Sixgun Seamus

Believe it or not, many questions can be answered just by reading the shooters handbook on occasion. Regarding the "copper washed" question, page 27 of the shooters handbook states, REVOLVER AND RIFLE AMMUNITION - May not be jacketed, semi-jacketed, hollow point, plated, or gas checked. It must be all lead. Moly-Disulfide, polymer coated bullets, or equivalents are acceptable. When a bullet is copper washed or plated, it is no longer "all lead" and is therefore not allowed. As for my go-to ammo for buckaroos, my 9 year old grandson shoots 38's and 12 gauge with no problems. He is 4'6" and weighs 65lbs.

We open our 2025 Cowboy seaon at Brown this Saturday. Registration at 8:45 am with lead down range at 10am. Coffee and donuts in the morning and lunch will be available. Shooting six stages. Hope the weathers gods cooperate and hope to see you Saturday.

Wow! Hard to keep a dry eye at the end.

And they have proper length barrels.

Ditto to Rye. Thanks guys for giving us a place to shoot through the winter.

Only knew him for a couple years but in that time I was privileged to call him a friend. RIP and prayers for his family.

This is a great match put on by great folks. You won't be disappointed.

Headed south this morning. See you folks in a couple of days. Get out of this NE Ohio weather for a while.

It's at one of the best cowboy town venues that you will ever shoot.

If Vin Tanner can do it, so can I.

Watch me! No really, my grandson will be using these.

If these aren't sold yet, I'll take them. Sending you a PM.

The dog looks interested. Ask him to do it.

Great shoot today for inaugural match. Thanks, Custer, Howes and Pete for getting this going. Weather didn't cooperate on a couple stages. Unfortunately, we won't be back too often as we shoot the same weekend. We start next month.

22 birdshot in an old 3 screw single six is also quite fun and effective although more expensive.