Mustang Gregg

Assassin & crew: We are hoping to make it to HOW this year. I haven't found the entry forms on the internet yet. Since our Lincoln Area Regulators match was scheduled to fall on Independence Day, we have cancelled it. So now we're free to head out to Cheyenne!! Mustang

COOL!!! We will be there again this Jan too. Let's hope the WX is nice enough for a shoot. MG

We are going to be in Denver in early January. And we have just ONE free day to shoot, on the 4th. Does anyone know of a match on that Saturday that's within 125 miles of the Denver area? I heard that maybe one of the Cheyenne clubs shoot on 1st Saturdays. Which one? Much obliged, MG. CJ, RT & SS

NV Pards, I need to find an FFL in LAS to ship a couple of rifles to for a customer. Can you recommend a good one who supports NRA and SASS? Much obliged, Mustang Gregg Wild West Arms.

I reckon damn near EVERY SASS match that I have been to was FUN! But now that I think back of a few where I needed some assistance with the operation and prepping did kind of suck a bit. But I was also down with vertebra disk and serious hip issues and those did drag on enough that I couldn't compete myself. Mustang

Do those feed well in your lever rifle?

We have a new Pard starting out in SASS. He already owns a Marlin 1894(FP?) in .41 Rem Mag to use as his starting point. And he is ordering a pair of blued Blackhawks in .41 also. So we're going to need a source of cast bullets, preferrably RNFP's that are 180 to 200 gr. Are any of you all .41 shooters? Where do you get your main match bullets? Much obliged, MG

I'm just wondering what other clubs/ranges charge for a one day 6 stage shoot. Most all were $10.00 in our area from 2001 up to now. Much obliged, MG

Add my vote to Stirrup Trouble.

Mr. Richochet: It took me a while to come up with the Western Bullets. They are 15" X 10" & 15" X 8.5". I do have a spare if needed. MUSTANG Gregg

JMF: My Mustang?

Just the ladies!

I'm selling some of the irons that I don't use much any more. Marlin 1894S (JM) .44 Widder modified. Hardly ever used. $900 Browning 1892 .44 Mag. Very smooth. $900 Two Ruger 5.5" KBVs. .44 Mag. $1200 Stevens 311 12 ga w/ 30" bbls. $500. More pictures available. Send me a PM. Thanks.

A feller brought me in 5 old rifles to appraise. None are really anything that I would want for myself. They are a bit rough and would be a tough sell anyway, I reckon. 1. Marlin '92 lever action octagon .32 rimfire 2. Winchester Low Wall falling block octagon .32 rimfire 3. Remington Rolling block octagon .32 rimfire 4. Hopkins & Allen falling block octagon .32 rimfire 5. Winchester M1873 (mfd 1888) round .44 WCF My questions are: Has anyone ever successfully converted a Low Wall (in rimfire) to centerfire? How about converting a 'Marlin '92 to centerfire? How much $$? Much obliged, Mustang

There are some excellent solvents that can be tried...very carefully. But most all are flammable and probably cancer-causing. And every one of them will blind you if it gets in your eyes. Acetone, Tolulene, Tri-chlor, Naptha, MEK. Just dye it, if you can't stand the stain and don't want to mess with chemicals. .