slow down. Just be a little more deliberate and moderately firm. And the classic advice, lever, trigger, lever trigger! Too often we switch the sequence and wonder, What happened?!!

When I started I was traditional & Duelist. That was before the 49ner category and before Gunfighter, as I think of it. There was only a couple seniors shooting with a group of 50! Now I'm Cattle Baron and remember shooting with a young whipper-snapper named Santa Fe River Stan.

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I used 3.4 grains of VV320 and it worked well. As state it costs more and there are several other good, economical powders. You have to balance "clean" with recoil and sometimes consistency.

I no longer see Sauerkraut's page, fortunately he let me post this: http://marauder.homestead.com/files/Rossi_92_cartridge_guide.htm

What he said! Some guns have a gap of only .002, but most have slightly larger just in case. Most fall in the range Jack mentioned. .01 or above is a little too much . Try to slip a peace of 20 lb paper between the front cylinder & the barrel, If that works, try 2 sheets. Each sheet should be about .003. Also, put in an empty cartridge in the cylinder and have the hammer down to test. If there is any "cylinder shake" that can make a slight difference.