Tyrel Cody

Why?

I don't think the two I mentioned would be much faster shooting smokeless. I know they've put in the work to get where they're at. I'm sure there are others that I'm leaving out. I get your point though, smokeless will be slightly faster in most cases, but it ain't near as much fun I also appreciate the kind words

Have you Branchwater Jack and/or Jackalope shoot? If they're slower, it ain't by much.

Price?

Seems to me that would fall under continuous fluid motion and be considered a penalty.

I beg to differ

http://marauder.homestead.com/files/Stoeger2.html

Right, the subs typically produce MORE smoke than the real thing.

Real BP in FFFg(3F) granulation makes less smoke and doesn't hang in the air as bad as most of the subs.

I would suggest Curly Bill for 97s for certain, he does great work on other guns too.@Widder, SASS #59054 can put you in touch with him. Slater is excellent with the 87s. Both live near Knoxville.

You mean other than hoot and holler and have a grand old time? Start high and gradually crouch down the thicker the smoke gets.

Google maps changed their licensing a couple of years ago and SASS needs to update their web site accordingly. I thought Misty had posted late in 2019 that it would be fixed early 2020, but I can't find that topic.

Where'd you get them? Shotgun primers or large pistol primers?

Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky. I really, really, really want to make Stirrup Troubles match in Nebraska.

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#3 lube: Peanut Butter

I bet they're on the way to Vegas for the Shot Show.

Root beer with Nanner Splits?

Rodney Atkins: If you're goin' through hell keep on going Don't slow down if you're scared don't show it You might get out before the devil even knows you're there

There are some REALLY FAST Classic Cowboy category shooters. TBone Dooley and Cleve are the first 2 that come to mind.

See this thread:

I know, let's get rid of the spotters and work off the honor system. At the conclusion of the stage the TO will simply state the time and ask the shooter how many misses. Actually let's throw out the rule book too. New rules: 1. Don't point your gun(s) at anyone. 2. Have fun. I actually am serious.

I believe the important thing for you to learn from these two scenarios is that you need to slow down and make the spotters/TO's job less stressful. Dang Gamers Get off the lawn. {disclaimer} I'm kidding y'all. {/disclaimer}