Tucker McNeely
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Yes please exercise the right to refuse them to shoot and endanger someone at the shoot. Act like you are holding a firearm and/or have ammo or equipment that is safe.
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13 hours ago, JohnWesleyHardin said:
I am new to black powder shooting. Do I understand that at the end of the day, regardless of the criteria used, someone just eye balls the actual smoke to see if it is enough. The only issue is what load to compare it to?
JWH, you should be able to have your way with this one if pressed.
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What is the price/case?
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Thanks much for the direct link. That worked like a charm.
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I should get a spot even if the website crashed.
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Crashed the website!
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I’m still holding out for the order I put in on October 2020 at my lgs for two cases of Federal SPPs.
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On 12/24/2022 at 11:03 PM, Vic Halls said:
Dan just got 2 Cases of APP in so I think I’m hooked on the Dark Side. Bulldog. Merry Christmas
About time…you going to start shooting the c&b pistols you keep teasing me about?
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16 minutes ago, Warden Callaway said:
That’s dirt cheap.
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If you load your ammo to whatever you choose and get a "no misses but not clean" ruling from your spotters at the end of the stage, then you make enough smoke. Don't make this harder than it is.
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No wad required with .457 ball. The CCI #10 is 0.161 ID the CCI #11 is 0.166 ID. That’s why the 10s seemed tighter. Keep the shoulder of the hammer that meets up with hammer channel of the frame free of fouling to let the hammer face seat the spent cap so you don’t get cap jams.
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There’s always the layaway plan.
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8 hours ago, Sedalia Dave said:
Different design engineers don't always do things the same way.
Like I tell the operators that ask the very same question when they try to get upset at me because because different items but similar components have different designs, power supplies, functions, etc. is that engineers hate us, plain and simple.
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nuclear news from the nuclear energy institute
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I ccw hot w/one in the chamber. I doubt we’d let that happen. It would be a departure from wild bunch rules for shooting the semi-autos. Could use steel challenge rules for holsters. This is a fun idea. I’d like to see it get some traction. Or even set up some Steel Challenge stages.
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Not too bad. I was on the USS Phoenix (SSN 702). The one in the video was SSN 709. I was one of the guys that worked in the secret space known as the engine room. Just a nuclear reactor and its steam turbines for electricity and propulsion. The video was nostalgic to see the old views again. Thanks for the video.
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Thank you Lawdog! Posse 5!
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My LH CZ doesn’t load as easy as my BSS from Briscoe Kid. The left shell hangs up on the edge of the chamber. May have to send it back at some time. Can’t find a Briscoe BSS for a backup, so it will do for now.
The gun is beautiful. Great fit up. Almost too pretty to use for our game. Good shotgun. The one comment above is my only negative.
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+1 to the wet tumbler option here also. I put a Folgers can of the 240 or 270 cup size full of brass in each load. Then I lay out to dry. I use car wash with wax to clean with Lemishine also. If you are thinking about it, I highly recommend it.
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Not sure why c&b shooters worry about “ posse chores guilt”. You can’t do posse chores if you are not at the match. Bring your cap guns and shoot. I have my own system that I use at my cart. Then I come back and do what I can to help out. Not too worried about it. I just keep moving and don’t hide next to my cart holding it down so it won’t float away.
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3k is a good seller’s number. If the pistols are the 7 1/2” version, then It might be hard to get the 3k.
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Congrats Billy!
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Been off of here for a while, what did I miss?
in SASS Wire
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You can leave the loading table with your rifle cocked. But if you self declare before you are no longer touching the rifle, then you can point it down range to verify no round in the chamber by pulling the trigger. No boom = no call.
If a round is in the chamber (boom),then stage SDQ.
If you release the rifle, then SDQ for breaking the traveling rule with a cocked firearm (see SG ruling also, both long guns) + MDQ for progressive safety penalty for unsafe gun handling by not having control of a cocked firearm.
Other than that, things are fine.