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Posts posted by Tyrel Cody
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Uberti? If it has one of those stupid retractable firing pins, then no. That’s the only reason I can think of at the moment NOT to buy a gun…
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There are a few places around the greater Nashville area(and at least 2 downtown) where you can indeed walk in and buy a slice of Pizza.
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10 minutes ago, Irish Pat said:
i believe an age based catagory such as Senior, Silver Senior duelist, Cattle Baron, they would be legal as traditional or Duelist, Cowboy classic Silver Senior would a 45 Blackhawk be legal?
No because Classic Cowboy is the base category.
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I have no words really other than we have lost a great cowboy.
My condolences to his family and friends.
RIP Kajun
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1 hour ago, John Kloehr said:
These ^^^^
black powder for no good reason.
And on edit: Welcome!
#1 Reason: If you can’t see the targets, the spotters can’t either…OP, Welcome, get yourself to a match ASAP.
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The Miroku 73’s come from the factory with about the same short stroke as a 3rd Gen kit from C&I or PGW. I bet your Taylor’s Uberti has a 5th Gen kit it in it which is the shortest stroke legal.
I don’t know if Cowboy Carty is still doing them but at one time he’d cut and weld a Miroku and short stroke them the same as a Uberti with a 5th gen; I have a 44-40 he did.
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On 6/2/2026 at 8:02 PM, Diamond Jake said:
I contacted the match authorities ahead of time, so I knew I had to prepare. But my smokeless loads have a very different trajectory than my BP loads, so not only did it take twice as long to work up the loads at home, at the range I had to re-adjust my sights between classes, which takes time and is inefficient. I still did very well in both categories, but it would have been nice to just show up with a box of identical rounds, set my sights, and shoot both classes. I don't see that as an advantage over the guys who just shoot the smokeless.
Seems like a great excuse to buy a 2nd rifle….
or third…
or fourth…
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4 minutes ago, Big Gus, SASS# 66666 said:
That’s how they put the outside coating on M&Ms.
Probaby how the brown m&m came to be…
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Isn’t Knob Creek right there close to you? Seems like maybe you could shoot there occasionally…
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1 hour ago, John Kloehr said:
. It can also be just signing the log with ID verified at time of initial registration.
No way, too easy to just show up and sign someone else’s name. Should show ID at the time of voting.
I’d like to see mail in voting go completely away except for military and extreme circumstances.
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4 hours ago, Alpo said:
I watched the second video. They had the camera on the batter. I did not see the runner on 3rd.
The batter bunted the ball and ran about halfway down toward first. Then he veered off to the left almost to the pitcher's mound, threw his hat in the air and ran around in circles in the infield with his arms up. Until the coach told him to "go touch first you stupid ass before they tag you out", which he did.
But the game was over at that point and not really any need to touch first base.
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40 is the minimum.
100 max if there is lots of shade.
85 max if no shade means I’m thinking strongly about going home.
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6 hours ago, Tyrel Cody said:
Pappy’s Swiss K31 (he got it in France during the war) and a 1911A1.
1 minute ago, Alpo said:Another thing that amazes me is - does nobody have anything besides cowboy guns?
If I was arming myself because there was a war going on, I certainly would not pick a single action revolver if I had a better choice available.
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Pappy’s Swiss K31 (he got it in France during the war) and a 1911A1.
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Chevrolet, Mary Ann, straight stock rifle…
I started with a straight stock rifle and now when I try a pistol grip it just doesn’t feel right and completely messes with my mind, causes me to have a little hitch or don’t pull the trigger; so I’ll just stick to straight stock.
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13 hours ago, El Sobrante Kid said:
For those of you who wear the Coofandy shirts, what do you do with the buttons and the tabs for holding up the cuffs? Thx
I use a seam ripper and take them off; one wash cycle and you’d never know they were there.-
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28 minutes ago, Wild Eagle said:
A company called Coofandy on Amazon has long sleeve henley type shirts that are loose weave and fairly cool in the summer. I have four or five of them and like them pretty well.
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Yes, they count.
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13 minutes ago, T-Square said:
Could somebody post the stages - we only have 246 days to practice !
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55 minutes ago, Whiskey Hayes #41999 said:
I hit the submit button. How do you know if it went through?
It should have taken you to a different page with a printable receipt, charged your credit card, and emailed you. If it didn’t charge your CC I’d suggest trying again.
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Yeehaw!
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I’ve got a an older Monoprice Maker Select v2. Made a few things for coin collecting recently. I’m using PETG filament, it’s pretty good; supposedly stronger than PLA, easier to print than ABS, and safe to print without worrying about ventilation.
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More National Anthem Stuff
in SASS Wire Saloon
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one of the absolute WORST renditions ever televised.