Tyrel Cody

SASS Indiana State Championship 2025 - Main Match (6_12_25 - 6_15_25)_ Overall Winners by Time 4.pdfMaybe this will work.

I haven’t used them in 3-4 years but when i did I found them to be a little harder than Federals, but maybe not as hard as Winchesters. No issues in any on our revolvers that were tuned by Boomstick. I believe @C. W. Knight # 47289L got some more recently and might give you a better idea.

I’m thinking you’ve been driving to a lot of matches lately and communicating too much… J/K pard; hope the docs get you fixed up.

I can say that scenario literally played out with my grandmother. Early 90s, after grandpa passed, she bought a Caprice Classic and puttered around town for a couple years. She lived about 2 miles outside the city limits and never got over 40. The car started running bad and she thought it was transmission the way it acted. The local guy she bought it through came and picked it up and took it to the dealership he worked for in Franklin, KY; an hour drive. By the time he got there it was running like a new one; guess he blew all the crap out. Soooo, after that either myself, my dad, or my brother, would go get her car every few weeks and drive it pretty fast. Would this happen with a new car now; maybe.

Report back later and let us know how it was.

99.99999999999994% sure there has never been a penalty for that and thankful there isn’t; otherwise I’d have a ton of SDQs and MDQs. Unless the line is posted close to the starting position I can’t remember it and oftentimes change it when I do. Most of the time it’s either “Ready” or “Let’s Go.”

Ok, I could be thinking of another book I read long ago; maybe it was Robinson Crusoe that mentioned a rusty knife. Or maybe I thought the red and orange meant blood and rust. It has been 30 years since I read the Tarzan books.

It is in the books. Remember it’s Hollyweird making the movies so they probably had a new knife and cleaned it every day during filming.

And without those letters Ben Gates would have never found the treasure…

Crimson

I’ll take it!

Pedersoli 1887 already slicked up by either Lassiter or Slater. 1866 Uberti .38spcl with action job/short stroked(not picky which smith) A pair if the new Pietta’s that Slick planned out with them; .357 of course.

The only “powder check” I’ve used is an RCBS Lockout Die and I love it. If I’m loading smokeless, which is rare, that die will be on my machine.

I started out with a Rossi hammered double; it was a great budget friendly option at the time(borrowed it for my first 6 matches). BUT the hammers are way too far apart and best I remember the chambers are a bit further apart than a TTN/Cimarron. Were I choosing today I’d go with the Cimarron. That said I think you should get the Rossi and let me know where the Cimarron is so I can buy it

Practiscore2 is pretty darn nice.

This^^^^^^ @Nostrum Damus SASS #110702 I bet if you called Ruger and ordered 500 they’d make them; then you could resell to the rest of us at cost…

Then somehow Eve switched out the tape measure…

4-5/8 Aesthetics

Agree, fantastic show.

Revolvers:.357 Ruger New Vaqueros (short stroked) or Pietta 1873s. Won’t buy another Uberti revolver until they get rid of the idiotic retractable firing pin. This year year I’m shooting Frontiersman so 5.5” Pietta 1860s(Navy grips) I’ve slicked up. Rifles: Uberti 73s or 66s - 38 spl Shotgun: SKB Double.

Welcome! Don’t buy a Henry Big Boy and don’t start out with percussion revolvers. Get yourself to a match and y’all try some guns and figure out what you want yourself to.

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I don't think I've ever gotten a package from UPS on a Sunday, Saturday either for that matter. To answer your.actual question though, I think it should mean a day earlier than the original dat. Bottom line is they have no idea so your package will likely arrive Tuesday or Wednesday.