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Looking for O.L.G Original Lumpy Grits
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Rooster Ron Wayne's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
It says OLG can not receive messages . Not sure why ? -
Looking for O.L.G Original Lumpy Grits
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Rooster Ron Wayne's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Thank you Pat Riot ! -
I'm not supper techy and I don't know how to surch for someone. I just usually looked threw post and found them . But I'm trying to get in touch with OLG . If anyone can point me in the right direction. Thank you . Rooster
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I had zero No.3's at the start of 2024 . Now I have 4 different No.3's and have come to luv the gun design. What a beautiful pistol . I will always be a Colt Open Top fan . But the No.3's have really grown on me
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I'm not 100% . But I think that pretty rear setup . I'm interested if you pass on it . Rooster
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45 Cowboy Spl Brass vs 45 ACP Cylinder
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Rooster Ron Wayne's topic in SASS Wire
I don't know why people keep saying 45 cowboy specil wont fit in 45acp cylinders ? Never asked that question The question is, Should I buy a 45ACP cylinder and shoot 45acp cartridges in my Colt gun or Just buy 45 Cowboy Spl and shoot them in the 45 Colt Cylinder ! -
https://usa-hunter.com/product-category/shooting/reloading-supplies/smokeless-powders/alliant-powder/page/3/
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45 Cowboy Spl Brass vs 45 ACP Cylinder
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Rooster Ron Wayne's topic in SASS Wire
Beautiful Lady's -
As L.E.P has already stated . You could blow up your gun with the wrong powered ammo . Your best bet would be to buy a little bit of equipment and supplies and load your own ammo . Rooster
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45 Cowboy Spl Brass vs 45 ACP Cylinder
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Rooster Ron Wayne's topic in SASS Wire
Thanks for all the responses. I knew I could cut down my split 45 colt brass . But I like to keep a minimum of 4 or 5 hundred round loaded for everything I shoot . And I did not want to wait that long for split brass lol. I have hundreds of 45 ACP 200gr rnfp already loaded for my 1911's . So that why I have the debate of 45 Spl Brass or 45 ACP Cylinder. The nice part of 45 Cowboy Spl I can shoot them in all my 45 Colt guns not just having cylinders for just two guns. The things we have to deal with as Cowboy Shooters -
You can order a 45 ACP Cylinder from EMF for around 165.00 +Shipping Or You can by Starline 45 Cowboy Spl Brass on GB for around 38.00 +Shipping for 100 ct What is your thoughts ?
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Cimarron 1866 in .45 Colt. Sold
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Old Irish Shooter's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
Please mark as sold -
Way over priced
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I have been reloading and casting for longer then I care to remember. Even though prices keep rising on equipment and supplies. To reload will cost you about 25% of the price of buying. I have over the years bought and bought and bought equipment and or supplies to last the rest of my intre life . You can usually find old single stage or progressive presses around for Pennies on the dollar compared to Equipment. I use my brass till I can't use it any longer before I replace brass . I cut 44 mag down to 44 special or even 44 Russian depending on the split in the brass . I have bags & bags of new brass I have bought at a discounted price over the years and have never even opened yet . You just need to shop around put the word out and you will find the stuff you need relatively cheap compared to buying new equipment. Supplies is what it is . When the price is right buy all you can afford. You will use it all sooner or latter . So Saith The Rooster.
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SOLD -- THANKS
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
If I'm reading this correctly. It's 15.00 shipped for everything . I will take it . Rooster PM on its way -
Kevin Costner’s Horizon
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Nimble Fingers SASS# 25439's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I'm waiting for all of them to be released and just buy it . It looks very good though. Rooster -
You are right there are No Drop in replacement parts for the older rifles. But that don't mean with a little elbow grease and some flat stones you can't make thing still work . Just Sayin. Sorry about the Remington. If I ever decide to let it go I will let you know . Don't be in a hurry they do come around. God bless. Rooster
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RIP Wichita
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I have a old Navy Arms Uberti 66 . The rifle runs great . The only thing that is really different from my point of view is the shooter is a hell of a lot older then he used to be . And have parts fitted to him cost a hell of a lot more then the rifle !
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None of it is really rocket science. It just takes a little more fitting of the new parts in a old rifle. The new rifles are more standardized and most parts will drop in and run . The old rifles the parts need to be fitted to your rifle .
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Ed Seiker, Texas Ranger has passed
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Possum Skinner, SASS#60697's topic in SASS Wire
I never knew the Man myself. RIP Ed . Thank you for your Service to The People. -
Red vs dark grey AA hulls
Rooster Ron Wayne replied to Boulder Canyon Bob# 32052L's topic in SASS Wire